KENKUNKEN.COM - Whois Information

Ken Kunken - Message Ken Kunken’s life story continues to inspire and motivate people throughout the country. In his talks, Ken shares his story and the lessons that he has learned since he was injured during a college football game at Cornell University in 1970. Ken severed his spinal cord, which left him a quadriplegic, almost totally paralyzed from the shoulders down. Ken believes that everyone possesses certain innate abilities that help him or her to function and handle difficult situations. He is convinced that we all also possess an inner strength that enables us to rise to the occasion and tackle almost insurmountable odds. How that inner strength is used will make the difference between someone who is good and someone who is great. According to Ken, even the most difficult obstacles can be the springboards to the most satisfying success. Kenkunken.com

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