Every audience is different. Every event has a unique goal. That’s why I don’t give a “canned” talk—I craft the exact experience your audience needs, backed by real stories and lived experiences.

I’ve worked with top executives, A-list celebrities, small business owners, and everyday people just trying to figure it out. I’ve seen what happens when people make the right moves—and when they don’t. And through all of it, I’ve learned that success isn’t just about talent or luck—it’s about the decisions we make in real moments of pressure.

That means when I step on stage, I don’t just speak—I connect. I relate, I share stories, and I bring lessons from people who’ve been where your audience is now.

Then, I deliver. No fluff, no recycled speeches—just real, relatable insights from lived experience.

I’ve spoken at numerous middle and high school career days and youth events, helping students see how to connect, communicate, and show up—even when they’re struggling to believe in themselves.

I’ve worked with organizations like the **100 Black Women of Atlanta, Young Life, Junior League, and the Young Adult Ministry of St. Philip AME Church in Atlanta**—meeting students right where they are and giving them real tools to succeed.

But don’t take my word for it—hear it from the students themselves. Check out my video **”Dear Mr. Sullivan”**—a powerful compilation of letters and reflections from students about the impact my talks had on their lives.

If you’re looking for someone who knows how to connect with students in a way that’s real and relatable—not another lecture—I’m ready.