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0 Kyle Dendy Biography
At what age would you or did you start living the life you always dreamt of or having the money flow you have always desired? Many people would probably say 30 years and above. The story is different for Kyle Dendy. He fits in the category of the likes of Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates in their early 20s. Kyle is a motivational speaker, preacher, serial entrepreneur, and author at just 26. His journey started when he was 17. Five years later, Kyle was speaking to an audience of 15,000 people. His secret is leveraging the power of Facebook and Instagram. Let us do a recap of his story to see where his journey started.
Kyle Dendy Age and Family
Kyle was born on 15th December 1997 in Dallas, Texas. He comes from a family heavily rooted in Christian values which he continues practicing now as an adult. He is a twin to Kennedy Dendy, who served as a reporter for CBS47/FOX30 but now works as a food blogger. Kyle is the son of Kimberly Dendy.
In 2023, the family will be mourning 20 years since the death of Senior Dendy. The death of Kyle’s father was tragic although he rarely mentions it. When Kyle was 5 years old, his father died by suicide. Although his death caused untold pain to the family it started a foundation of excellence and a journey towards creating awareness on mental health.
Now as an adult, Kyle is making his father proud. He is married to Chandler Dendy. Together, they have a child called Kanaan Kyle Dendy. They are expecting their second born in August 2023 The two met when Kyle was 13 years old. Nine years later they exchanged vows on a rooftop in New York City.
Before the Bag
Kyles passion to become an entrepreneur started when he was in second grade. He started knocking on houses and offering cleaning shoe services for $2 a pair and $3 for two pairs.
The entrepreneur thrill almost dimmed when he joined Grapevine Faith Christian School. His mind was excelling in sports. But the journey to becoming an athlete was quickly halted when he got 2 injuries that sent him to surgery. In devastation and pain, Kyle started recording short motivational videos and posting them on social media.
The small videos reminded him of the entrepreneurial spirit lying inside of him. With this knowledge, he set out to become a motivational speaker. The videos posted online started gaining track. He started getting invitations to speak at schools and conferences.
When he was 18, he got an opportunity to speak on Life Today Television Show. His interview went viral on Facebook. He started getting invitations to speak at business events, Churches, and colleges every week.
After Fame
Many people started asking him how he got many invitations and speaking opportunities. These kinds of questions sparked another interest. An online class. In his kitchen, he recorded videos showing people the basic of getting speaking opportunities.
He uploaded the course online and people began following. As the audience grew, he recreated the video in his hotel room. The course exploded. More than 7,000 people purchased the recreated course.
Seeing the potential of technology, he started Dendy Ventures. a digital agency company that helps celebrities, speaker and entrepreneurs becomes popular on the internet. Now, his agencyhas managed to work with public figures like Kanye West, Sunday Service Choir and Joel Osteen.
Success and Net Worth
At just 26 years old, Dendy is reaching levels that are challenging long-time gurus in the speaking industry. He is moving at an admirable speed. Dendy has been able to accumulate alot of wealth. He is now living in Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles. The speaker owns a Lamborghini, a Brabus AMG G63, and a Jaguar.
Kyles earns from his media agency, speaking engagements, and his books. He has authored three books Godspeed, The V.I.S.I.O.N, and the bestseller The Purpose Book. Through his sources of income, Kyle has accumulated a net worth of approximately $50 million. He is on the same path as young millionaires such as top investor Rashad Bilal, YouTube Star Caleb Boxx, and market expert Ronne Brown.
