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Everyone needs mental strength to reach their greatest potential and Amy Morin is ready to teach audiences how to build their mental muscle. Whether she’s speaking to elite athletes and business leaders, or she’s talking to college students and salespeople, Amy customizes each presentation to meet the needs of the audience. With actionable takeaways—and the option for each participant to access her mental strength building course free of charge—Amy’s goal is to help everyone understand what exercises will help them become their best. Whether you’re looking for a 45 minute keynote or a half day workshop, Amy would be happy to talk about how she could meet your needs

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About Amy Morin:

- Amy was named one of the top 100 leadership speakers in 2018 by Inc. Magazine.

- Amy’s article, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do has been read by over 50 million people and was featured in Forbes, Business Insider, Psychology Today, and Success Magazine.

- Amy is a columnist for Forbes, Inc., and Psychology Today and her articles on mental strength attract 2 million readers every month.

- Amy’s book, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, is an international best-seller that is being translated into more than 30 languages.

- Within a few months of its debut, Amy’s TEDx talk, The Secret of Becoming Mentally Strong, became one of the top 25 TEDx talks of all time. It’s been viewed over 10 million times.

- Amy is a lecturer at Northeastern University and she’s been a psychotherapist since 2002.

- She serves as the Parenting Teens Expert and the Child Discipline Expert for Verywell. She was a foster parent for 10 years.

- Forbes referred to her as a “thought leadership star,” and she’s been dubbed the “self-help guru of the moment,” by The Guardian.

- Amy was widowed at the age of 26, just three years after losing her mother. Her grief launched her personal journey to discovering how to become mentally strong.

- Amy’s advice is frequently featured by major news outlets, including CNN, Business Insider, Fox News, Oprah.com, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Fast Company, and Today.

- She appears in a Red Bull TV show called Visions of Greatness.

Keynote/Workshop Topics

I teach athletes, businesses, parents, students, and entrepreneurs how to build the mental strength they need to become the strongest and best versions of themselves. Whether you’re a corporation, non-profit, conference, high school, or college, I’d love to talk to you about how I can help your audience learn how to become mentally stronger.

I customize each talk to ensure it resonates with your audience. Here are my most popular programs:

Based on 15 years of research as a psychotherapist, and her own personal experiences overcoming heartache, Amy discovered that the secret to being mentally strong isn’t about what people do—it’s more about what they don’t do. She identified 13 common but unhealthy habits that keep people stuck in life. Giving up those habits makes helps people work smarter, not harder. When they don’t have these unhealthy thoughts, behaviors, and emotions holding them back, their good habits become much more effective.

Based on her international bestselling book that has been translated into 33 languages, Amy uses research, examples, and stories to explore:

The 3 main types of self-limiting beliefs
The 13 habits that rob us of mental strength
The exercises that build mental muscle and help us to reach our greatest potential

This can be delivered as a 45 to 60-minute keynote and a Q&A time is optional. It can also be combined with a half day or full day mental muscle building workshop.

When readers kept asking Amy how to raise mentally strong children, she created a parenting manual that would help parents become mental strength coaches for their kids. She’s turned those lessons into a powerful keynote that is appropriate for parents, coaches, teachers, and anyone who wants to help kids become mentally stronger.

In this program, Amy shares the research, stories, and examples that help participants understand:

The 3 fears that affect the way we raise kids
The 13 unhealthy yet common parenting strategies that rob kids of the mental strength they need to become the best versions of themselves
The exercises that parents can perform alongside their children to help them build and flex the mental muscles they’re going to need in the real world

This program can be delivered in a 45 to 60-minute keynote with an optional Q&A. It can be delivered with a separate program for children (which can be made appropriate for ages 8 to late teen). And it can be customized to the needs of parents, teachers, and other audiences.

When people talk about mental strength, they often offer examples of Navy SEALs or male athletes who seem to embody the epitome of toughness. But, women can be strong too. And while building mental strength requires the same strategies for everyone, women face unique challenges in today’s world. From the gender pay gap to the cultural pressure to look a certain way, it’s important for women to stay strong.

