Keynote: pivoting can be learned

Expert, Experience expert

30 min

NL, EN

Behavior change

Inspire,
Motivate,
Dealing with adversity,
Dealing with change

Unwitting expert in unlikely choices. About self-direction, loss and discipline, combined with comedy.

A keynote on resilience, change and ownership from a Speakers Club certified speaker, focusing on content, design and delivery.

Are you looking for a speaker who not only inspires, but truly connects to the challenges within your organization? Robbert Charoe provides impactful keynotes for companies and organizations dealing with themes such as change, mental resilience, ownership, collaboration, workload and dealing with uncertainty.



With a combination of personal experience, humor and sharp insights, Robbert brings a story that immediately enters and stays with you. No standard motivational talk, but an honest and recognizable keynote on how people react when everything suddenly changes; and what it takes to keep moving forward.
When Robbert unexpectedly went blind at age 37 and later also lost his lower leg, his life came to a complete standstill. Work, future plans, independence: everything changed. What followed was not a story about "always staying positive," but about dealing with loss of control, making difficult choices and learning to rebuild from uncertainty.

This is precisely why organizations know how to effortlessly translate his story into today's practice.

Teams are constantly faced with change, pressure, high expectations and situations in which flexibility and cooperation are essential. Robbert shows in an accessible and human way what resilience means in practice. Not as theory, but as behavior.
His keynotes are personal, interactive and surprisingly light-hearted, despite the gravity of the subject. With humor, self-mockery and strong metaphors, he manages to make difficult topics discussable without it feeling heavy. This creates not only inspiration, but also recognition, connection and movement within teams.

What makes this keynote different?
* A personal story that can be directly linked to challenges within organizations;
* A speaker who both confronts and connects;
* Practical recognition rather than loose inspiration;
* A keynote that will remain a topic of conversation for a long time to come.

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