
Just wiggle your toes.
For 25 years these four words have inspired well over a million people around the world who have experienced Kevin’s story.
- lives reached
- 1M+lives reached
- presentations
- Thousandspresentations
- years speaking
- 20+years speaking
Kevin is also on The Tyra Show in an episode called “Teens on the Edge: A Wake Up Call”, and in season one, episode one of My Life with the Walter Boys on Netflix.
Programs
What he actually talks about.
Traffic safety
For 20+ years Kevin has been a leading speaker on the subject. He has been the keynote speaker at numerous provincial, state and national conferences, and worked with nearly every organization there is promoting traffic safety across North America.
Attitude, gratitude & having a crew
At his lowest point, Kevin thought of ways to end the pain. But from the support of family, friends and an amazing hospital staff at Vancouver General Hospital, Kevin found the strength to persevere. He has been handed suicide notes and razor blades, and read hundreds of messages from people who were inspired to keep going because of his story.
Decision making
One poor decision cost Kevin the ability to walk and, even sadder, the life of his childhood friend Brendon. Realizing there was no going back, Kevin had to learn to make positive choices that would propel him and others forward.
Overcoming obstacles
Spend a day in someone else's shoes and maybe see their point of view. Roll around in a wheelchair for a day… Life is a labyrinth of obstacles. Kevin teaches people how to get around, over and through them.
Can't stand up comedian
Tragedy + time = comedy. Onstage or offstage, Kevin is more often than not lining up a zinger that leaves audiences rolling on the floor laughing… like him. See what he did there!?
Leadership & positive change
Kevin's story and message resonate with anyone who meets him, and he has a way of making others want to not just change their own lives, but also change the lives of others.
Who books Kevin
Some of the organizations, communities and audiences Kevin has spoken with.
See who Kevin has spoken with
How he ended up doing this.
Read Kevin's StoryWhere the words came from
Why just wiggle your toes?
The phrase has a page of its own: how Kevin came to say it, and what people have done with it since. Some of them had it tattooed.
Just Wiggle Your ToesFrom the road
The new school year is in full swing
Viewpoint School and Steele Canyon High School in California, home to Vancouver, a 103rd birthday, and five schools in New Jersey next.