Combating Burnout: Think Like An Artist to Reclaim Your Energy
45–60 minutes • Opening keynote • Associations, corporate conferences, annual meetings
The best conferences don’t just deliver content — they change the state of the people in the room. This opening keynote is designed to do exactly that: help attendees arrive fully, clear the noise, and access their most creative, connected thinking so that every session that follows lands harder.
Beth opens with the science of why our brains struggle to think creatively under stress, then guides the room through an experience that shifts that state in real time. Attendees don’t just feel more energized — they understand why, and they have tools to recreate it.
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Also ideal as a mid-conference reset — helping audiences pause, reconnect, and re-energize before the afternoon sessions begin. Planners frequently use this program to lift energy and attention in the middle of content-heavy days.
Association annual conferences, corporate kickoffs and summits, multi-day events where the opening keynote sets the tone for everything that follows.
“Exactly what we wanted and needed!” Sr. Manager, Sales Programs — Salesforce
We Are Made for Joy: Coming Back to Life in a Burnt-Out World
45–60 minutes • Keynote • Corporate, association, healthcare, nonprofit, women’s leadership
Your people are not lazy, disengaged, or broken. They are dysregulated. Years of chronic stress, information overload, and disconnection have hijacked their nervous systems, and no amount of coffee, wellness days, or motivational posters can fix that.
In this signature keynote, Beth Inglish takes audiences on a journey from the science of why burnout happens to the surprising, research-backed path out of it: creativity, breath, and the radical act of choosing joy. Drawing on her own story of survival, healing, and hard-won wholeness — and bringing it to life through original music, visual art, and neuroscience — Beth gives audiences not just inspiration, but a biological reset they can feel in the room.
This is not a talk about self-care. It’s a talk about coming home to yourself. And it changes the energy of every room she walks into.
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As a mid-program reset, I help your entire event land harder. Attendees arrive — or return — emotionally present, which means every session around mine performs better.
Annual conferences, leadership summits, healthcare and mental health organizations, women’s events, HR and people teams, nonprofit conferences, and any event where your audience is navigating change, burnout, or disconnection.
“Beth Inglish blew me away as a keynote speaker.” - Debbie Garcia, CEO and Founder, Virsitour
The Connection System: Building Teams To Communicate and Collaborate
Half-day (3 hours) or full-day (6 hours) • Interactive workshop • Corporate teams, leadership groups, nonprofits
This is a deeper experience for teams who are ready to do real work together. Whether your group is navigating burnout, organizational change, or the quiet disconnection that sets in after too many years of just getting through it, this workshop creates the conditions for something different.
Participants move through guided creative exercises — rooted in neuroscience and Beth’s own methodology — that rebuild trust, restore communication, and help people remember why the work matters. This isn’t a ropes course. It’s an experience that treats your team like the whole human beings they are.
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Corporate team off-sites and retreats, leadership development programs, nonprofit team days, HR-led culture initiatives, and organizations navigating significant change or transition.
“Far surpassed my high expectations.” Evan McBroom — Wilson County Chamber
We Are Made for Joy — Virtual
45–60 minutes • Virtual keynote • All audiences • Zoom, Teams, or your preferred platform
The full Beth Inglish experience, designed for virtual audiences. Beth brings the same energy, music, art, and nervous system science to the screen — with intentional design choices that make the virtual format work for connection rather than against it.
Virtual attendees are not a lesser audience. They’re often a more distracted one. Beth meets them where they are and gives them a reason to close every other tab
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“Beth led our group with vulnerability and authenticity, allowing for genuine conversations and connections among our group.” - Maria Brannon — Nashville NAWBO
“Beth captured my attention from the beginning to the end.” - Beth McDaniel, CMP — MPI Tennessee
“Beth’s stage show blends music and storytelling in a way that is equal parts whimsical and thought-provoking. You just can’t help but have fun while she’s on stage!” - Kris Kelso — Author & Keynote Speaker
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