Sean Stephenson

Dr. Sean Stephenson, a formidable figure in the realm of personal development, overcame the daunting prognosis of a rare bone disorder at birth to become an inspiring voice of resilience and empowerment. Despite the physical challenges posed by osteogenesis imperfecta, which left him with fragile bones and stunted growth, Stephenson's indomitable spirit and advocacy for a life of quality and meaning have resonated globally. His influence extends to luminaries such as Sir Richard Branson, President Bill Clinton, and His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. Through appearances on platforms ranging from Oprah to Jimmy Kimmel, and a feature on the Biography Channel titled "Three Foot Giant," Stephenson’s story has captivated audiences worldwide. Among his distinguished works, "Get Off Your 'But': How to End Self-Sabotage and Stand Up for Yourself" stands as a seminal text in the field of self-help and personal growth. This book, available in ten languages, distills Stephenson's philosophy into actionable insights that encourage readers to transcend self-imposed limitations. With a focus on fostering self-assurance and overcoming obstacles, his writing has earned critical acclaim and continues to inspire a diverse readership. Renowned for his engaging and motivational style, Stephenson's contributions to psychology and personal development have made him a leading voice in the discipline. As a board-certified therapist, he offers transformative 12-hour sessions designed to bolster confidence and enhance public speaking skills. Through his "10K Speeches" program, he imparts his expertise to aspiring speakers aiming to command top-tier engagements. Residing in Scottsdale, Arizona, with his wife, Mindie Kniss, Stephenson's legacy is one of profound impact and enduring inspiration.