Transforming Behavior By Building Self-Discipline

To Empower Teens & Young Adults   

Gene Mosley, a former at-risk youth who grew up in a single-parent home in inner-city Houston, is now an 8-Time Author and sought-after Professional Speaker. As a first-generation college graduate with a Master of Science degree, his mission is to inspire and empower today’s youth, regardless of their background, to realize their full potential. 

As a Motivational Speaker, Certified Teacher, and Behavior Change Specialist who spent a decade in the Education, Healthcare, and Wellness Industries, he believes the ultimate key to them realizing their greatness is through building their self-discipline, which will also lead to them becoming responsible for all aspects of their lives.He helps them develop their communication, social, and emotional skills as well because they too play an integral part in their development. Through his books, keynote speeches, and workshops, Gene uses his storytelling skills to teach them life lessons and practical knowledge that will allow them to realize the great vision inside of them.

Videos


Keynote


WORTHY TO BE GREAT™

In this “WORTHY TO BE GREAT” keynote, Gene’s goal is to help young people develop Self-Discipline and enhance their Social and Emotional Skills, so they can start taking responsibility for realizing the greatness inside of them. He will teach them how to effectively self-assess so that they can become self-aware of unproductive attitudes and behaviors that have resulted from their “Empty Closet Moment.”

They will also learn how to create Self-Discipline Focused Action Plans. These plans will enable them to replace unproductive attitudes and behaviors with productive ones that will allow them to succeed.

Finally, they will leave with a better understanding of the difference between Logical and Emotional Decisions and how this information can help them make better decisions.

This is NOT a lecture; it’s a very clear and practical message delivered with excitement, humor, and purpose. Upon request, the keynote can be tailored for STEM students or to encourage students to develop an interest in STEM careers.

Major points covered in this Keynote include:

 

Identify Empty Closet Moments– Identify the traumatic moments in your life that hinder your social and emotional development.

Self-Assessment– Taking a deep and honest evaluation of your thoughts, emotions, attitudes, and behaviors and how they are affecting your life and education.

Self-Awareness– Get a better understanding of the cause of your depression, anger, and other detrimental emotions.

Social Awareness– Develop empathy by understanding how your emotions, attitudes, and behaviors affect others.

Self-Management- Controlling one’s emotional impulses by understanding how the brain works in conflict.

Logical Decision-MakingUnderstand the role the mind plays in making logical decisions over emotional ones to enhance decision-making skills.

Workshop


WORTHY TO BE GREAT Workshop

The interactive WORTHY TO BE GREAT Workshop is based on Gene’s book, “WORTHY TO BE GREAT: How-To Build Self-Discipline To Achieve Your Greatness.” This workshop equips participants with practical skills that can be applied in real-life scenarios across different environments and even in the workforce.

The program aims to help participants build self-discipline, improve communication skills, and develop strong social and emotional intelligence. They will gain the tools to achieve their goals and transform their dreams into reality.

Through Self-Assessment techniques, they’ll discover how to create personalized Self-Discipline Focused Action Plans. These action plans will serve as their roadmap to unleashing their full potential not only in the classroom but also in every aspect of their life.

P.S. Workshop can be customized to the individual needs of your school or organization

WORTHY TO BE GREAT Workshop include:

Identify Empty Closet Moments– Identify the traumatic moments in your life that hinder your social and emotional development.

Self-Assessment– Taking a deep and honest evaluation of your thoughts, emotions, attitudes, and behaviors and how they are affecting your life and education.

Self-Awareness– Get a better understanding of the cause of your depression, anger, and other detrimental emotions.

Social Awareness– Develop empathy by understanding how your emotions, attitudes, and behaviors affect others.

Self-Management- Controlling one’s emotional impulses by understanding how the brain works in conflict.

Logical Decision-MakingUnderstand the role the mind plays in making logical decisions over emotional ones to enhance decision-making skills..

Additional clients include:

  • Youth Village Juvenile Detention Center

  • Medlock Juvenile Detention Center

  • Upward Bound

  • Benbrook Middle High School

  • Cafe Momentum
  • Fred Florence Middle School Young Men’s Leadership Academy
  • Sterling Aviation High School
  • Drug Prevention Resources
  • University of North Texas Kinesiology
  • Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center
  • Letot Juvenile Detention Center

  • Farmersville Middle School

  • Inspiration Masters
  • Nehemiah Worship Center

  • Exponential Heights Corporation
  • Guyer High School
  • University of North Texas College of Business
  • Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy
  • Red Oak High School
  • Williams High School
  • Martin Luther King Recreation Center

       Testimonials

Mr. Mosley, I really appreciate you and your understanding of the youth that we work with at the Dallas County Juvenile Department. Your creation of the Hour of Empowerment Program has helped over 30 young men. Your speaking at the Youth Village and Medlock campus has positively affected the lives of over 100 young men.
I really enjoy watching you work with the young men (12 to 17 years of age in the Hour of Empowerment (H.O.E.) classes. How you relate to them, how they relate to you and how you get them to overcome their fears and speak in front of their peers is life changing.
Jerry Silhan

Former Program Director, Youth with Faces

Gene’s talk at Youth Village Juvenile Detention Center during his hour of empowerment program intrigued the young men residing in the facility. They listened very intently and asked several questions, with the most important question being, “When are you coming again?” I think your telling story captures the emotions of many and your presence inspires the young men who need positive influences the most.
Carissa Levingston

Administrative Assistant , Youth with Faces

Thank you Gene!! The students absolutely loved it your presentation!!! A lot of them had wonderful things to say about you and all you shared with them. I am very glad you got to talk to them. Thank you for sharing your time with us. I would definitely recommend you to the staff I work with at the high schools and the drug prevention programs!
Apphia Bulus

