About Brian

As a Professional Workshop Facilitator and Keynote Presenter who has been wowing audiences for over 30 years, Brian R. King, MSW has become increasingly known for his personal story of resilience in the face of Learning and Physical disabilities to become a #1 Best-Selling Author and successful Entrepreneur.

Brian grew up with undiagnosed ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia. Being mercilessly bullied by peers and some teachers, he grew up believing he was worthless. It wasn’t until high school that Brian discovered his sense of humor and a small group of friends to see him through those years. The ride was about to become far more complicated. Brian’s graduation present from high school was Stage 3 testicular cancer. He spent the summer in chemotherapy fighting for his life and his sanity as he lived in virtual isolation trying to make sense of what was happening.

The way Brian leads and thinks is so inspiring, gentle, loving, and supportive! I appreciate you Brian and I’m so glad to know that I have a group to lean on whenever I need.

Your perspective and mindset is a light to the world.

Brian R. King is a gift that never stops giving. He's a ray of sunshine as he always finds the positivity in everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. Brian helps people living with ADHD/ASD or chronic illness to live better lives that are full of abundance, instead of insecurity. He's also epically hilarious LOL.

Brian saved me from pulling my hair out in frustration last week. If you don't know him, check out his content. His professionalism and content are one of a kind.

I've been doing personal work since 1984. Brian is not the first to say these things about personal development. But he is the first one who has modeled it. I have never seen anyone move out of that place of removed academic approach to life the way he does and that I think speaks a lot louder than just the words.

I love the clarity with which Brian expresses the highest human values. So happy to know him and follow his work. He is a leader in the best sense.

One day, his wife, the mother of his children decided to leave. For a time, Brian was a single father to three special needs sons. With the help of family he was able to relocate and help his sons move forward. He remarried and started a new life.In wasn’t long after that a series of unexplained symptoms began cropping up that resulted in pain, fatigue, increased difficulty walking and a host of other issues.

Brian finally received an answer with diagnoses of hEDS (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome “hypermobile type”). After coming to terms with this reality, he remembered his commitment to modeling for his sons what it means to live fully regardless of your challenges. Brian says frequently, “My boys are watching me live my life. I don’t want them to see helplessness and hear excuses. I want them to see positivity, resilience and resourcefulness.”