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“Fran is easy to work with, flexible, and well prepared.
He not only talks leadership and motivation, he walks the talk.”Russ Simon, Senior Policy Associate
New York Association of Training and Employment Professionals, Inc.
“I have interviewed Fran Kick live on stadium jumbotrons and live webcasts. His answers are concise, easy to understand and fun.”
Dan Potter, Edward R. Murrow National Award-Winning News Broadcaster
Opportunity: Originally created and produced by Dan Potter, Break Ranks! was a season-long podcast for the marching band activity launched in 2005 with Bands of America.
Results: Fran Kick wrote and recorded six segments for Dan to use during this weekly podcast.
Dan Potter, Break Ranks! ProducerFran's contributions to Bands of America's "Break Ranks" podcast have been, above all, useful to the student listener. He gives real-life, actionable advice that student leaders can employ that day to make their band programs better. I've had the pleasure of knowing and watching Fran Kick work with the world leaders of tomorrow for almost three decades now and, as a broadcaster and lifelong marching music fan, I eagerly and enthusiastically endorse his work!
Host of KRMG Morning News, Tulsa, OK
Listen to all six segments (12:12)
What to do when the performer next to you just doesn’t care? (3:24)
Playing with control vs. playing with emotion (2:44)
Learning week to week – the real competition! (1:57)
Making sure you know what you’re doing! (1:53)
Acknowledging others means more than just applauding (1:56)
Getting ready for the BIG show! (2:02)
Sponsor:
Fran Kick, M.A. Educational Psychology, CSP, author, professional speaker and consultant knows What Makes Kids Kick! Inspiring people to KICK IT IN® and TAKE THE LEAD since 1986.
Follow up with Fran Kick
How much screen time for kids? Thanks Dr. Tara Narula for smartly sharing. Some adults need "media mentoring" too. https://t.co/yYLMqlGNyK
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