Keynote booking
You don't bounce back. You build forward.
A keynote for rooms in the middle of something hard — recovery, restructuring, or a change nobody chose. Told from the patient's chair and the designer's desk, built on The Rebuild Method™.
- 25+ yrs
- Designing brands, products, and campaigns
- $3k–$7.5k
- Keynote fee range, in person or virtual
- 45–60 min
- Flagship keynote, tailored to your room
Built for audiences starting over.
- Recovering from something — injury, illness, burnout, or loss.
- Rebuilding after a change nobody in the room chose.
- Clinicians and rehabilitation teams who watch people start over daily.
- Wellness and holistic-health audiences already thinking about the nervous system.
- Creative and leadership teams designing through uncertainty.
Seven moves. One worksheet. Free.
The Rebuild Method™ is what the keynote hands your audience — and the worksheet is how they run it the next morning. Use it as a pre-event primer or a post-event follow-through.
- R
Receive
Stop arguing with a reality that already happened. For me that meant handing it to God — angry, at first.
- E
Enter Stillness
Quiet the nervous system before trying to solve anything. Prayer counts. So does silence.
- B
Befriend the Body
Notice pain, tension, and the signals underneath them.
- U
Use Imagination
See a possibility that doesn't exist yet — clearly enough to walk toward it.
- I
Immerse
Nature, awe, worship, community. Something larger than the current story — and it has a name.
- L
Live the Next Step
Not the plan. The next honest, doable move. Gratitude is my attitude, one day at a time.
- D
Design Who You Become
Don't reconstruct the old you. Build the one you were being made into.
Request a date
Tell me the window. I'll tell you what's open.
Pick the season you're planning for — it lands in my inbox with the speaker one-sheet attached, and you get a personal reply within two business days.
What happens after you request a date
I reply within 2 business days
You'll get my availability for that window, the speaker one-sheet, and a link to book a 15-minute call.
We confirm the details
I'll ask about the event date, audience size, format, travel, and budget so I can quote an exact fee.
I send a simple agreement
Once signed and the deposit is in, I hold the date and we start tailoring the talk for your room.
Fee range $3k–$7.5k · Keynote, workshop, fireside, or virtual · joe@joejacksoncreative.com
What formats do you offer?
The flagship keynote runs 45–60 minutes with a moderated Q&A afterward. I also offer a 45-minute healthcare talk, a 45-minute creative leadership talk, and a hands-on 2–4 hour workshop. The workshop moves the audience through the full Rebuild Method™ with guided exercises, not just slides.
How far ahead should we book?
Most conferences and teams book 3–6 months out so we can align the talk to your audience and schedule a brief prep call. I can sometimes accommodate shorter timelines if the date falls inside an open booking window — just ask and I'll be direct about what's possible.
What is your fee range?
Keynotes start at $3,000 and scale to $7,500 depending on audience size, travel complexity, prep time, and whether you add a workshop or second session. The workshop rate includes materials and a post-event follow-up. Travel is separate and billed at cost.
Which audiences is this right for?
Healthcare and patient-experience conferences, creative and design leadership summits, and company all-hands going through hard change. It lands best with rooms of 80–1,500 people who want a human story with a usable framework attached — not a motivational set piece and not a clinical lecture.
What should the room expect on the day?
A single story told plainly, three tools the audience can use Monday, and a close that hands the room something to decide rather than something to feel. I arrive the day before when travel allows, do a 15-minute tech check, stay for the hallway conversations afterward, and send your team the slides plus a one-page recap within 48 hours.
What do you need from organizers?
A clean wireless lapel mic, a confident A/V hand, and a confidence monitor or a clear view of the main screen. I travel with my own clicker and backup slides. For the workshop, I need round tables, flip charts or whiteboards, and space to move between groups. The most important thing is a 30-minute audience brief two weeks before the event.
Still deciding? See talks, availability, and the speaker one-sheet or email joe@joejacksoncreative.com.