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Interactive corporate keynote
How the mind can be read and guided, and how your team can use the same skills to focus and perform.
Eric helps teams regain focus, reduce stress, and perform at their best in a world designed to distract them. Your audience doesn't just hear how attention works. They experience it.
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The problem
Constant notifications, endless meetings, and nonstop demands are making it harder for even your best people to focus. They work longer but accomplish less.
Another traditional presentation won't fix that. Your audience needs an experience that shows them how attention works, what is stealing theirs, and how to take it back.
A live Rubik's Cube demonstration shows how the way we see a problem can limit us more than the problem itself.
Examples from advertising and everyday life reveal how repeated messages quietly shape beliefs and behavior.
The whole room takes part in a live exercise, connected to the mental rehearsal elite performers use.
A personal story about choosing the meaning we give to what happens to us.
How advertisers and mentalists guide the mind. Then Eric makes it yours, with tools your team can use on purpose.
One sentence, yours or someone else's, can quietly control what you notice next. Eric shows how to take that back.
We slip into focused, absorbed states every day, like driving home with no memory of the trip. Eric shows how to recognize that state and direct it on purpose.
Repeated ideas take hold automatically. Attendees learn to point that repetition toward the outcomes they want.
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Eric came to our office to provide guidance on how we can sharpen our focus and perform better not just at work, but also in our personal lives. His performance was educational while also entertaining. He provided real actionable insights to calm your mind, and create focus. In today's world filled with distractions, his message was well received by everyone. Thank you Eric!Jeff Eichinger · Partner, SALT – Indirect Tax, Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
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In a corporate setting where entertainment needs to strike the right balance between fun and professionalism, Eric was the perfect fit.Justine Ray · Director of Marketing, Risk Strategies
The simple loop high performers use. Psychology your team can put to work the next morning.
Name what you want. The goals, the numbers, and the personal reasons that keep you going when motivation runs out.
Rehearse it in your mind first. See yourself already living each item before the meeting, the pitch, or the deadline.
Build the habits. Daily practices and small wins until progress feels automatic.
Real rooms, real audiences, every one of them taking part.
Household names who use visualization, focus, and hypnosis. The same mental rehearsal your team practices in the room.
“I wrote myself a check for ten million dollars for acting services rendered.”
He dated it Thanksgiving 1995 and carried it in his wallet. Then he was paid about $10 million for Dumb and Dumber.
Source: The Oprah Winfrey Show, 1997
“I am a strong believer in visualization.”
She sees the result happening before she plays for it.
Source: AARP Sisters interview
“I’ll go through every skill in my head, exactly what I’m going to do.”
She rehearses each routine in her mind before she competes.
Source: Biles MasterClass, via Fortune
“There are times in my sleep when I literally dream my race from start to finish.”
He ran full races in his mind long before he reached the blocks.
Source: Beneath the Surface (2004)
“You relax. You go in there and totally focus.”
His trainer Cus D’Amato had him hypnotized before fights so his focus fired when it counted.
Source: Tyson on The Joe Rogan Experience
“I’ve quit a couple of times before, but the way I’m quitting now… it’s really great. I’m going to a hypnotist.”
He used hypnosis to end a 20-year smoking habit.
Source: Reported in the Irish Examiner, 2004The focus skills in this talk are the same ones a mentalist uses to read and guide a room.
Named Hypnotist of the Year by APCA.
Certifications in hypnotherapy. Guided meditation expert.
Degree in psychology from Penn State.
Reading and holding rooms live, on stage and at sea.
Plus 1,000+ college events and clients like Grant Thornton, Toyota, and 3M.
From Blurry to Brilliant: Creating Clarity in Our ADHD World.
Length and format fitted to your room, from 10 to 90 minutes.
An opening or closing session that gets the whole room taking part.
A hands-on session where teams practice the tools together.
Keynote plus workshop, or several sites. One visit is not always enough.
Add a mentalism or hypnosis show the same night.
The book
Creating Clarity in Our ADHD World
After graduating high school with a 1.98 GPA and struggling with severe attention challenges, Eric became determined to understand how people learn, focus, and perform under pressure.
The techniques he discovered helped him graduate from college with a 3.5 GPA and build a career that has taken him to more than 30 countries.
In the book, Eric shares practical strategies for overcoming distraction, improving concentration, and performing when attention matters most.
Reviews
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Eric's inspiring story of overcoming adversity deeply resonated with our executive leadership team.
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He brilliantly infused humor and personal stories into a presentation filled with facts and best practices.
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One of the most entertaining and amazing shows I have ever experienced.
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I have hired Eric for countless events and he never fails to actually amaze me. Wish I could give 6 stars!
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The keynote was the perfect way to end each of our orientation sessions.
Questions
Straight answers for meeting planners and HR teams.
Eric's keynote fee ranges from $5,000 to $15,000. Final pricing depends on location, format, customization, and additional services. Contact Eric for an exact quote.
His signature keynote, Think Like a Mentalist, covers focus, distraction, visualization, self-talk, beliefs, resilience, and performing under pressure.
This is not a passive presentation. Eric combines storytelling, psychology, humor, demonstrations, and full audience participation. Attendees leave with techniques they can use right away.
Corporate teams, leadership groups, associations, conferences, universities, sales organizations, and professional development events.
Anywhere from 10 to 90 minutes. Length and content are adjusted to fit your schedule and goals.
A keynote, a breakout or workshop, or a multi-event package. Many groups pair the keynote with a hands-on session so the tools get practiced, not just heard.
Yes. Eric learns about your organization, audience, challenges, and objectives beforehand and builds in relevant examples.
Yes. Eric is based in Wisconsin and travels throughout the United States. His career has taken him to more than 30 countries.
Conferences · Leadership events · Kickoffs
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