Micheal Burt to Deliver Commencement Address at DCHS Graduation

Motivational speaker Micheal Burt will give the commencement address during the DCHS graduation program next Friday night, May 18.
Combining over a decade of winning championships as a women’s basketball coach and his new work as an entrepreneur who unleashes human capital at companies like FirstBank, Reeves-Sain, Ole South Properties, The Les Walden Real Estate Team and many more, Micheal Burt is considered a Coachepreneur—a mix between a coach and an entrepreneur.
Micheal’s unique background and education positions him as the go-to guy within companies that want to play at a different level. With a methodology scripted in the whole person theory, Micheal has driven major results by engaging every person in the company in a set of systematic and ongoing behaviors that allows them to do something tomorrow that they simply cannot do today.
Burt is the author of six books including the wildly popular This Ain’t No Practice Life. Micheal is also the host of The Coach Micheal Burt Radio Show every Sunday on WLAC in Nashville which is one hour of transformational radio positioned as Change Your Life Radio.
As a former championship basketball coach at Riverdale High School from 1999-2008 Micheal’s teams produced seven consecutive 20+ win seasons, four conference titles, three sub-state appearances, two Miss Basketball finalist, and 100 percent of his players furthered their education at the collegiate level. In 2007 Micheal’s strategies were validated when he led his team to a 2007 Class AAA state championship and a 38-3 record for the first time in over 83 years in the city of Murfreesboro and the first time in the schools 36 year history.
Coach Burt speaks, coaches, trains, and leads individuals and organizations who want to play at a different level in life. His powerful keynotes on any of his six books inspire and motivate people to dig deep into their potential with a coach that knows how to get it out of them.
The DCHS commencement begins at 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 18 on the high school football field.