PUBLIC SPEAKING

Public talks, lectures, and keynote-style presentations that translate habit research into cultural insight, strategic reflection, and practical relevance.

These sessions are designed for conferences, organisations, universities, and public forums seeking more than inspiration, offering frameworks that help audiences understand how behaviour forms, stabilises, and shifts within modern life, work, and social systems.

The emphasis is on clarity over performance: ideas are structured, evidence-informed, and grounded in real-world observation. Current speaking topics reflect the core areas of Habit Design Hub, with a focus on behaviour, identity, emotional intelligence, attention, decision-making, and the cultural conditions that shape how we live and work.

Current speaking topics:

1. Habit Is Not Behaviour - It's Infrastructure

How attention, environment, and decision design quietly shape repeated behaviour

2. Why Most Behaviour Change Fails in High Functioning People

And what actually works when motivation is no longer the problem

3. The Attention Economy Isn't Your Enemy - But It Is Your Habitat

Designing habits inside systems you don't control

4. From Willpower to Wearability

Why habits only last when they fit the life they were meant to live in

5. Clarity is the New Discipline

How modern overload reshapes decision-making, identity, and habit formation