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A friend of mine once said, “You like to participate in other people’s transformation.” I suppose he was right.

As a keynote speaker, my mission is to inspire and elevate freelancers, consultants, and other creative entrepreneurs. I don’t pitch from stage. I don’t enjoy being controversial. I’m not the tough love type.

Instead, I tell true stories and pull out the timeless principles that serve and transform independents and solopreneurs, no matter what they look like or where they live.

My aim is to marry heart and mind. That way, people understand the mindset upgrades, feel motivated to go after what they really want, and have the process required.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of what you can expect:

1. I’ll delve into a core question. For example, why do some creatives flounder while others flourish? Two can have similar talent and work ethic, and yet one will have double the income and freedom. If the person making twice the money isn’t twice as good, what’s the secret? She’s using very specific levers in her business to get better results with less effort. Here are six key levers, and here’s exactly how to use the first three.
2. I’ll be funny. After listening to approximately 1.1 bajillion sermons during 40+ years of church services, I can tell you that humor opens the doors to people’s hearts so that they’re receptive to honesty and change. As Strategic Founder coach Dan Sullivan said, “All progress starts by telling the truth.”
3. I'll unravel the open secrets behind growth in the creator economy. I’ve been leading marketing teams for 15+ years, and it won’t surprise you that the best beliefs, principles, and strategies don’t change, only the tactics. Guess what’s still relevant? Growth mindset, effective storytelling, genunine concern for others’ well-being, and consistency.
4. I may do tears and make fun of myself, but I won’t do blame and make fun of others. As I mentioned, I’m not interested in stirring up controversy. In my experience, vulnerability and kindness are more effective at catalyzing change, and I prefer to have pleasant chats with attendees after the talk, you know?
5. I’m not a diva. I don’t have a favorite $500 candle you must order ahead of time. You don’t need to send a sleek black car to pick me up with the interior temperature at precisely 71˚F. I can manage with Uber, though being from the American South, I do appreciate warm hospitality.