Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and other awards, this 80-pagean easy-to-read and understand 80-page power-packed, life changer. Based on the K.I.S.S. philosophy, the book is a how-to guide from changing your thinking, making better and more sound choices, and taking the actions necessary to bring the changes you seek to make your life more productive, fulfilling, successful, simpler, smarter and saner. The book is available in several editions. A visit to the web site will tell you about the book, the various editions and prices, how to order, and reader comments.
With a 40-year career as a professional speaker,speaking before more than 3 million people live and countless others on radio and TV. I am best at connecting with people. I speak to audiences of all sizes from three up to 30,000, and yet all I see is a room full of individuals, each one of which has their own needs and wants. It is my job to get their attention (and hold it) by giving them something easy they can use NOW and make it a relevant, permanent part of their life. I use my experience and knowledge through motivational/inspirational topics as well as business and disability awareness presentations. I use humor to get my points across and keep my audiences entertained as well as informed. I tell is like it is, and am one of those people who is WYSIWYG – What You See Is What You Get. My services as a speaker are available on short notice – 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Visit the web page for information about the programs offered, prices and terms.
“Whatever that elusive ‘it’ might be we collectively seek, Ric Morgan has found ‘it’. I am amazed at his ability to take complex roadblocks to success and offer simple, easy to understand solutions that can be implemented easily and immediately. Ric offers an easy, step-by-step approach. He is a consummate public speaker, motivator and teacher whose ability is to communicate to his listeners the simple keys of life. Pay attention to this man…” Don McCauley, Business Executive and Radio Host
(An excerpt of a presentation of the Keep It Simple and Smart philosophy.)
Ric has been fortunate in winning awards both as a speaker and writer. He has also been an actor, broadcaster and has created and owned a number of businesses and was also the founder of three nonprofit organizations. He currently lives in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The holder of two doctoral degrees, he has been listed in a number of Who’s Who editions, Europe’s Men of Achievement, and will soon appear in the next edition of Contemporary Authors.
Besides Keep It Simple and Smart, I have written two other books and edited an anthology of short stories. My first book is called The Train Of Tomorrow, published by Indiana University Press. The 200+ page book is the history of the GM Train of Tmorrow from conception, through design and development, building, and touring of the Train, until it was destroyed in the mid-1960′s. The second book, 1,001 Things to Worry About was published in August 2012, as was a book of short stories called The Bedtime Reader: Volume 1, The Classics Tales, that contains stories by such authors as Mark Twain, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Stephen Crane, P.G. Wodehouse and many others. The 400-page book will keep you entertained for my many hours, and is good as a reader for travel and not just bedtime.
Are you a member of the press…print, radio or TV…and need more information about me? Then go to this site to see biographical and educational information, awards, the businesses and non-profit organizations I founded, and a partial list of other media I have appeared in or on.
Do you love Walt Disney’s Goofy as such as I do? If so this web site is dedicated to the man…uh, dog…or whatever you he is. You will find a lot of pictures, including some with celebrities, news about him and those who have something to do with him, a bunch of cartoons featuring Goofy in very incarnations, and an article called The Tao of Goofy. Come on over and have a look.
Biltmore House is the largest private house in America and probably the most beautiful place you can imagine visiting. The gardens are magnificent and the winery is interesting. The Biltmore Inn is beautiful and makes you too are staying the night as a part of an exclusive estate.
Living in Gatlinburg is GREAT! And to make it even better, I literally live across the street from the bsiest National Park in the system…the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. And yes, we do see wildlife. It’s not unusual to see black bears in the neighborhood.
This peninsula on the south end of St. Peterburg Beach, is an exclusive residential area with the Gulf Of Mexico on the west side, and a bay on the east. The beach is narrow, and mostly wild. Parking is available all along the beach. Across the street from the city’s pavilion is a large, popular restaurant. This is a great place to stay a week or live, if you can afford it.
Take the Parkway in Gatlinburg South to Ski Mountain Road (Light 10). Turn RIGHT. Pass through the first traffic light (River Road) and cross the bridge. As the road curves to the LEFT there is a motel on the left called GRAND PRIX MOTEL. Behind the motel is a street called OWNBY STREET. Turn LEFT. As you make the turn there is a gray apartment building on the right called the C&C Apartments. There is a parking space in front of the building, next to the stone wall. Walk uphill to the glassed-in porch. Come into the porch and my apartment is #1.
From The Great Smoky Mountains National Park and North Carolina
Take the Parkway into Gatlinburg North to Ski Mountain Road (Light 10 - the first light outside of the Park). Turn LEFT. Pass through the first traffic light (River Road) and cross the bridge. As the road curves to the LEFT there is a motel on the left called GRAND PRIX MOTEL. Behind the motel is a street called OWNBY STREET. Turn LEFT. As you make the turn there is a gray apartment building on the right called the C&C Apartments. There is a parking space in front of the building, next to the stone wall. Walk uphill to the glassed-in porch. Come into the porch and my apartment is #1.