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Book Signing at KICKS

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October 15, 2014 at 02:37pm. Views: 118

Kit Mattson has joined noted business development expert, best-selling author and speaker, Brian Tracy, along with a select group of the world’s leading experts, to co-write the forthcoming book titled, Transform: The World’s Leading Entrepreneurs and Professionals Get to the Heart and Soul of Transforming your Life, Business & Health. Nick Nanton, Esq., along with business partner, JW Dicks, Esq., recently signed a publishing deal with Kit and the other authors to contribute their expertise to the book, which will be released under their CelebrityPress™ imprint. Kit will contribute a chapter titled, “Living to Leave a Legacy.” Kit Mattson is a Christian faith-filled father, husband, son, and brother. He is the youngest of five kids. He gives his father and mother, father and mother-in-law, brother, and wife all the credit for giving him the drive he needed for life as well as creating a sense of perpetual competition in him to strive to be the best in everything he attempts or puts his mind to, from checkers to business to sports of all types. He shares that one of his main goals is to leave a godly legacy for his kids, family and friends. At the age of 16 Kit started his first business, caught the entrepreneur bug, and never looked back. Kit has owned and operated highly successful businesses in fitness, marketing, real estate, martial arts, and business consulting for over two decades. His business philosophy is to make the ordinary extraordinary. From sales to outstanding customer service, the goal is simple make everyone you come in contact with feel important. Kit has been a world-class championship athlete in football and martial arts. He has been in numerous action films, films, infomercials, TV shows, print media, and newspapers. He has met individuals such as President George W. Bush, Paul McCartney, Pastor Joel Osteen and Pastor Greg Laurie. His focus and self-discipline as well as his Mattson Legacy Secrets he accredits to his ultimate success will be shared with you. You can order the book on Amazon; all of the proceeds go to charity. For your signed copy, come by KICKs Tae Kwon Do in Colton on Thursday, Oct. 23 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

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