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Stephen Panus
- Fairfield, Connecticut
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What I'm here to reimagine...
What if we allowed space to remember our loved ones, to say their names, to tell their stories, to hold the empty chair with reverence instead of shame?
The Open Chair Movement: https://www.stephenpanus.com/open-chair-movement
Story
Stephen Panus is a storyteller and mentor & coach at heart, one driven by purpose, resilience, and the unwavering belief that we can turn pain into positive change. As the author of the best-selling book “Walk On”, he shares his deeply personal journey following the tragic loss of his son, Jake, who was tragically and suddenly killed as a passenger in a reckless and senseless car crash at the tend...
Stephen Panus is a storyteller and mentor & coach at heart, one driven by purpose, resilience, and the unwavering belief that we can turn pain into positive change. As the author of the best-selling book “Walk On”, he shares his deeply personal journey following the tragic loss of his son, Jake, who was tragically and suddenly killed as a passenger in a reckless and senseless car crash at the tender age of sixteen in the summer of 2020. Through telling his story, inspirational speaking and leadership development training, Stephen inspires others to find strength, create meaning, and hold tightly onto hope in life’s most difficult moments.
“Walk On” was honored as a “Good Morning America” Book Club Buzz selection, and its impact extends far beyond the pages. Proceeds from the book support the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships in South Dakota, South Carolina and Connecticut.
Stephen Panus is a storyteller and mentor & coach at heart, one driven by purpose, resilience, and the unwavering belief that we can turn pain into positive change. As the author of the best-selling book “Walk On”, he shares his deeply personal journey following the tragic loss of his son, Jake, who was tragically and suddenly killed as a passenger in a reckless and senseless car crash at the tender age of sixteen in the summer of 2020. Through telling his story, inspirational speaking and leadership development training, Stephen inspires others to find strength, create meaning, and hold tightly onto hope in life’s most difficult moments.
“Walk On” was honored as a “Good Morning America” Book Club Buzz selection, and its impact extends far beyond the pages. Proceeds from the book support the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships in South Dakota, South Carolina and Connecticut.