In this program, Amy describes the 13 habits that women need to give up in order to become the strongest and best version of themselves. Amy shares examples, stories, and research that help participants understand:

The pressures today’s women face and how it affects their thoughts, feelings, and behavior
The 13 unhealthy yet common habits women adopt that rob them of mental strength
The exercises and strategies that can help women build the mental muscle they need to reach their greatest potential

This program can be delivered in a 45 to 60-minute keynote with an option Q&A. It can be expanded into a full or half-day workshops where participants will have the opportunity to practice mental muscle building exercises in real-time.

Many people are feeling the strain of having too much to do, owning too much stuff, and having too much to think about. And while some people dream about living a simpler life, many people don’t know where to begin. They buy end up buying storage bins or trying to distract themselves from the chaos of their lives. But living a simpler, more effective life, requires you to declutter every aspect of your life—from your mind to your finances.

In this program, Amy shares actionable takeaways for clearing the clutter. Participants will learn:

The dangers of living in a busy, overabundant, chaos-filled world
The 5 areas of life that need to be simplified
The most effective ways to begin streamlining life right now

This program can be delivered in a 45 to 60-minute keynote with optional Q&A. It can be expanded into a half-day workshop where participants can begin working on the strategies that will help them begin living simpler, happier lives.

TO SCHEDULE AMY FOR A SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT, PLEASE CONTACT:

Email: speakersbureau@harpercollins.com

Testimonials

“Nearly 1,200 C-Suite and VP-level business leaders signed up to hear Amy give a practical, illuminating talk and afterward field questions with poise and grace. Members rated the event an extraordinary 4 ½ out of 5 stars. As one member put it, ‘This is invaluable ‘life’ insight; everyone should hear this advice over and over, for continual professional and personal growth.’ I would happily welcome Amy back to the ExecuNet stage, any time.”

— Tony Vlahos, CMO, ExecuNet

“I reached out to Amy Morin after reading her phenomenal book and experiencing the impact it had on my life. Her presentation to our community and audience was absolutely life-changing for so many people. To hear her stories, experiences and expertise, told in such a warm, open, personal manner, was truly outstanding. She’s a professional, yet with a heart, and a polished speaker who loves her craft and work. I highly recommend Amy for any engagement and hope to have her back very soon.”

— Cory Miller, Founder, iThemes

“It was with great pleasure that Hooks Book Events recently produced a corporate client event with Amy Morin discussing her new book, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do. The advice is practical and actionable and Amy makes a smart differentiation between mental health and mental strength. The personal experiences that helped shape this list make Amy a credible and relatable speaker and one you will admire. We hope to work with her again this year.”

— Perry Pidgeon Hooks, Hooks Book Events

“Amy Morin was perfect for our group. She took us to the depths of her despair, and then like her book, she took us up through the despair by way of realistic steps, not on what to do, but on what not to do. Amy offered our group another way to look at recovery. She didn’t ask us to deny the challenges that face us, instead she provided steps we can use to build our mental strength to move beyond these daily challenges. Amy has a generous spirit and a depth we all resonated with.”

— Mary Henry, Women’s Addiction Services Council

Amy has a unique personal and professional experience of the social work field. She did a great job asking us the tough questions we often ask our clients but hardly ever ask ourselves. Staff left the training feeling recharged and with a fresh perspective.

— Jamilyn Murphy-Hughes, Catholic Charities

“Your life story, presentation, and book provoked serious thought and conversation both during and after the event. Your insight on the topic of mental strength helped us better understand how we grow as leaders for our organization and ourselves.”

— National Nuclear Security Administration

Amy was the keynote luncheon speaker at our annual legal symposium. Attorneys tend to think we are mentally strong, but Amy showed us what mental strength really looks like. I received many compliments for inviting her to speak to our group. She was outstanding!

— Dionne Hamilton, Association of Corporate Counsel Houston Chapter, Board Member and Symposium Chair

The evaluations are rolling in and you clearly were the highlight for our event participants and for me. Your sensitivity and commitment to knowing the group you're engaging with made all the difference for our participants. They felt you were speaking to them from a place of understanding their roles and a personal place of authenticity on the topic. As you know, a lot of effort goes into identifying the right speaker, and it's very rewarding as a planner when the speaker takes in what you've offered and connects with the group by incorporating what may be of particular importance to them. You left participants lifted up and with a sense of a new strategy they might try.

— Sheri Smith, Coordinator Maine Touchpoints Project