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Live 100
A grounded invitation to move before life feels perfectly organized—and to meet the moment with what you have.
Ask about this themeSpeaking with Maurice Howell
Do not leave inspired. Leave decided.
A Be 100 session is designed to help people recognize their agency, tell the truth without shame, and name the action that belongs to them.
The room matters
Before strategy, build trust.
The goal is not a temporary high. It is a shared experience that gives people language for what is happening, permission to be honest, and a practical next question.
- Recognize where choice is still available
- Reframe accountability as self-respect
- Translate reflection into a meaningful next move
Talk themes
Three ways into the same honest conversation.
Each theme is shaped with the event planner around the audience, purpose, and agreed format.
Self-respect
The Accountability Reset
A practical reframing of accountability as information, ownership, and the power to choose again.
Ask about this themeStory & hospitality
Seasoned by Life
A food-centered reflection on preparation, pressure, experience, and what we offer when it is time to serve.
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Formats to explore
Build the right experience for the room.
The format should serve the audience, not the other way around. These starting points can be adapted after a planning conversation.
Keynote
A focused message that gives the room a shared language and a clear invitation to act.
Workshop
A more participatory session with room to reflect, discuss, and apply the message.
Conversation
A panel, fireside, or facilitated exchange shaped around your audience and purpose.
Story & hospitality
A food-centered experience exploring preparation, pressure, identity, and service.
For event planners
A clear process from first question to final room.
- 01
Share the brief
Audience, purpose, timing, location, budget range, and recording plans.
- 02
Explore fit
Discuss the intended outcome and which topic or format best supports it.
- 03
Confirm scope
Agree on deliverables, terms, access needs, and technical details in writing.
- 04
Prepare together
Align on context and logistics so the session can meet the room well.
Planner FAQ
Useful details before you inquire
Can a talk be adapted to our audience?
Yes. Use the inquiry to share your audience, purpose, format, and desired outcome. Any final topic and scope are confirmed during planning.
Are virtual and in-person formats available?
Both may be considered. Availability, travel, technical needs, and the best format for your event are confirmed before a proposal.
Can we record the session?
Recording and reuse are not assumed. Include your plans in the inquiry so permission and usage terms can be agreed in writing.
Start the planning conversation
Tell us about your room.
Share what is known, even if every detail is not final. An inquiry does not reserve a date or create an agreement.
Your next right move
Not planning an event? The message can still meet you here.
Explore coaching for personal support or join Wednesday 100 for a practical midweek reflection.