I spend a lot of time on stages speak to organizations about today… and tomorrow. 

From packed arenas to hotel ballrooms to intimate leadership retreats and boardrooms – my goal has always been the same: to provoke thought, spark action, and leave your team understanding a better path forward. 
But here’s the thing: a keynote isn’t just about giving people answers. 

It’s about giving them better questions. 

Questions that help them rethink the way they lead, communicate, innovate, and show up in a world that’s changing faster than most organizations can adapt.
Below is a window into the types of conversations I believe we need to be having at our business events. 

It’s about the Intimacy Economy – the shift from mass attention to deep connection. 

It’s about how AI isn’t coming for your job, but your thinking. 
It’s about why sameness is a threat, and how brands can still be original in a world drowning in derivative content. 
It’s about the new rules of engagement for businesses who want to stay relevant when the algorithms keep changing. 

My new keynote speaking reel just gives you a taste. 

If it resonates, great (please let me know). 
If not, no worries – I’m still going to keep showing up, writing, podcasting, and speaking, because I believe the right ideas, in the right hands, can change everything.
And maybe – just maybe – your team or event needs a little provocation like this.

Take a look… and let me know…