Stack the Deck:
Rewrite the Rules, Bet on Yourself, Win When it Matters.
A practical, permission-giving talk for people who did everything “right” and now find themselves trapped by their success.
This talk is for people who are ready to stop chasing validation, reclaim their energy, and start building lives that align their effort with their energy and their passion with their purpose.
If your members are ready to rewrite the rules, bet on themselves, and win when it matters, this talk is for you.
Crayons Before Constitutions:
Because Real Justice Doesn't
Color Inside the Lines
An inspired, life-affirming talk for civic organizations ready to design communities where everyone thrives.
Blending history and philosophy with pragmatism, this talk reframes how community leaders engage in their work, inviting them to adopt a mindset of an artist and join with their constituents in co-create just societies.
If your organization is tired of doing more and ready to start doing more of what really matters, this talk is for you.
Keynotes
About Rebecca
In a world that demands compliance to achieve success and conformity to secure safety,
Rebecca helps audiences reclaim themselves,
gives them the courage to confront systems that don't serve us,
and permission to create ones that do.
Rebecca shines a light on the cracks in the systems and institutions
that are supposed to protect and provide, but are not.
With her 25-year career spanning the military,
the law, and the corporate world,
she understands the cost that comes with
trading individuality for safety
and creativity for conformity.
She's here to fix that.
Her keynotes will challenge you to trust your own judgment,
inspire you to stop waiting for permission,
and completely reframe the way you play the game of life.
Audiences leave Rebecca's talks with a renewed passion for engaging
in their communities, their work, and their lives.
If your ready to rethink leadership and civic engagement,
or simply reimagine how you show up for yourselves and each other,
book Rebecca today.
"You don't win with cards
you wish you had;
you win with the cards you're holding.
Play them with purpose."
Curiously...
A blog by Rebecca Young.