Speaking
Events and Conferences in 2020
2020 has seen a big change in how people run events, how people like me speak at events, and how everybody else attends events. We’ve
October 14, 2020
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2020 has seen a big change in how people run events, how people like me speak at events, and how everybody else attends events. We’ve
This week marks 11 years since I started as a motivational speaker, delivering keynote addresses at, and MC’ing, professional and corporate events and conferences. Motivational
Post Covid-19, the conference and events space is going to look a lot different. It already does, of course, but where at the moment pretty
I have been a professional motivational speaker now for over almost 15 years. In that time, I have delivered hundreds of presentations to an audience
By now, you would probably have had to have been living under a rock – or at least have a very strong boundary set for yourself and how you interact with news and social media – to not at least have heard about a virus that is moving relatively quickly between countries on the planet, carried by unsuspecting human carriers, called COVID-19 or Coronavirus.
My daughter is 10 right now. She is already a capable and confident person, and I can’t wait to see what kind of adult she becomes. These are the things that I want her to know, now as an 10 year old, but also for her whole life. I’m her Dad, and it’s my proudest job title.
If you are planning an event or conference in 2020, and you want to have some speakers that will be engaging, inspirational and motivational, where
My daughter is 10 right now. She is already a capable and confident person, and I can’t wait to see what kind of adult she becomes. These are the things that I want her to know, now as an 10 year old, but also for her whole life. I’m her Dad, and it’s my proudest job title.
When I first started speaking on stage at conferences and events as a keynote speaker, I was loathe to describe myself as a motivational speaker,
Acknowledge of country.
I live and work on Guringai and Darkinjung land, and I want to pay my respects to the traditional custodians of this place, past and present, their elders and leaders emerging, and I acknowledge that this is now, has always been, and will always be Aboriginal land.
Acknowledge of lived experience.
As someone who has a lived experience of mental illness, I want to acknowledge people visiting and using this website who might have, or have had, a similar experience, as well as the people who have been carers, families, or supporters of those who live with mental illness.
