Who is Kevin Knebl?

Kevin is originally from New Jersey and was a professional pianist in the New York area back when the earth was cooling. He started his career in sales after over-marrying and soon discovered that the skills and desire to help people that he used in musical performance and education applied just as well to sales. Within three years he was the top salesperson for an international consulting company with offices in 11 countries (who woulda thunk?).

In 2004 Kevin moved to Colorado Springs with his beautiful wife Karin and two wonderful children, Anja and Tristan. He's "blessed and highly favored" and enjoys being a "disarmingly honest" sales professional and international speaker while sharing his enthusiastic love of life and people.

Kevin and his family love to travel.  Their recent trip to New Zealand has given them a new goal.  They want to own a second home in Queenstown, NZ.  (Be sure to drop in when you’re in the area.)

Kevin is a family man who loves attending his kids’ sporting events and school functions.  His daughter Anja has been a successful competitive figure skater for several years.  Many weekends throughout the summer are spent trying to stay warm at skating competitions.  Tristan has tried a few sports including tennis, skating and gymnastics.  He finally settled on Urban Gymnastics, an edgy form of gymnastics that teaches movie stunts to kids.  At least now, when he is diving off of the couch or rolling through the kitchen, he can call it career research.  Kevin’s wife Karin is also a figure skater and figure skating judge.  She loves being a stay at home mom and the brains behind the organization.

Kevin loves to ski, golf and fish and will find almost any reason to do so.  He is also a self confessed quote-aholic and has over 50,000 quotes in his personal collection.

Favorite Quotes

• Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve. 

• People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.

• All limits are self-imposed.

• What we do speaks so loud that what we say others can not hear.

• You preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips.