If you are looking to get your New Year started off on the right foot, take some advice from these top keynote speakers. These speakers can move your audience to a point of action and inspire them to higher achievement, leaving you and your audience changed…for the better. For more information on these keynote speakers, and more, or to get started planning your next event, give us a call at (901) 754-9404 or visit www.executivespeakers.com. 

1 Josh Linkner

IdeaSpewing. "Just as it sounds, this tactic involves the unorganized dumping of thoughts onto a page. Don’t worry about structure, grammar, word-choice, rhythm or anything other than vomiting raw ideas onto the page. We’re talking a nonlinear geyser of incomplete thoughts, dumped in a pile without any regard for organization. You’ll figure out how to build upon and assemble them later."

2 Alex Banayan

The first step to changing your reality is becoming aware of your reality.

The second step is to not look away.

— Alex Banayan (@AlexBanayan) December 17, 2019 

3 Neil Pasricha

4 Jocko Willink

“Your life is like a story. You’re writing it. And you don’t know how long the story is. You don’t know how many chapters you’re gonna get. So I would say go ahead and fill ’em up.” - @jockowillink https://t.co/PJyCCSXLUJ pic.twitter.com/l7eCVwkc0n

— KC Cattle Co. (@KCCattleCompany) December 23, 2019

5 Jeremy Park

6 Carey Lohrenz

Having the courage to go after your dream when you feel doubt, or when others are telling you, “That’s not the way we do things here…” is not easy. @CareyLohrenz 1st Female US Navy F-14 Fighter Pilot

5 Inspirational Women on the Power of Grithttps://t.co/FFbxkJQiQX pic.twitter.com/DIm9MzL3bW

— Danielle Newnham (@daniellenewnham) January 5, 2020

7 Duncan Wardle

"How we will compete in the next decade? What skills will we need to survive in a decade of total disruption and rise in A.I.?

Simple…the skills that make us most human. That’s right, to succeed in the coming decades, the human workforce will need to embrace the parts of us that are exceedingly difficult to replace with Artificial Intelligence. Traits like Creativity, Intuition, Curiosity and Imagination.

8 Phil M. Jones

"Change your words. Change your world."#MondayMotivation with @philmjonesuk
💬🌎#HakimGroup#2020Vision pic.twitter.com/Lol4qimuaV

— Hakim Group (@TheHakimGroup) January 6, 2020

9 Sam Silverstein

10 Inky Johnson

Perspective drives performance... pic.twitter.com/c4aa7EVuKb

— Inky Johnson (@inkyjohnson) December 30, 2019

11 Hannah Ubl

12 Jim Davidson

13 Chris McChesney

14 Lisa Walden

15 Chris Ruden

No one is better than you at being yourself 🙌 pic.twitter.com/gTRf2XK1Mz

— Chris Ruden (@ChrisRuden) November 21, 2019

16 Louie Gravance

Service is a SUPERPOWER. Great service serves the server first. Recognize how to be in the here and now, every time like it’s a new time. If we sell intangible feelings and experiences the product will sell itself.

17 Magic Johnson

2020 is the year that everyone should strive to overdeliver in all aspects of life. For me, I will overdeliver as a CEO, husband, father, brother, friend, business partner, and to all of my clients. I’m looking forward to a great year!

— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) January 1, 2020

18 Ryan Estis

19 John Rossman

Move forward to get back to Day 1: This is a key leadership principle. This is all about having the startup hunger. Never lose the hunger you once had to be the best you can be. Even if you have achieved everything you wanted to keep the hunger going. This means commit to a path that you want to undertake.

20 Mel Robbins

The next time that voice starts to say “you can’t”- tell it to shut up and replace it with something like “I can try.” You can’t get rid of the voice overnight, but you CAN change your response to it.

— Mel Robbins (@melrobbins) January 6, 2020