"Someone told me that in their 13 years at Amex, this was the best guest speaker they’d ever heard. We were so pleased with the event—from our planning and interactions, through Charles Duhigg’s speaking engagement here—and with the impact he will continue to have on the organization."

-American Express

"It was so great. We have a very intellectually curious and often skeptical population, and they absolutely loved Charles and his presentation. Honestly, I couldn't be happier with how this went, both in terms of content and the Etsy response. I kept an eye on our internal relay chat system, and people just loved it."

-Etsy

"I would like to send you a huge amount of gratitude for speaking at Bloomberg! We had amazing feedback from the attendees. I was uplifted by your powerful words and was inspired to see where I can make positive changes in my life. Your ability to connect with the crowd was very impressive. Everyone seems to be drawn in by your words."

-Bloomberg

"Duhigg was tremendously entertaining. I can't remember the last time I've enjoyed learning about behavioral science. I read his book and knew the material but the presentation was much better. Very impressed."

-Art of Marketing

A Sample of Charles Duhigg's Past Speaking Engagements: 

• Microsoft
• Google
• The Catalyst Conference
• American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)
• Drury Design Dynamics
• Sam Houston State University
• Fairmont Hotels & Resort
• American Heart Association
• San Francisco Association of Realtors
• The University of Nevada

Based on his new book Smarter Faster Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg presents eight key points that illustrate the reasons why some people and companies are more productive than others.

Coupling statistics from neuroscience and psychology coupled with real-world stories from CEOs, FBI agents and airplane pilots, Duhigg explains how the most productive people and organizations view the world and their choices differently and how this ultimately influences their heightened levels of productivity.

His presentations are both descriptive and prescriptive, and speak to a wide range of groups from the fields of business, science, medicine, and education. 

Charles Duhigg  talks about teams, psychological safety, and Saturday Night Live. He argues that while successful teams may look wildly different, at their core they have something similar: psychological safety.

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