Learn how compassion & kindness can build trust & a culture of connection
Learn how compassion & kindness can build trust & a culture of connection
Canada
TEDx speaker, Author, Behavior Change Expert.
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Dr. Jeremy Goldberg is a compassion-cultivating, day-making change agent, an empathy-collecting, anti-quitting word wizard, a ferocious never-giver-upper, and a connoisseur and collector of fine silver linings. A Ph.D. scholar with more than 20 scientific publications, Jeremy spent five years studying the science of behavior change, specifically how attitudes affect action and how we can communicate to inspire more significant and lasting impacts, both individually and collectively.
His work revolves around the science of behavior change, focusing on how attitudes shape actions and how effective communication can lead to significant, lasting impacts. Dr. Goldberg has worked with both the Australian and American governments and has managed teams and millions in federal grants. He brings this wealth of experience to your event, offering invaluable insights for your organization’s growth.
What sets Dr. Jeremy Goldberg apart is his relentless commitment to kindness, empathy, and compassion. He founded the “Long Distance Love Bombs” project, making these virtues not just cool but also a common practice in everyday life. He delivered a TEDx talk, “What if kindness was cool?“, which has sparked a global movement towards positive change.
His book, “It’ll Be Okay, And You Will Be Too,” is a testament to his inspirational words, meant to be shared, read, and left behind. With a significant following on social media and a successful podcast, Dr. Goldberg is the voice that resonates with those seeking to improve relationships, pursue dreams, and make the world better.
When you consider booking Dr. Jeremy Goldberg for your event, you’re choosing more than just a keynote speaker – you’re choosing a transformational experience. He combines his vast scientific knowledge, years of personal experiences, and unique poetic voice to provide a highly inspiring and engaging talk to help bring people together, connect with each other, and change their lives for the better.
See keynotes with Dr. Jeremy GoldbergIn today’s hectic corporate and cultural landscape, where stress and the demands of modern life often take precedence, it can be easy to forget the essential qualities that underpin a thriving work environment: Connection, trust, and compassion. The importance of building genuine relationships among employees and fostering trust between teams cannot be overstated. As the strains and pace of modern life build, it’s easy to forget the significance of kindness in the workplace, leading to a detrimental impact on morale and a deterioration of the overall work environment.
In this presentation, Jeremy will inspire a way forward, offering vulnerable stories and practical steps to address these issues and create a workplace that thrives on emotional resilience, empathy, and compassion. He’ll delve into the essence of connection, equipping your organization with actionable ideas to navigate the challenges of a rapidly changing world. This presentation will also explore the transformative power of empathy, unlocking its potential to bridge gaps and foster a sense of unity among colleagues. By prioritizing compassion, you’ll learn how to build a workplace culture that values productivity as well as the well-being of its members, creating and nurturing safe spaces for open expression and genuine connection.
Kindness and compassion are not mere buzzwords but rather the bedrock of a truly cohesive and innovative corporate environment. By investing in these core values, your organization can pave the way for a future where your teams genuinely care for one another, resulting in heightened trust, enhanced collaboration, and, ultimately, a more resilient and successful workplace.
In the ever-evolving world of business, it’s all too common for employees to find themselves overworked, stressed, and, ultimately, on the brink of burnout. This presentation is thoughtfully crafted for companies and corporations committed to instilling a culture of self-care, mutual support, and sustainable success. It underscores the importance of addressing the well-being of your workforce, as the impact of these efforts reverberates through every facet of life. The modern workplace, marked by its occasionally relentless pace and unyielding demands, often neglects the critical need for employees to care for themselves and each other. It is easy for employees to lose themselves in the work and fail to prioritize their mental and physical health.
This presentation offers a compelling narrative that encourages organizations to proactively create a space where honesty and bravery are celebrated. By fostering open dialogue and empowering individuals to articulate their needs and connect with colleagues, you safeguard against burnout and fortify an empowering and supportive corporate culture. After all, a thriving work environment hinges on the mental and emotional health of its people.
Exploring stories, strategies, and tools that elevate individual well-being and enrich corporate culture, this presentation is an invitation to embark on a transformative path where self-care and mutual support are the foundations upon which thriving organizations are built. Prioritizing connection and compassion before their neglect leads to illness or attrition paves the way for sustainable growth and success.
Doubt and negative thoughts often play the role of self-censorship, stopping people from doing what they would really like and indeed might be able to do. In his talks and presentations Dr. Jeremy Goldberg seeks to help people improve their thoughts habits in order to enable them a better path towards achievement, success and ultimately personal happiness.
Audience takeaways:
In this talk, Dr. Goldberg will share some of the scientifically-proven, heart-centered habits and routines to help you start the right rituals, stick to your goals, and radically change your life. When this talk is done, you’ll know what you really want to do, you’ll recognize why you’re getting in your own way, and you’ll understand how you can start to make more progress with more fun moving forward. If distraction, procrastination, or imposter syndrome are concerns for you or your company, this is the talk for you.
Audience takeaways:
We all know that the best things in life come from doing hard things, but we still don’t want to do them. Because hard things are hard, right? In this inspiring motivational talk, Dr. Goldberg will help you clarify what you really desire, accept where you are, and own what needs to happen next. Using targeted exercises designed to help you gain new perspectives on life and yourself, he will teach you the tricks you need to stop talking about it and instead start actually doing hard things.
