Speaking
Overview
Scott’s target audience encompasses individuals across diverse life stages—those in their 20s navigating societal expectations, those in their 30s grappling with unmet dreams, and those in their 40s facing a sense of loss and stagnation. Whether you’re a parent, professional, soldier, student, entrepreneur, or in another role, Scott’s message resonates with those who have felt the weight of life’s challenges. Lightning strike moments that have changed some of use forever, while others are quickly approaching their opportunity.
In a world saturated with prescriptions, alcohol, and unfulfilled promises from our influences and the social construct, Scott addresses the pervasive sense of emptiness in our culture and aim to guide individuals towards restoring what may feel lost or stolen. This message speaks to our individual yearning for purpose and a renewed sense of hope in the face of life’s complexities.
Scott imagines a world where individuals take back control and realize they are the change they are looking for. A belief that we build better homes, neighborhoods and communities together.
"When it feels like there is no way back, that is exactly where your new beginning starts. It’s not 'The End', it’s the beginning. The gifts are discovered in the pain."
Top 10 Most Requested Keynotes
Each talk below is an individual speech tailored towards the specific audience and can be combined and is delivered in 30/45/60 minutes.
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When Lightning Strikes: The Moment That Changes Everything
There’s a moment when the storm hits — a phone call, a loss, a betrayal — and everything you thought defined you is gone. In this keynote, Scott reveals how life’s lightning strikes don’t destroy who you are; they burn away who you’re not. Audiences are guided through stories of collapse and revelation, learning that disruption is often grace in disguise. This talk reframes endings as beginnings and pain as a purifying fire. Attendees will leave understanding that when lightning hits, it isn’t random.
Takeaway: Every strike marks the start of a new life you couldn’t imagine.
The Man I Had to Forgive Was the Person I Failed to Be
Forgiving others is easy compared to forgiving the version of yourself that fell short. Through raw storytelling and quiet honesty, Scott leads audiences on a journey of releasing regret and reconciling with the “you” who didn’t become what you hoped. He unpacks the weight of self-expectation and the freedom found in grace. Listeners discover that self-forgiveness is not weakness—it’s the rebirth of courage.
Takeaway: Freedom begins the moment you forgive who you didn’t become.Forgiving others is easy compared to forgiving the version of yourself that fell short. Through raw storytelling and quiet honesty, Scott leads audiences on a journey of releasing regret and reconciling with the “you” who didn’t become what you hoped. He unpacks the weight of self-expectation and the freedom found in grace. Listeners discover that self-forgiveness is not weakness—it’s the rebirth of courage.
Takeaway: Freedom begins the moment you forgive who you didn’t become.
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The Gifts Are Discovered in the Pain
Pain is the forge of purpose. Drawing from his combat experience, entrepreneurial collapse, and personal loss, Scott reveals how pain is not punishment—it’s instruction. Audiences learn to see adversity as an invitation to awaken dormant strength and uncover hidden gifts. This talk moves people from victimhood to ownership, equipping them to turn wounds into wisdom through the principle of exchange—giving up what is comfortable to gain what is transformational.
Takeaway: Pain reveals purpose; what you resist most is where your breakthrough waits.
What It Takes to Become Somebody
In a culture obsessed with titles and applause, Scott dismantles the myth that success equals significance. With heartfelt stories of service, family, and sacrifice, he reveals the cost of performing for approval and the joy of living authentically. Audiences are challenged to redefine greatness—not by recognition, but by courage, character, and compassion.
Takeaway: You don’t become somebody by impressing the world—you become somebody by finding who you are meant to be.
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Find Hope in the Chaos
When life spirals and control disappears, hope can seem unreachable. Scott brings audiences into the still point of their storms, teaching how to reframe fear, reclaim focus, and reset the soul. Through stories of failure turned faith, he shows that peace isn’t found after the chaos—it’s forged inside it.
Takeaway: Hope isn’t found—it’s chosen every day amid the noise.
Overcoming the Enemy Within
The greatest battle isn’t against circumstance—it’s against the voice of fear in your head. Scott blends military mindset, Ironman discipline, and emotional intelligence to help audiences confront self-sabotage, perfectionism, and internal defeat. This talk equips people to silence false narratives and lead themselves with discipline, integrity, and truth.
Takeaway: The war was never out there—it was always in here.
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The Warrior, the Poet, and the Shepherd
This signature message unites the three archetypes that define Scott’s philosophy of a whole life. The Warrior fights for truth, the Poet feels for meaning, and the Shepherd leads with compassion. When these three finally walk together, strength and tenderness become one force. Audiences experience a moving reminder that wholeness—not perfection—is the goal.
Takeaway: When strength and compassion walk together, redemption begins.
When They Don’t Come for You
Sometimes no one shows up. The call for help goes unanswered. In that silence, you discover your own strength. This keynote challenges audiences to stand firm when support disappears, transforming isolation into independence. Scott shares the profound realization that the rescue you’re waiting for is already inside you.
Takeaway: Sometimes God doesn’t send help because He already sent you.
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The Fire, the Middle, and the Unseen Wins
Growth doesn’t happen on mountaintops—it happens in the middle, where no one’s watching. Scott reveals the power of perseverance and the sacredness of unseen victories. Through compelling stories of endurance and faith, audiences learn that the middle isn’t punishment—it’s preparation.
Takeaway: Your unseen wins are proof you’re becoming someone new.
You Are Not Where You’re Supposed to Be
The first step toward change is admitting that you’re lost. Scott’s breakout message awakens audiences to the realization that disorientation is sacred—it’s where transformation begins. Through his early story of misdirection and awakening, he calls people to stop defending old identities and start chasing who they’re meant to be.
Takeaway: The greatest pain in life isn’t being lost—it’s pretending you’re not.
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Scott speaks to a diverse audience
Scott speaks to a diverse audience—those in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, or even in their 60s—all living with the weight of their current circumstances in their season of life. Some are actively looking for change, others not sure what’s missing, but all looking for direction, restoration, renewed purpose, and hope.
It is time to talk about change. It’s time to be inspired and motived to change. Scott’s gift of storytelling and authenticity carved by extreme adversity reconnects audiences, inspiring them with the truth that they are not alone; we’re all on this journey together; we just have different destinations.
The challenges we face are rooted in the need for internal change. We must “unbecome” everything that keeps us from living out our God-given potential, so we can truly become what we are meant to be. This means seeking fulfillment and peace first within and realizing that no external pursuit can replace that inner journey.