Who do you think you are?

244 Who Do You Think You Are?

Keith Leon

“Everything you need to know is already within you.

You are the answer you have been searching for.”

Entrepreneur, family man and full-time student of life, Keith Leon, is co-

owner of Successful Communications, Inc., a consulting and training

company. With his wife Maura, Keith has co-authored of the best-selling

book, The Seven Steps to Successful Relationships. Acclaimed by best-

selling authors, John Gray and Terry Cole-Whittaker.

With eighteen years of personal growth and development under

his belt, Keith is both skilled and passionate about helping others to

discover their own passions and talents, and achieve their dreams. As a

professional life coach and relationship coach, a developer and facilitator

of transformational seminars, and a gifted professional singer and

songwriter, Keith is a recognized expert at building relationships that

work.

Keith is also a regular poster at http://www.HuffingtonPost.com and a

member of the Agape Spiritual Center, the Agape International Choir,

and the all-male singing group The Feeling Tones. He is happily married

and the father of an eighteen-year-old son named Timar.

You can get helpful relationship tips, hear Keith sing, and even shop

for unique gifts by visiting his website at: http://www.Relationship-Masters.com

Who do you think you are?

I choose to answer this question in a few different ways. I am a trainer, a

singer, an author and a relationship expert on the surface. These are the

skills that I have developed in order to express my true purpose, which

is: I am a loving, trusting, worthy man, expressing what’s in my heart

and sharing my joy. I am also here to touch the lives of all those who I

come in contact with in a positive way, and to pass on the things I have

learned to those who are willing to listen.

What event or series of events led to your discovery?

I spent many years searching for my answer to the questions: “Who am

I?” and “What is my purpose?” During those years I did an extensive

outer search. I visited every church I could find, looking for somthing or