Audience takeaways:
"During your talk, by the turn of a phase, the telling of a short story, asking people to think outside their own box of sadness or grief, you create that “Aha” moment for people when the light goes on, a perception is changed, bad thoughts turn to good thoughts, and in the blink of an eye... you are a magician! It’s not a sleight of hand, but a sleight of words, experiences shared, and comfort provided in the most caring, genuine, and generous manner. I am so grateful to have made your acquaintance and for a brief moment in time, to have been amazed by your magic."
"You make me think way beyond what could possibly be comfortable and that is a good thing - a VERY good thing. Thank you. You are changing people's worlds."
What if kindness was cool? What if compassion was popular, and what if consoling a stranger was expected, and not the exception?
What if we lived in a world where every time someone was sad or lonely, depressed or despondent, they knew that help was hiding in the heart of everyone around them? What if people were obsessed with giving selflessly instead of taking selfies?
What kind of world would that be, and how do we get there?
I’m not sure, but I want to find out.
I am trying to make kindness cool, and I’m trying to build a community that connects with one another, a community that proves the world is filled with good people doing good things and that you can do them too. I’m trying to help people feel less alone.
Why?
Because the world breaks my heart every day.
We live in world where vulnerability is rare, a world where compassion is endangered and basic human connection is nearly extinct, a world where kindness has become a revolutionary act, and that’s tragic, but we should never waste a crisis.
Have you ever felt lonely?
Have you ever been scared?
Have you ever felt like giving up?
We all have. We’ve all been there before, and we’ll be there again, and when we’re there we need help. The biggest truth and tragedy in life is that we are all uniquely the same. We’ve all needed a helping hand or a hug or a kind word.
So what are you going to do about it?
Will you help a stranger?
Will you be brave?
Will you be kind?
I recently gave a TEDx talk and I answered some of these questions, but my talk is not just me talking. It’s my heart and soul and passion presented on a platter and served up raw, fiery, and fierce.
It’s who I am and what I bleed, everything I stand for and strive towards, a rallying cry, a rebel yell, a manifesto and a creed, a kicking, screaming plea to please help change the things I see. I believe that we must improve the world, I believe that we will do it together, and I believe that kindness has a pivotal role to play in that process.
Life is hard and it’s scary and it’s overwhelming, and I feel it every day. We all do. But if we can face that fear together, something beautiful will happen: Things will change, life will improve, and the world will slowly get better.
So let’s do that.
This article originally appeared online at Rebelle Society.
Do you think your scientific background helps you with your goal of achieving a kindness revolution?
Absolutely. I spent five years exploring human behavior, including how and why our beliefs affect our actions. A formal understanding of how we operate is useful when trying to create new ways of thinking, being, and living. The scientific process is also grounded in questioning existing paradigms and problems, so this is also helpful when seeking to change things. Why do we do the things we do? What actions can we take today to help improve ourselves and the world around us? Once we understand the foundation of who we are and why things work this way, we can work together to brainstorm new ideas and put these into action.
How will you know you’ve achieved the change you want to see in the world?
If we want to change the world, we have to change ourselves. If we want the world to be better, we have to be better, all of us, individually, every day. So, this is my mission – to walk the talk, to improve 1% every single day, to be braver and kinder and more authentic and accepting. These are my priorities. These are the ways I know I’m making a difference. Because the world needs more people willing to admit their imperfections, to own their truths, to share and show that it’s okay be on our way to where we want to go.
We are all perfectly imperfect, incomplete yet whole, and we sometimes judge ourselves so harshly. Additionally, I believe that we find what we seek. So, if I look for reasons for the world to be kinder, more compassionate, and more connected, then that’s the world I’ll see. Overall, it’s two separate yet connected actions: Inspiring the change and noticing it.
Where do you think the apathy in our society comes from?
I think it comes from forgetting that we are 99.9% the same as every single person we see. I think apathy comes from feeling overwhelmed and powerless. I think it comes from a feeling of loneliness and disconnectedness. We forget that we are social creatures who are inherently good at heart. We forget that we are all more alike than we are different. And so we bury our hurts in our hearts, we don’t speak our mind, and we neglect to value our true selves and desires. Largely, I think apathy is just a socially approved and accepted way to deal with the hurt and disappointment caused by our culture, a culture that creates and reinforces competition, mistrust, and shame in all of us.
What is your favourite outlet for expressing your thoughts?
I write. I’m a words guy. I believe in mantras and messages. I believe that a single sentence can change a life. I believe that a paragraph can shape an argument and a page of prose could start a revolution. I’m active on social media and am always sharing my heart with the world, either via written articles online, speaking around the world, or at events and retreats.
Who or what inspires you most?
I’m inspired by everything. I like to say I’m on a perpetual quest for silver linings. There is so much beauty and encouragement all around us, in the sky and the seas, in strangers eyes, in memories and moments. I’m inspired by authentic connection and truth telling. I love love, and what it does to people. I adore personal stories of overcoming the odds, of not giving up, of choosing to believe and keep going.
Do you have a favourite experience from your speaking career?
I’ve had a few people tell me, with tears in their eyes, that they connected with my story in a real and profound way. They thanked me for sharing a piece of myself because it reminded them of who they truly are and want to be. Any time I can have real, authentic moments with the audience, that’s a favorite experience.
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