Scott Mitchell

As a business owner, athlete, TV personality, coach, husband, and father, Scott's life has been enriched with a vast array of experiences, which has given him a unique ability to relate to a large audience. He's lived his childhood dream of becoming an NFL star quarterback. He's also, lived his adulthood nightmare of becoming significantly obese! He's recently authored the book "Alive Again" which gives readers a simple, yet, effective game plan in over coming difficult challenges we face in our life. Whether at work, home, or play this scientifically proven formula will arm you with the tools to perform in the arenas of life as your best self. Scott is speaking to thousands around the country sharing his unique insight and wisdom.

Scott recently had a life altering experience watching his dad die a very painful and prolonged death from diabetes related illnesses. He saw his own future through his dad and that he was going to die young if he didn't change. Then a divine accident happened, Scott was cast on the hit NBC show "The Biggest Loser". He found that worse then dying on the outside, he was already dead on the inside. His journey through obesity is something we all can relate to. His overcoming it is something we all need. Regardless if it is personal improvement and motivation, leading a team, or effectively building your business, his insights are a valuable asset for any individual or business owner.

Scott grew up in Springville, Utah, where he excelled in sports. He was a three sport All-State Player. He led his teams to State Championships in football and baseball. He was the Utah state MVP in football and baseball his senior year and the Utah Gatorade player of the year in Football. He was also, a US Today high school All-American. In 2009 he was inducted into the Nebo School District Hall of Fame.

Scott attended college at the University of Utah majoring in Economics. He was a three-year starter on the football team and still holds all of the major passing records. He was WAC all-conference and player of the year, and was inducted into the Utah hall of fame

Scott was drafted by the Miami Dolphins and played pro football for 12 years with the Dolphins, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals. He was a pro bowl player, several times name AFC and NFC play of the week and player of the month. Finished his career with several passing records for the Detroit lions. 

After retiring from football, Scott entered the world of real estate development in Florida as the land specialist for the Staubach Company, which was owned by Hall of Famer Roger Staubach. After spending two years with Staubach Scott ventured out on his own starting a very successful real estate development company.

He later moved back to Utah and became the head football coach at his high school in Springville, Utah. He had four very successful years as a coach. His teams went to the state playoffs each year and advancing to the finals and semi-finals. He was named coach of the year in 2009.

Scott also became a founding owner of a company called Kinum, which provides a software platform for businesses to manage their accounts receivables more efficient and cost effective; His company is growing into a national leader in business solutions.

Scott is married to Wendy and has five awesome children. He loves fly fishing and the out of doors. He is very active coaching his kids in sports and serving in his church.