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Bobby Kountz is the “one day at a time” author. He believes that anything is possible, one day at a time. He’s an incredibly successful, highly motivated, optimistic, multi-award winning sales professional. He declared his independence from alcohol on Independence Day. July 4th, 1990, was, as Michael O’Brien puts it, “his last bad day ever.”
At the encouragement of his coach and mentor, Bobby committed to writing his first book, The Someday Solution. He’s an enthusiastic, optimistic, transformational writer, speaker, and now published author. He has written hundreds of one-page inspirational pieces based on quotations on his website.
When asked what he does, Bobby replies: “I inspire people to courageously create the life of their dreams with passion, purpose, and intention, so they can make the difference they choose, live with freedom and purpose, and serve the audience they love.”
Bobby has three grown children and amazing grandchildren, is a native Nevadan, and lives in Las Vegas. When not writing, Bobby can be found either on a bike, on a trail, on his Harley, or in a meeting, inspiring someone somewhere to keep reaching for the stars, not in the future, not someday, but today. Bobby believes life is full of infinite possibilities and everything is available, one day at a time.
Author, sobriety scholar, and inspirational speaker, Bobby Kountz understands the struggle it takes to get from "someday" to dream-come-true day. The Someday Solution is based on Bobby's journey of moving from being a person who procrastinated on his bucket list with dreams of writing a book, becoming an entrepreneur, embracing creativity and curiosity as superpowers, and starting a business until an unexpected challenge by a co-worker launched him off of his couch, onto a bike, and down the road to unimagined success. Now, he's sharing his secrets for turning someday into today... one day at a time!
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