$2,000
A nurse with fifteen years of leadership experience, training new managers at a hospital system.
Get paid for what you already know.
You already know something people will pay for. You just haven't organized it yet.
Get startedPeople are being paid right now for sharing what they know. In workshops. At conferences. Inside companies. At community events and local organizations. Not because they are performers, and not because they are speakers. Because they know something that makes other people better at their work.
The process behind 400+ keynotes, for organizations including Google, McDonald's, Visa and Amazon
Ordinary people, paid for what they know
$5,000
A financial planner running a corporate workshop on the retirement mistakes he has watched families make for twenty years.
$50
Someone who worked out how to win six competitive fellowships, charging her classmates to sit in a library and learn her process.
None of them woke up one day and decided to become a speaker. They said, I can help people with this.
You do not have to want to be a speaker
This is not about standing on a stage so people clap. If that happens, good, but it is not the point. You already share what you know for free. In meetings, in mentoring, in the call you take at nine at night because somebody is stuck.
Getting paid for it does not change what you are doing. It changes the scale. Instead of helping one person at a time, you help a room. The keynote is simply the most effective way to do that, which is why it is the name. It is the vehicle, not the goal.
What is actually stopping you
It is not talent. It is not readiness. It is not credentials. It is that you have too much to say and no frame to organize it. You have opened blank documents and closed them again. Nothing felt right, so you put it off.
You are not missing expertise. You are missing the frame.
How it works
01
Answer the questions
Eight sections, asked one at a time, built on the process behind more than four hundred keynotes. You answer in your own words. When an answer is thin, the coach asks about the specific thing you said rather than moving you along. When you get stuck, you say so and get unstuck.
02
Stop whenever you like
Everything saves the moment you write it. Close the tab, come back next week, and you land on the exact question you left. Along the way you earn cards built from your own words that you can share.
03
Get your three documents
Generated from everything you said, then checked before you ever see them. Nothing in them is invented. Every word starts as something you said.
What you walk away with
Your core insights
Twelve to fifteen of your strongest ideas, each with a title and a real explanation. The reframes, the things you know from experience that most people have not worked out yet. This becomes the source material for everything else you write and say.
Your program description
Two versions, a full one of 500 to 750 words and a short one of 150. This is the document that gets you hired when you are not in the room. Ready for your site, for applications, for the email someone forwards to the person who decides.
Your keynote outline
A three act structure that organizes your stories and your frameworks into a talk that moves. Not a script. A structure you can rehearse from, deliver from, and keep refining.
This is for you if
- You have spent years building expertise that helps people, and you would like to be paid for more of it.
- You have never pictured yourself on a stage and you are not sure you want to be. You are here because getting paid for what you know sounds worth understanding.
- You have been giving it away free in conversations, in meetings, in mentoring, and you have started to wonder what it looks like at a bigger scale.
- You have something valuable and cannot describe it in one sentence yet.
This is not for you if
- You want someone to do the thinking for you. You bring the honesty. The process does the rest.
- You are looking for a quick hack. This asks for real answers.
Build Your Keynote
$199
One payment. Not a course, not a membership, not a subscription. The full guided process, your cards, and all three documents, yours to keep.
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Who built this
Antonio Neves has delivered more than four hundred keynotes globally, for organizations including Google, McDonald's, Visa and Amazon. He is an award winning journalist, formerly of NBC, PBS and MTV Networks, and a bestselling author.
His work for decades has been helping people find the story they did not know they had and turn it into something that moves a room. This is that same process, the one he uses with private clients, built so you can go through it yourself.
Questions
Does this only work for keynotes?
No. The same three documents work for workshops, trainings, webinars, community events and anywhere else you stand in front of a group. The keynote is the highest leverage format, which is why it is the name, but the output travels.
What if I do not want to be a speaker?
Good. This is not about becoming one. It is about organizing what you know so you can share it with people who need it and be paid for the value you create. Whether that ends up being a keynote, a workshop, a training or a webinar is up to you. The same three documents work for all of them.
Will it write my keynote for me?
It produces strong first drafts from your own answers. You review them and make them yours. That is the point. The best talks sound like the person giving them.
Do I need to be good with AI tools?
No. You answer questions in plain language and the process does the rest. There is nothing to set up, nothing to paste anywhere, and nothing to learn first.
How long does it take?
The eight sections take a few hours of honest thinking. You do not have to do it in one sitting. Every answer saves as you go and you come back exactly where you left off.
What if I am not sure my expertise is valuable enough?
That is the most common thing Antonio hears, and it is almost always wrong. The thing you could talk about for an hour without notes is usually the exact thing somebody else has been stuck on for months.