TRio Educational Advisor , Upward Bound

Awesome Presentation! There are not enough people willing to do the work that you do. To be able to relate to these kids and forge a relationship to change their lives is truly changing the world. I believe you can make a genuine impact in the lives of at-risk youth.
Kaitlin Philley

Member, Mansfield Kiwanis

Gene, it was great listening to your story. It was a reminder of my own childhood with an absent father. I’m thankful to God for putting your substitute teacher in your life. I was blessed to have strategic folks placed in my life as well. May God Bless your work.
William Brewer

Member, Southlake Kiwanis

“I hired Gene Mosley to speak at my event on August 24th, 2016 at the Biryanni Grill. Gene Mosley gave an excellent speech for the engagement. He was prompt and was on topic. The crowd was engaged as he linked the stories about his High School basketball experience and his near fatal incident consuming too much of an energy. He inspired the audience as he reminded them to  always  remember their way in tough times.  Afterwards, the crowd gave him  a standing ovation. I would thoroughly refer him for other speaking engagements.” David Dean CEO of Exponential Heights Corporation
David Dead

CEO of Exponential Heights Corporation

“Gene Mosley’s talk with our group was very uplifting and inspiring. We work with a group of inner-city at-risk youth and keeping them engaged and entertained can at times be a challenging task. Gene was very professional and down to earth at the same time. His life’s experiences enable him to relate to this demographic in a very powerful way. From start to finish, he kept the attention of our young men and women, they excitedly asked questions and some are now motivated to have a success story just like Gene Mosley. I would highly recommend Gene Mosley to speak to your group with no reservations.”
Roosevelt Sargent

Cafe Momentum Case Manager

“Mr. Gene Mosley gave our BMHS AVID Family the gift of his time and wisdom.  Spending an entire day with us, he shared raw personal experiences, building relational capacity and connecting to the hearts and minds of my AVID students.  With a healthy infusion of comedy, he walked the children towards understanding the importance of finding the “value of your life”, so that you can become a valuable success story.  Gene’s “real talk” pertained to never giving up, overcoming fear of failure, and catapulting towards college and career readiness no matter the obstacles in your path.  The young minds, the future of our country, were in Gene’s hands that day, and he handled them with care, answering every question, inspiring and educating young men and women destined to be first generation graduates.  Leaving us to ponder his statement, “I wouldn’t change anything in my life- even the bad.” Heads and tails above all of our speakers for the 2015-2016 school year.  We thank you Gene Mosley!-”
Mikki MCcoy

AVID Coordinator for grades 8th-11th

Mr. Gene Mosley’s recent speech at The Young Men’s Leadership Academy at Fred Florence MS entitled Becoming a Valuable Success Story was a huge hit with our students and staff.  The subject matter was very appropriate for our students and it seemed, by their reactions and participation, that they bought into Mr. Mosley’s story and message.  His message of finding value in oneself and being receptive when others recognize that value was empowering to our students and hopefully will spur our young men to make themselves a valuable success story instead of a statistic.  Beyond his presentation, Mr. Mosley was prepared and ready to adjust his presentation to meet our allotted time slots.  He did a great job of editing his speech to hit time constraints and to most appropriately connect to the audience.  We asked Mr. Mosley to give the same speech to three different audiences in back to back time slots.  He was a true professional and delivered the speech with the same amount of enthusiasm and passion each time.  I highly recommend Mr. Mosley as a guest speaker and I look forward to welcoming him back to Yong Men’s Leadership Academy at Fred Florence MS.
Kevin Malonson

Leadership Staff Member at the Young Men's Leadership Academy at Fred Florence Middle School

Mr. Mosley, let me take a few moments to share with you some of the feedback I’ve heard from our students regarding your “Red Ribbon Week Assembly” “Mrs. Jones, where did you get that Mr. Mosley from? He was on it! I’m glad he was able to get out.” “Mrs. Jones, is that “Drug Free” man going to come back to speak to us? I missed his show and heard he was good.” “I know someone who smoked for years and was not able to kick the habit. I’m going to tell him about that man we heard the other day. He needs get out of that life!” “Mrs. Jones, I see devastation that weed can have.” I noticed that our students were engaged and listened. I wish we had more time for each assembly so your end message could have been sealed. I have been using part of your message with students who I suspect use… “It’s difficult to control our emotions when you are under the influence of drugs/alcohol. This has been helpful given the students received your message so well. Thank You for being the voice of Realism and Encouragement!
Mrs. Andrea Jones

Red Oak High School Support Counselor

~Gene~

I would just like to commend you on the service of your presentation to our community youth. Our youth needed to hear about struggles and how real they are to everyone, the circumstances of life do not discriminate and you articulated this to our youth! Not only did you show them this, you taught them how they can self correct destructive behavior and prevent it from affecting their future. I would like to thank you for teaching our youth how to be a success story!

Ms. Josie Prachyl

Director of Community Coalitions at Drug Prevention Resources

Mr. Mosley came to share his powerful story at our “Career Day” event on campus. His honesty and ability to relate to others was very appealing to the young men, and they really took well to his words of wisdom. There is definitely a shortage of individuals with the social and emotional intelligence to effectively work with our young minds, but we are grateful that one of the best came to spend time with us and we would definitely have him to come speak again.
Mr. Cornell Lacy

Upper School Mathematics Instructor at Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy

I think Gene was very knowledgeable and has some of the best public speaking skills I’ve ever seen. UNT should provide workshops with him leading them because there are plenty of students who struggle with these specific communication skills.
Lan Vu

University of North Texas College of Business Student

Gene impressed me with his storytelling skills and vast knowledge in public speaking and business. I think his expertise would bring so much value to this campus. I will definitely be attending his workshops!
David Kim

University of North Texas College of Business Student

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