All the marketers say 'Focus on a niche.' But the reality is that wellbeing doesn't focus on a niche, it's relevant to everyone, and therefore, so are Jon's keynotes. Where it's possible and practical to do so he encourages you to mix up the people who attend. So have employees in the room from different departments, different teams, and different seniority levels within the organisation - as long as you feel this is appropriate. Wellbeing is a leveller. The factors in our lives that challenge our sense of wellbeing are universal - relationships, career, health, bereavements, finances, our kids, our elderly parents, global stability, the environment and the economy, to name just a few - and it can really help people in an organisation to relate to one another better when they're all in the room together addressing wellbeing.

The wellbeing industry has expanded significantly over the last twenty years, and especially so since the global pandemic. It's natural that every new player in the wellbeing industry wants to bring something different to the table than their competitors so gradually, bit by bit and year by year, more and more layers of complexity have been thrown into the mix: Another to-do list of 'essential incremental daily healthy habits' (there are at least 30 you should be doing every day now), Another category of wellbeing that you have to work on - physical, psychological, emotional, occupational, social, environmental, and financial wellbeing, to name a few, Another wellbeing programme that involves a seemingly infinite way of combining all of the above factors The result is that wellbeing has never been more complex, time-consuming, overwhelming and sadly, unattainable. It's impossible to keep up with all this, so many people feel they've failed, which, ironically, makes their wellbeing worse. It doesn't need to be this way. Jon is here to show you that wellbeing can be as instant as changing your mind, as quick to achieve as having a laugh, and as much fun as spending time with a good friend.

Jon has worked in healthcare and wellbeing for over 30 years so he's very experienced at helping people to shift their mood, mindset and how they feel about their lives and the challenges they may be facing. What seems to have happened is that something that used to be straightforward, has become more and more complicated, as a result of more and more companies entering the marketplace - all with their own angle or their own agenda - and what has got lost along the way is common-sense and keeping things easy. In essence, based on his many years of clinical experience Jon knows what works for most people - and it isn't the complicated stuff - it's the basics, the foundations, the building blocks - that's what helps people to re-connect with what feels good and with what matters to them, and when you do that, the wellbeing happens automatically.

The simple answer is: Any size of conference and virtually any kind of event: annual conferences, sales conferences, leadership development events, off-sites, away-days, product launches, celebrations, promotional events, team building, rewards & benefits, Jon has spoken at more than 1,000 conferences and events over the years so he's comfortable with every type of audience.

Absolutely, Jon will travel to your conference no matter where it's located. Over the last 25 years he's spoken at events all around Europe, in the US and, before the war, in Russia.

This question is impossible to answer without knowing more about the conference or event that you're running, which is why we'd encourage you to schedule a time to have a chat with Jon. He'll ask you all about the conference you're organising and then he can give you a cost for his keynote. The information he'll need to know is: What type of conference or event is it? If you're an organiser, is it for your company or another organisation? If so, who? When is the conference planned for? Where it will be (even if you don't know the venue, just the country and city will do)? How many people will Jon be addressing, eg is it a signature keynote to everyone or is it part of a sub-group or breakout event? The role of people in the audience, eg, sales managers, nurses, CEOs, or a cross-section of company employees, etc What duration of the keynote are you looking for? When during the conference will it run (opening keynote, before lunch, end of day, etc) All of these factors help determine the cost of Jon's involvement. Whatever fee is agreed, additional costs such as VAT (if applicable), travel, accommodation (if needed) and subsistence expenses may also apply.