Chad Eastham

Featured Keynote Programs

Chad Eastham’s popular presentation on the “gender thing”, in a fun way that makes sense and involves food, pretty easy. Starting with guy's, girls, feelings and brains, he talks about brain development, social habits, faith, differences in emotions, and relationship building skills for teens to develop early in their life. Loaded with humor and fun examples, this is a great way for teens to learn about healthy relationships with the opposite sex.

* Can be geared toward non-faith events

In an upbeat and eclectic presentation (think Malcolm Gladwell books meet faith and young people, with humor), this presentation focuses on some interesting subjects that often fall in between the cracks of the ‘more common life subjects.’ But don’t be fooled . . . they are just as important.

Whether or not you believe in Jesus, Buddha, or Santa, there are important things that you need to know as a young human being, especially as a teenager. These things aren’t controversial, and are fundamentally helpful to the basic development of young people . “We sometimes replace these important discussions in place of arithmetic, faith, facebook, and . . . it doesn’t matter why, we just need to understand them.

○ Why we all might have brain damage that needs fixed
○ The ACTUAL point of being a teenager
○ Dating, Love
○ Why young people become Miserable or Happy by choice
○ Why communication has almost NOTHING to do with words
○ Love and other chemical imbalances
○ Idiots & Geniuses

Chad Eastham tells it like clearly is . . . to girls . . . from a guy’s perspective. In roughly an hour format, he is known for his ability to speak clearly and humorously on this basic GUY thing, since people are still oddly confused about it, clearly, and they don’t need to be. Done in a way that actually makes sense to girls specifically, they are hearing from someone who can speak competently about the subject, in a way that helps young people actually understand each other, and they’ll love learning. Yes, you heard that correctly.

You can “Make Sense” out of the guy/girl thing:
○ “How do you know if?”
○ Treasures and Targets
○ Human Magnets
○ What Guy's Don’t Say
○ Sexiness (yes, accurate word)

* Can be geared toward non-faith events

Why the deep end so quick? What’s “the deep end of faith?” What if god prefers that we spend time “going shallower” too? Why do we even use phrases like this in the first place? In a fun and easy to understand manner, Chad takes on the challenge to go “ Deeper In Your Faith,” and what that “even freaking means.” Actually, it means a lot, and it's time we start making sense out of phrases like “depth” and “faith.” and asking what it means to “go deeper” and why that phrase needs a retitled.

Chad presents a more depthful conversation about faith, knowing ourselves, knowing God, and what it means to even do that:
○ The actual demons in your path (yes, ‘demon’ used correctly)
○ Love, a verb, and the most complex word of all time
○ Why you should absolutely NOT follow your heart’, according to the Bible,
neuro­biology, and common sense.
○ Be more shallow : God made the “shallow end” too, and it's not.

With his typical wit and wisdom for teens, Chad brings sought after advice, in a fun message, concerning the timeless topics of dating, love, “friendship”, happy people, miserable people, & other important stuff. This presentation puts a new spin on these topics, to the young people who are still often confused about them, in case you haven’t looked around lately. Rather than let feelings and bad advice navigate young people blindly through their tumultuous adolescence, Chad offers clarity, some surprising revelations, and answers to some of their biggest questions:

○ How do I know who to date?
○ What is dating, love, or friendship anyway?
○ Why are some people happy and others miserable?
○ Is this really love?
○ Why is there ever a “just” around the word “friend”?

Chad’s conversational tone, facts, and advice will encourage young people to rethink life’s conversations, even the difficult stuff like heartbreak. Love and joy and happiness come from the difficult stuff too, and he has a flowchart to prove it. Relationships are like road trips. Sometimes they’re an exciting adventure. But someimes they’re like a traffic jam going nowhere. Or even worse, they’re a wrong turn that’s taken you hundreds of miles off your course. With much­needed humor and honest advice, bestselling author and speaker Chad Eastham will help to think through tough but necessary relationship issues such as:

○ Why some people find happiness, while others find heartache
○ What is Love anyway? And how do you know if it's really love?
○ Hi, Nice to meet you, I’m a red flag
○ Idiots & Geniuses
○ You have two minds! And why that Matters
○ God, Loneliness, Hurt, Anger, and Love

A modern, fun, and decidedly new take on difficult things, from his new book about tough stuff in life. From relationships breaking, losing people, being confused or lost in general, to why pain actually hurts, this is a CRUCIAL topic to understand. With much­ needed humor and honest advice, the bestselling author and speaker Chad Eastham will help the audience to rethink the tough, but necessary adolescent issues like:

○ Why some people find happiness, while others find heartache
○ When to end bad relationships,
○ When to mend up

Chad’s conversational tone, facts, and advice encourage young people to rethink life’s conversations, even the difficult stuff like heartbreak. There is nothing in life that is too big, too painful, or too difficult that God cannot make better and use to teach us about love. Nothing.

* Can be geared toward non-faith events