Frank A. Prince

Frank Prince is an awarded innovation strategist, mentalist, and founder of Unleash Your Mind Consulting, with a career defined by crossing boundaries both literal and imagined. He moves through life with a simple but defining belief: that in front of each of us lies a field of unlimited possibilities, and our true work is choosing the step we take, because with every step, that field opens again. His curiosity has taken him from engineering breakthroughs at Frito-Lay and PepsiCo to winning the Baja 1000 motorcycle race, traversing Africa and Southeast Asia on two wheels, and tackling the Alaskan wilderness in the Iditarod. In 2023, Frank was honored with the Creative Education Foundation’s Distinguished Leader Award, the highest lifetime achievement recognition in the field of creativity, reflecting decades of leadership, innovation, and global impact.

On stage and in the boardroom, Frank’s blend of creative problem- solving and psychological performance has challenged audiences on every continent to rethink what’s possible. He has written more than 30 books, collaborated with luminaries such as Stephen Covey and Deepak Chopra, and guided leaders and teams to breakthroughs that begin with a single question and expand into entirely new ways of thinking. Whether teaching, performing, or racing into the unknown, Frank is always pursuing one mission: to awaken human potential and prove that impossible is just another starting line.

Frank's latest Co-Authored book and Theatrical Stage Show, "Impossible: Making the Impossible Possible" Is a culmination of all of frank's learnings about setting out to do what others believe is impossible. Frank had held onto this vision for years. He wanted a theatrical experience that went beyond performance and reached something deeper, not just showing people the impossible, but making them feel it, question it, and rethink what they believed about their own limits. The foundation was never illusion. It was psychology, story, and the subtle workings of belief. Between perception and belief, between story and experience, something starts to change. Certainty softens, old assumptions fall away, and what once seemed fixed begins to open. In that space where story, doubt, and discovery come together, something new becomes possible.