Speaking & readings

A room goes quiet when someone finally says the thing out loud.

Keynotes, readings, and workshops — on presence, on relationships under pressure, and on what it takes to say the unsayable in a room full of people.

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A poet’s compression. A therapist’s nerve.

Some speakers inform a room. Some entertain it. This is the third thing: the room goes quiet, because something true just got said in plain words — and everyone in it recognizes the thing they’d stopped letting themselves say.

It works because the material is real. Not motivational scaffolding, not a framework with my name on it. The same presence I bring to a couple, brought to a hundred people at once.

Formats

Three ways into a room.

The keynoteOn the things we can’t say out loud — what the unsaid costs a relationship, a team, a family, and how it finally gets said. No slides doing the feeling for anyone.

The readingSpoken-word poetry from the Anonymous Lyrics body of work — for rooms that want to feel something on purpose.

The workshopThe game, played live. A room of strangers saying true things within the hour. 60–120 minutes; no one has to be a poet to survive it.

Rooms it’s built for.

Conferences, universities, retreats, festivals — and teams that talk all day and say very little. If your room is tired of polish, we’ll get along.

Put the true thing on the program.

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Include the date, the room, and what the audience is carrying. You’ll hear back like a person wrote it — because one did.