Speaker profile last updated by AAE Talent Team on 03/05/2024.
Remember that project where you were “in the zone” frequently and time just flew by? That state of mind is called flow. And it’s where the best ideas and work come from. If you haven’t felt this feeling in a long time, you • like many others • are in danger of having your best creative work behind you. The pandemic has found ourselves stuck in a more demanding cycle of excessive meetings, tasks, and misaligned priorities/expectations. Being stuck in this cycle leads us to the feeling of burnout and never being productive enough. Innovation and creativity can’t happen if we’re always drained and feeling sorry for ourselves. We need to take back ownership of our most non-renewable resource • our time! In this talk by entrepreneur Kenny Nguyen, learn how he guides his time with himself and others to get into flow-state more often.
We all live with a monster inside of us called the imposter monster. It’s the monster that reinforces the belief that we aren’t enough no matter how hard we try and caps our potential of who we can be. Learning how to subdue this beast is critical in becoming the best version of yourself. In this talk, Kenny Nguyen will speak about how he’s learned how to battle this monster daily and what important lessons have stuck. He will also speak about the correlation of how a community must challenge its own imposter syndrome • starting with the talent.
The playbook of brand has been rewritten. We remember the age where companies didn't want to take a stance as they were afraid of losing customers, reputation, and talent. Having a superior product cured most problems. In the late 2000’s, entrants like Casper, Everlane, Sweetgreen, and Airbnb challenged this assumption and began rewriting the playbook on what it means to be a brand today. Those listed brands understood the modern consumer want more than a transaction. They want a relationship and the chance to be part of something bigger.
Today’s consumers want to connect with a company that identifies with their values and integrates them into a community vs. being a nameless face in a crowd. Oh, to make it tougher, they still want a superior product. The brands that get this understand how to consistently integrate their mission and values into their product and behaviors.
It’s a tough demand, but we call those that navigate it well “The Uncommon Ones” as they’re the ones rewriting the playbook that everyone is looking to play by.
Join CEO of ThreeSixtyEight Kenny Nguyen on an interactive webinar that breaks down on the characteristics of “Uncommon Ones” and how you can begin auditing behaviors that live or don’t live with your values.
In this remote workshop, you will:
Understand the key differences between brand vs. branding
Learn tactical ways to incorporate your mission/values into your marketing
Get insight on how the top “Uncommon Ones” demonstrate how they live their purpose.
As always, per ThreeSixtyEight webinars, expect to-dos and goodies afterwards that can help kickstart your momentum on the topic!
Kenny Nguyen is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics such as Ruthless Prioritization: How to Get More From Yourself And Find Flow, Subdue the Imposter Monster: How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome. and How to Build an Uncommon Brand. The estimated speaking fee range to book Kenny Nguyen for your event is $5,000 - $10,000. Kenny Nguyen generally travels from Baton Rouge, LA, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Ryan Deiss, Rand Fishkin, Diane Prince Johnston, Mark Bonchek and Jen Rubio. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Kenny Nguyen for an upcoming live or virtual event.
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