Put him in a room where something is breaking.
Your next keynote speaker is autistic, dyslexic and funnier than your last one.
Book Ryan →Which one is your room?
Your people are masking.
They get through the day, then they leave. The policy exists. The system does not.
Track 01, the human →Your systems forget people.
The AI plan has a roadmap. It does not have the humans in it.
Track 02, the system →You cannot name it yet.
Three questions. One recommendation. No email.
Find your talk →“Ryan has a rare gift — he turns his own truth into something that gives everyone else permission to be honest too. Genuinely unforgettable.”
Said once everyone had gone home.
“The most authentic speaker we have booked. He does not perform inspiration — he earns it, story by story.”
“He took a room full of leaders and quietly dismantled every assumption they had about neurodivergence. Then he handed them something better.”
“Delivered a keynote at our Mental Health Summit while he was unhoused. The honesty in that room changed how our whole organization talks about wellbeing.”
I was diagnosed autistic at 41.
I run an agency. I write books. I do stand-up. All of it in rooms that were never designed for my brain.
Nobody handed me a system. So I built one. 240,720 nodes of it. Now I show organizations how to build theirs around the people they keep losing.
Not inspiration. Infrastructure.
FAQs
Is this an inspiration talk?
No. Not a resilience talk. A build manual. Your team leaves with something to do, not something to feel.
Does Ryan speak from lived experience?
Yes. He is autistic, ADHD and dyslexic, and was diagnosed at 41. He describes what he built and why it had to exist.
Is it funny?
Yes. Ryan is a stand-up comedian. Humor is how the hard parts land.
Which track should we book?
Track 01 if the problem is how people are treated. Track 02 if the problem is how systems are designed. If you are not sure, answer three questions.
What does it cost, and how long is it?
Ask Ryan about fees, talk lengths and virtual options for your event.
What happens after I send the brief?
Ryan can follow up using the email you provide. Your enquiry does not reserve a date or confirm a booking.
Then it learns.
Tell him about the room.
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