Steve Siebold was a prodigy on the National Junior Tennis Tour from 1971-1982, capturing 57 singles and doubles titles. Steve went on to play NCAA Division 1 Tennis, and was drafted by Yugoslavia to compete on the European Club Tennis Tour. Steve played professionally for two years and was ranked among the top 500 players in the world. Known as a fierce but fair competitor, Siebold eventually realized that Mental Toughness was what separated the good from the great, and set out to discover the secrets of champions.

In 1987, Steve became a nationally recognized coach of top junior tennis players specializing in Mental Toughness Training. Siebold's players went on to receive scholarships at schools such as Duke, Florida State, and William and Mary. Three of his players competed on the professional tour.

As an entrepreneur, Steve and partners have developed two companies from the ground up that have produced millions of dollars in business around the world.In 1996, Steve partnered with Bill Gove, the Father of Professional Speaking, to form the Gove-Siebold Group, Inc. From 1996 until December of 2001, they spoke to approximately 30,000 people across the world on topics such as Mental Toughness, Public Speaking, and Telephone Prospecting. Gove-Siebold Group's video and audio programs have been sold in 30 countries around the world.

Steve conducts over 600 teleconferencing seminars per year, and approximately 60 live speeches/seminars.

Steve Siebold is a professional member of the National Speakers Association, and will receive their prestigious CSP designation in January, 2003. The CSP is only held by 7% of speakers nationwide and represents both platform excellence and business success.In December 2001, Steve was appointed to the National Charity Awards Dinner Committee, Chaired by President George W. Bush. Other committee members included Merv Griffin, Pat Boone, and Doug Wead.

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