Education keynote speaker and fear collector
A different approach to fear
You don’t have to be fearless.
Fear shows up when the future feels uncertain.
The goal isn’t to get rid of it. It’s to keep moving anyway.
That’s fearing less.
Collecting thousands
of written fears
Since 2015, students and educators in every kind of room have written their fears on cards during my keynotes. Those fears show clear patterns, and those patterns built the framework below.
Fearing less
You can't wait for fear to leave before you act. So I built three moves you can use the same day it shows up. Some days you need all three, and some days you need just one.
Name what you're feeling and where it's coming from.
Sort what you control from what you don't. Some fears you act on, some you carry. Then choose your next step.
Give yourself, and the people around you, room to be human.
We're not trying to get rid of fear. Fear isn't the enemy, inaction is. So the moves stay with you for as long as fear does.
Darryl
Bellamy.
I'm a keynote speaker and fear collector who works with educators and the organizations that serve them.
Reading those fears taught me something. Fear looks different from person to person, but the patterns are often the same. That's what shapes everything I teach about how to fear less and keep moving when fear shows up.
from our experiences
(no stock photos)
Built for the people
who carry education
Same framework, delivered for your room. Pick the path that fits your event.
Back-to-school, PD and leadership events for schools and districts.
Faculty and staff development, convocations and leadership retreats.
Meetings and events that bring your room together.
When your team or people need to be in the same room.
Booking FAQ
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980-217-2441hello@fearlessinside.comWho is this for?
Educators, school and district leaders, higher ed staff and faculty, and the companies and associations that serve them. If your people work in or around schools, this fits.
Is it different for a room of 60 versus 3,000?
The framework stays the same. The stories, exercises and pacing change for your room, and every keynote is customized after a planning call.
What do people leave with?
One next step, written in their own handwriting, and the response card to hold themselves to it.
How long is the keynote?
Most keynotes are 45 to 60 minutes. If your agenda needs a different length, tell us when you check your date.
How far out should we book?
Most events book three to nine months out. If your date is sooner, ask anyway.
Is it in person or virtual?
Both. Most rooms are in person, and Darryl also does virtual keynotes.
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