Mike Rayburn is a three-time Carnegie Hall headliner, Las Vegas headliner, a member of the Speakers Hall of Fame, and the Speakers Roundtable.  In his award-winning keynote, "What If...?" Mike uses amazing guitar and hilarious comedy (instead of power point!), to teach the three tools that took him from playing for seven people in a bar in Virginia, to Carnegie Hall.  They work for anyone, in any career, always.  Mike gladly tailors his message to your needs and the theme of your conference.  This is how you get to YOUR Carnegie Hall.

As an innovative business owner, Mike has been featured in Newsweek, USA Today, Billboard, Gig, and Successful Meetings magazines.  He has also headlined in Las Vegas, and currently performs 90-100 programs every year for corporations, associations, churches, and college "Family Weekends."  Mike's message is universal, and he will tailor it for your organization.

Mike Rayburn's keynote  "What if...?"

This hilarious, musically amazing keynote is best used for opening or closing a conference, or as an energy blast midway.  Your attendees will become "Possibility Thinkers!"  They will learn...

• Three simple, powerful tools they can use immediately and forever to access their goldmine of unrealized potential.
• The most powerful motivational force on this planet! (hint... it is not power, money, or fame).
• The most basic human brain function and how to harness it for powerful change.
• That managing change is not only stupid, it’s dangerous. The only way to manage change is to create change... to define the curve rather than follow it. They'll learn how to do that.
• How to set goals which take you or your organization beyond what you’ve imagined is possible.
• The power of a sense of purpose and how to determine if your purpose in life is over.
• A simple, powerful 10-minute exercise which will show you how to become the best... a virtuoso, a master of the things that truly matter.

Mike also performs pure entertainment with no business message, for after-dinner, awards shows, churches, etc.