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Youth Motivational Speaker -  Find Your Passion with Jordan H. Davis

We must empower young people to play an active role in defining and pursuing the experiences that excite them.

The Problem

It's difficult for students to stay motivated when they have trouble connecting what they've learned inside the classroom to their lives outside of school. It's not enough to challenge students to "be their best selves" - students must be self-motivated to persist, graduate, be leaders, and live meaningful lives as adults. How do we communicate a message of resilience to students that speaks to how they see the world today? How do we teach students to be resilient and driven while valuing their physical and mental wellbeing?

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How Jordan can help solve it:

Jordan teaches students the importance of community budling and how they can support each other, because doing so contributes to the success of all students. Jordan's message touches on the following themes:  

  • Using problem-centered design as a motivator for academic and professional pursuits

  • Establishing healthy work-life balance, and how to maintain that balance in the face of adversity

  • Productive ways of navigating rejection

  • Using speculative design and backward design to be optimistic about the future 

  • Small "life hacks" for maintaining motivation (strategies for setting goals and priorities, tips for increasing self awareness)

Your audience will leave the keynote:

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Inspired to make meaningful connections with one another - resilience is not a solo effort

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Knowing what to do when they feel "stuck" or unmotivated for extended periods of time

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Skills for maintaining a healthy work-life balance

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Seeing themselves as designers of their own educational and professional experiences

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Jordan is looking forward to speaking with you!

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