Ryon enjoys keeping up with sports and spending time with his dog, Ziggy.
Imagine waking up in complete darkness. You’re eleven years old. You don’t know where you are. You don’t know why you can’t see. You don’t know what’s wrong?
Strength comes from walking through the flames of setback and failure, and emerging on the other side singed but stronger, wiser, and more complete. After losing his vision and almost dying from an illness at age eleven, Ryon Anderson went on to obtain a BS in Psychology, MS in Counseling Psychology, and a law degree from Texas Tech School of law.
Through success in the intellectual arena, Ryon regained his former confidence and gained a deeper appreciation of life, self worth, and self identity. He realized that the only limits one truly has are the limits one crates. Ryon’s passion is helping people overcome life’s challenges by helping them strengthen their mindset. He is a Business Consultant, Mental Performance Coach and Professional speaker.
Who am I?
I am an International Certified Personal Coach. I hold a law degree and a Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology.
Before loosing my vision at 11 years old, my goal was to be an NFL quarterback. Despite being blind, I never lost the identity of being a competitive athlete. I have a love for working with people who are high achieving, dynamic and creative to be more aligned with their true purpose.
Who do I work with?
Entrepreneurs, Athletes, Founders, and Creatives hire me to improve their mental game and achieve peak performance for their mind, body and spirit. I help them bring their A-game to every aspect of life and business.
What do I do?
As a Human Performance Coach, I teach:
Achieving Peak Performance in:
Mind, Body and Spirit
Mindset Resilience Training
Creative Solutions to Complex Problems
Vision Board Actualization
Transformational Leadership
Overcoming Self-limiting Thoughts and BehaviorsDecisive Decision Making
Business Strategies
Alignment of Business Goals with Personal Intentions
Neutral / Present Focus Thinking
Finding Clarity in Thoughts, Emotions and Behaviors