Kendall Gammon is a sought-after keynote speaker with a presence that’s quite different from what you’d expect from a 15-year NFL veteran known for his physical strength. He attended Division II Pittsburg State University where he was captain of the 1991 National Champion Gorillas and was voted most inspirational by his teammates. During a fulfilling 15-year NFL career that included 4 years each with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints, and his final seven years with the Kansas City Chiefs, Kendall played in the 1995 Super Bowl and a 2005 Pro Bowl. Today, in addition to his speaking engagements, he is recognized for his role as a Color Analyst for the Chiefs Radio Network Broadcast team where he broadcasts alongside “Voice of the Chiefs” Mitch Holthus. Kendall joins Next Steps Forward host Chris Meek to speak about harnessing the power of emotional strength, which he believes is the key to quality of life, and how to improve emotional communication within yourself and others. As the audience will find, he is not afraid of being vulnerable and his storytelling will take listeners on a rollercoaster of emotions chalk full of laughter and inspiration.