Kevin Williams - Irrational Kindness

Kevin is a Chick-fil-A franchisee that has the rare privilege of running three restaurants in the city of Canton, GA. Kevin is a husband, father, community leader, friend and waffle fry cook that has a passion for inspiring the next generation and providing his team with the most amazing place to work. Kevin has a drive for seeing other’s dreams come true while he provides them a place to learn, fail, and launch into their future. Kevin is an author, speaker, podcaster, and investor in the next generation which is the inspiration behind Irrational Kindness.<br /><br />Chick-fil-A employees are nationally known for<br />the kindness with which they treat their restaurant guests. Kevin Williams, a rare<br />triple-franchisee of Chick-Fil-A, wrote Irrational Kindness: The Crazy Pursuit of<br />an Extraordinary Life (January 2021) as both an operating manual for life and an<br />employee handbook for his Chick-fil-A staff, encouraging us all to explore kindness<br />in a unique way both towards yourself and others.<br />“Think of this book as an operating manual for the heart—written for teens, moms,<br />dads, students, retirees, recent graduates, and dreamers, all of whom are bound<br />together by two empowering and sobering truths, which are that our jobs are much<br />more than just jobs and our lives are about much more than serving ourselves,” writes Williams. “Allow<br />this book to serve as a harmonious reminder that our hopes and dreams don’t have to be derailed—not by<br />our fears, our pasts, or by people who make us feel like we have to know everything to be successful, or<br />even just to get started.”<br />Williams is available for interviews and can speak to:<br />● 5 simple ways to show kindness in 2021<br />● Why taking Sunday’s off can make all the difference<br />● Why failing at your job could be the best career decision ever<br />● Looking for an extraordinary life?<br />● When someone treats you wrong, how do you treat them right?<br />Williams strips irrationality of its negative context by