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The Possibility Question

For sales kick-offs and all-hands that need a flat year to feel winnable.

Best for
Sales kick-offs, company all-hands and conference openings
Audience
300 to 9,000 people
Lengths
Keynote 45 or 60 minutes · virtual 40 minutes and Q&A
The view from the balcony: a speaker alone on a low stage in the middle of a packed, wide hall

What the talk is about

One question turns a number on a slide into a plan people can see themselves in. This is the talk most organisers book first: the story of a classroom that stopped asking "Can we?" and started asking "What would have to be true?", and what happened to a sales floor that copied it.

What your audience leaves with

  • The question that turns a target into a plan

    Your people leave with one sentence they can use in Monday's pipeline meeting, and the three follow-up questions that stop it becoming a slogan.

  • Ten per cent better, in public

    Why teams that show unfinished work hit their numbers more often, and the five-minute weekly habit that makes it normal.

  • What leaders say when the year starts badly

    The words that keep a team trying after a slow first quarter, taken from the two hundred managers Jordan interviewed for the book.

Formats and lengths

Fees for each format are on the booking page.

  • Keynote

    Keynote 45 or 60 minutes

    The whole room, with Q&A at the end.

  • Virtual

    40 to 45 minutes and live Q&A

    From Jordan's studio to your platform, rehearsed the week before.

Fees from, per format

What an organiser said

Where Jordan gives it next

Next dates for The Possibility Question.

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