Aldric Marshall
As a professional motivational speaker
and inspirational coach, Aldric Marshall has risen to acclaim by
delivering his high-energy message that adversity can’t stop
a winner, it only makes people hunger for the right moves and live
up to their full potential. It is a message Aldric Marshall has
learned from his own life, and one he is helping others apply to
their lives.
Born in low-income Riviera Beach and raised in West Palm Beach,
Florida, Aldric was the youngest of three children. When Aldric
was 7 years old, his father moved out and he was left to be raised
by his mother, Mrs. Elois Marshall. Mrs. Marshall was a single woman
who worked very hard to provide for her three children on a single
income. As a young boy Aldric, not letting childhood adversities
stop him, was deemed a slow learner and placed in a slow learning
disability class. The label and the stigma stayed with him for years.
Graduating high school with a 2.0 GPA and recognizing the path he
was on, Aldric set out to change his situation. However, it took
several years to overcome and break the label that was placed on
him by teachers, faculty and friends.
After high school, Aldric set off to aim high in the Air Force
and become an aircraft electrical system specialist, only to be
kicked out three weeks into the program because he was unable to
pass the aptitude test, another haunting adversity from the past.
Not willing to have that learning disability stigma placed back
on him, he landed a job at Pratt and Whitney in the scrap yard separating
metals. That’s where he found his passion for reading and
learning. After being promoted to aircraft parts inspector he was
laid off because of cutbacks. Several jobs later he decided to return
to school to obtain his barber’s license and quickly became
one of South Florida’s top barbers with seasonal celebrity
clients such as Deion Sanders, Horace Grant, Jimmy Spencer, and
the list goes on.
Aldric had avoided school for years after his high school episode,
but with persistence and determination and a will to learn he received
his realtor’s license, completed mortgage broker school, joined
the Toastmasters speaking organization, graduated Dale Carnegie
training, and became a self taught Foreign Exchange trader. At the
age of 34 he enrolled in Palm Beach Atlantic University and graduated
with a 3.8 GPA. Aldric initiated a continuing process of unending
education which has distinguished him as an audience captivator,
motivator and inspirational speaker with authority on harnessing
human potential. Aldric Marshall’s passion to learn and his
hunger to realize greatness in himself and others helped him to
achieve greatness. He rose from being a kid with a learning disability
and low self-esteem to becoming a three-time business owner, a husband,
a father, and a community leader. Aldric’s philosophy is that
if he can help people obtain their passion, tap into their potential
and overcome adversity then his living was not in vain.
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