BOOK ME TO SPEAK.

I speak on the same territory the books cover: why men freeze instead of feel, and what it costs everyone around them when they do.

My signature talk, Why Men Freeze Instead of Feel, walks the room through the seven voices men carry without naming — the Cynic, the Lone Wolf, the Macho Mask, the Martyr, the Drifter, the Warden, and the Nice Guy — and what it actually takes to put them down. Built for men’s groups, faith communities, corporate teams, and any room that’s ready for something more honest than the usual talk.

If you’re looking for a speaker who’s lived what he talks about, not just studied it, let’s talk about your event.

A large indoor conference or seminar with many attendees seated facing a stage. A speaker stands on the stage in front of the audience, and large screens on the sides display presentation slides with text in Portuguese about the meaning of work and management. The room has a dark ceiling with spotlights and a balcony or upper level.

THE KEYNOTE

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The signature talk, Why Men Freeze Instead of Feel, built for conferences, faith communities, and corporate rooms ready for something honest.

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THE WORKSHOP

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A half-day session for men’s groups, faith communities, and teams that want more than a talk. We dig into the seven voices men carry — the Cynic, the Lone Wolf, the Macho Mask, the Martyr, the Drifter, the Warden, and the Nice Guy — and what it takes to put them down.

A group of people sitting in a circle during a discussion in a dark room with black walls, a blackboard with 'Broken but Built' written on it, and a large poster with a Bible verse on the wall.

THE FIRESIDE TALK

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A smaller-room session for men’s groups, recovery communities, and brotherhood circles. Less stage, more chairs in a circle, and the kind of honest conversation men rarely get permission to have.

READY TO BOOK ME FOR YOUR EVENT?

Send the details, tell me about your group or your stage, and let’s talk about the date.