From the youth to the corporate world, Thurl Bailey inspires others to win whatever the odds or disappointments. Master storyteller and accomplished speaker, he inspires companies and individuals to focus on what matters most; to persevere, build winning teams, encourage peak performance, develop leadership, and discover opportunity in change.
Twice Thurl has led teams from far behind to win national championships. His most recognized title was the 1983 North Carolina State Wolfpack team which beat the famed University of Houston Cougars. That national championship game was selected by Sports Illustrated as the greatest sports ending in the 20th century.
Thurl’s new book, Team of Destiny, chronicles that incredible journey and teaches readers how his coach Jim Valvano led a group of passionate young men to be the best team in college basketball and what it takes to develop a “Championship Mindset”.

Because of Thurl’s outstanding leadership skills and the quality of his character, as well as his impressive basketball skills, he was drafted by the Utah Jazz as the 1983 7th overall pick of the N. B.A. Draft. Thurl spent twelve of his sixteen-year professional basketball career in the N. B. A., and four years playing overseas, in Italy and Greece. His courtesy and integrity both on and off the court and his strong sense of community service have led to numerous civic awards and earned him the nickname "N.B.A.'s Mr. Nice Guy".
When you meet Thurl Bailey you first notice a 7 feet tall athlete. But he is a man of as much depth as height. Thurl is a gifted inspirational singer and songwriter. Among his many musical awards are the 2000 Pearl Awards of Best Contemporary Recording and Best New Artist of the Year.
His other awards include the N. B. A.'s prestigious J. Walter Kennedy Community Service Award, the Utah Association for Gifted Children Community Service Award, Sigma Gamma Chi Fraternity's Exemplary Manhood Award and The Great Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America's American Champion Award. Thurl and his wife Sindi have 3 children, and make their home in Salt Lake City, Utah..

For over 25yrs Ruth has helped to guide Gifted Leaders to connect to the mystery and magic all around them so that they can bridge the gap between the metaphysical and physical, embracing their power and calling so they can lead with greater impact and abundance. She has worked with professional athletes, CEO's of major companies, billionaires, celebrities, and government officials from over 28 countries and has been featured on multiple TV and radio shows around the world as a guest expert. Ruth's ultimate goals is to help her clients tap into their inner power so they can expand their natural gifts into supernatural gifts that can enhance their positive influence in the world. Unleashing joy, abundance, healing and freedom in all parts of their lives. 

She has the ability to connect with and communicate with anything, anyone, anywhere at any moment if it is willing. Beyond the layers of this physical understanding.  

She owns Silver Dance Ranch in Utah with her sexy husband Scott. Lives happily with their 3 kids, 13 horses, 4 goats, 2 cats, 1 dogs, 3 snakes, 2 rats and a Zebra.

Damien Horne began performing at a young age growing up in Hickory, North Carolina. After high school graduation, Damien took a Greyhound bus to Los Angeles chasing his entertainment dreams.
After becoming homeless, Damien returned to North Carolina where he formed the band Stellar Tree and made the move to Nashville. Performing on the streets at night led Damien to be discovered by country star John Rich who invited him to join the MuzikMafia through which Damien was able to secure a publishing deal and tour nationally with such artists as Dwight Yoakum, Kid Rock and John Legend. 
Damien released his first album "Somebody's Hero" produced by Big Kenny of Big & Rich. Outside of his solo career, Damien also formed the country-trio THE FARM which was signed to Warner Music Nashville. The Farm's debut single "Home Sweet Home" hit the Top 20. 
Damien Horne now musically collaborates with Krista Marie and cohosts the television show, “The Song”. He also has an inspirational trio called “The Magi”.
Damien splits his time between Nashville and Los Angeles speaking, singing, and acting. If not on stage he can be found in schools, prisons, and even Ted Talks sharing his message of hope.