“What the hell can a man who’s 3-feet tall teach YOU about confidence?”

Sean Stephenson was expected to die at birth. You see, he has a rare bone disorder and suffered more than 200 bone fractures by age eighteen. He reached a height of only three feet, and is permanently confined to a wheelchair. Sean has faced a ton of reasons to give up and endless opportunities to embrace self-pity.

Yet he is also a friend of Bill Clinton, Tony Robbins and Richard Branson. And he is the most inspirational and naturally confident man I have ever had the privilege to spend time with…

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From 2008, I spent two years travelling the world interviewing what I called The World’s Most Confident People. Without a doubt, my interview with Sean was the most powerful out of over 60 interviews with some amazing people! In this interview, I simply sat back and soaked up everything Sean had to share about his own journey into confidence and his tips for creating a life of deep, natural confidence.

Sean is an incredible man… He has inspired millions of people around the world, including Tony Robbins and President Clinton. He has had more life adventures than anyone I know.

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“Sean is an amazing person with an important message.”- President Bill Clinton.

Despite or more probably because of all the challenges he has faced, Sean is now one of the world’s leading authorities on the deconstruction of self–sabotage. In his early years he faced so many reasons to give up and to doubt or pity himself. And yet he never did.

In fact…

He has worked in the White House; become an internationally renowned speaker; traveled across the globe; served on the Board of Directors for National Association for Self-Esteem; become a board-certified psychotherapist; and he is completing his Doctorate in Clinical Hypnosis.

Oh… and he has been seen by millions on Oprah, CNN, The Discovery Health Channel and in The New York Times. He’s filmed a tv show about his life and written a best-selling book, Get Off Your “But”: How to End Self-Sabotage and Stand Up for Yourself.

After interviewing him, I promised Sean that I’d read and review his book. And I have to tell you I LOVED it. My copy has a TON of notes scribbled over it from cover to cover. Learn more about Sean, here: livingatcause.com.