Brian Reinbold
is an author and
speaker in the fields
of transformational
self-development
and spiritual growth.
Over the course of
his career, he has
written and spoken
on a variety of topics
including Happiness,
Optimism,
Inspiration,
Wellness,
Personal Fitness,
Relationships,
Spirituality, even
Astronomy! He has
created audio and
video programs, and
appeared on dozens
of television and
radio shows.
Born in Montana
and raised in North
Dakota, Brian
holds a bachelor
of science degree
in business
administration from
Valley City (ND)
State University.
Through his early
work in sales and
anticipated and
destined to became
an international
bestseller…
After a hall of fame
career as a sales rep
and sales manager
Brian embarked on
his own personal
and spiritual
transformation.
He had a shift in
perspective in his
thinking that has led
him to explore the
spiritual aspects of
human experience.
“I help people who
are really good
at what they do
transition to what
they really, really,
really want to do.
What they want to
Be!” He adds that
he, himself benefits
tremendously from
the work he does for
others “As we light
the way for others,
we cannot help but
illuminate our own
path”
“Success is not the
key to happiness.
Happiness is the key
to success”. And with
that idea he has led off
hundreds of speeches,
seminars workshops
and retreats for
Youth Leadership
Organizations, Sales
Training Events,
Keynote addresses
and Personal
and Corporate
Transformational
retreats.
When not traveling the
world uplifting people,
Brian makes his home
in Chicago with his
wife Sherry, visioning
and planning their
next adventure.
Brian Reinbold
sales management,
he discovered a
great need for the
principles of selfmotivation and
transformational
personal growth, and
he has endeavored
to bring these
ideas to a wider
audience. His new
book, Your Personal
Exodus, due out
June 2016 is highly
Though he is
often told he
reminds people of
Wayne Dyer, Brian
attributes his early
transformation to
Albert Schweitzer’s
work. Particularly
Schweitzer’s ideas
on Service and
Happiness. Perhaps
his most frequently
used quote is
from Schweitzer.
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