Keeping The Towel

What's up world, I'm Anthony Edwards, I am a transformational speaker and life-coach. I was once at the bottom of the bottom of my life, where daily, I found myself curled up on the couch watching mindless TV. I was used to accepting mediocrity or less. My wakeup call came while I was working an unfulfilling job and someone said something innocently but it jarred me greatly that I couldn't sleep for days. It was time to change and I decided to make a change. I speak with students and men about the importance of resilience in a world that teaches them to give the bare minimum and get rewarded big for it. I've spoken at conferences/events and beyond to motivate and tap into the deep parts of where people struggle with identifying who they are as I once did. I have broadcast experience of using my voice to reach ears and hearts. I am the host of, KEEPING THE TOWEL, for 6+ years, which I really enjoy. My platform stands on these three pillars: SELF-ACCOUNTABILITY, RESILENCE, SELF-MASTERY. It has afforded me to interview and meet some of the most real, authentic and incredible people from around the world whom have come on the show and shared their stories. I want to challenge people to find the resilience and grit within to keep moving despite losses, setbacks, even digging your way out from the bottom of the bottom to get to a better version of oneself; becoming the 2.0 YOU that you were meant to be. Every day we face our greatest opponents: life and ourselves. Instead of curling up and giving up, time to find yourself and get back in the ring, the time of losing rounds in your life, ENDS NOW.

Get in your mouthpiece. Get your gloves on. Step in the ring. We've all got something left in the tank to go another round.

Wipe the blood...

Wipe the sweat...

Wipe the tears...

But whatever you do; don't throw in your towel.

"Life is either a marathon, a mountain climb, or a fight. To me, life is a fight because every single day is a new round for us. We may get knock down, win a round, lose a round, or choose to throw in the towel." - Anthony