Darryl
Bellamy.
I'm a keynote speaker and author who works with schools, districts, colleges and education organizations. I've collected thousands of written fears, and I've turned what they taught me into a simple way for educators to keep moving through fear.
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.
All-staff days, convocations, leadership retreats and board work.
Faculty and staff institutes, student affairs teams and leadership programs.
Opening and closing keynotes that give an education room one thing to do next.
Ed-tech, policy organizations and nonprofits that serve schools.
Reading thousands
of written fears
Since 2015, people have written their fears on cards during my talks. Those fears show clear patterns, and those patterns built the framework below.
The framework for
Three moves people can use the same day, in a classroom, a hallway or a board meeting.
less
Fearing less
Fear doesn't leave after one good day. It comes back, so the moves come back too. Three of them, and you already know how to do each one.
Name what you're feeling and where it's coming from.
Sort what you control from what you don't, and choose the next step.
Give yourself, and the people around you, room to be human.
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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 audience works 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 talk 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 far out should we book?
Most events book three to nine months out. If your date is sooner, ask anyway.
Darryl for
your event
"We've had Darryl at Auburn five times, and we are always amazed at his ability to transform a group of students from nervous and fearful about what's next to wanting to take on new opportunities."
