From former SHU coach Steve Sauers

Halldan

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I have recently relaunched my motivational speaking career, encouraged by several high-level speakers (please open my website to see the enclosed details), and I have already been fortunate to have presented dozens to date.
My presentation centers on my lifelong battle with OCD, bipolar disorder, and depression. It is a very powerful, emotional, and inspirational speech that ultimately concludes with a message of hope, resilience, and the reassurance that no one is alone in their struggles.

This fall, I am honored to be speaking to the UCONN and Kansas men's basketball teams. Being a former Division I men's basketball coach for over 30 years, this is very special to me. Additionally, I already have six presentations lined up this fall.

Everyone, given focus of my presentation, I would be very grateful if you could put me in touch with anyone who handles guests speakers. It will then be up to me to convince them.
My talk is extremely dynamic and NEEDS TO BE HEARD!

Please feel free to visit my website at www.stephensauersmentalhealth.com

Best regards,

Stephen D. Sauers
Cell: 862-371-4770
 

Halldan

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When Steve was associated with Seton Hall he used to give talks to the Booster Club. Dynamic is an understatement. IMO he was the best speaker the Club ever had the privilege to listen to.

If you can help him set up an engagement I implore you to do so.
 
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Windmill_Willie

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As A Vet I can only imagine what Steve went through. Definitely not easy..I’d love to get in touch with Steve as I have Meneires Disease and Vertigo. Kudos to Steve for bringing light to his issues. How I’ve dealt is, one day at a time.
 
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