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Brad Everton is a powerful speaker for event and performance psychologist. He delivers science-backed strategies with warmth, clarity, and real-world impact to leave audiences inspired, equipped, and ready to thrive.

Whether speaking to leaders, parents, or high achievers, Brad transforms insight into action with unforgettable presence.

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Frequently Asked

As an event speaker, do you tailor-make content for organisations?

Yes. Brad can tailor mindset training to boost mental skills for your team or group.

With a short briefing, Brad can create content specifically to suit your organisation.

How soon can event speaker Brad Everton present to our conference?

Brad has a very heavy work schedule. However, we can usually be flexible for shorter speeches and plan for longer presentations within 1 to 2 months.

How much are keynote speakers?

The rate to hire a professional keynote speaker varies depending on the person and the length of the speech. You can find keynote speakers who are just starting out that will speak for free, but generally an experienced speaker will range from $3,000 to $20,000. Keynote speakers who have fees in the higher range tend to have a level of fame or branding that increase their fees.

Brad's fees range between $3,000 to $10,000 due to his expertise and experience.

How long should a keynote speaker speak for?

The length of the presentation should be agreed upon at the time of booking. Speakers who are experts on their topics should be able to adjust their presentations to suit your time requirements. However, length will also impact the amount of content that can be shared. With this in mind, Brad can tailor speeches to suit quick 15-minute sound bites to two-day full presentations.

Is mental health talked about enough?

Mental health awareness has come a long way. However, there is still a larger focus on mental illness. We want people to reach out for help when they are already struggling.

What I advocate for is that people should already have a positive support network around them. This should include linking with professional services to help you stay on track. That way, we don't have to scramble to find help when life throws its challenges at us because we already have the right structure in place.

Conversations about creating these positive habits is the message we need to be promoting.