One of the best parts of writing a book is the conversations that happen after someone finishes reading it.
Whether you have a question, a story to share, or simply want to say hello, I’d love to hear from you.
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It all started with one simple mistake in a public restroom. What followed became a lesson about responsibility, communication, awareness, and the assumptions we rarely stop to question. This keynote challenges audiences to rethink how assumptions quietly influence the decisions they make every day, both personally and professionally.
We spend so much time searching for better answers that we rarely stop to ask whether we're asking the right questions. This keynote explores curiosity, critical thinking, self awareness, and why one better question can change the direction of a conversation, a career, or even a life.
Most conflicts don't begin with bad intentions. They begin with assumptions. Whether in business, leadership, marriage, or friendships, this presentation explores why communication breaks down and how asking one more question can prevent misunderstandings before they become crises.
Responsibility isn't about blame. It's about recognizing where your choices begin. This keynote explores why taking ownership leads to stronger leadership, healthier relationships, and better decisions in every area of life.
The biggest moments in our lives rarely announce themselves. They're often hidden inside ordinary Tuesdays, everyday conversations, and opportunities we almost overlook. This presentation encourages audiences to become more present and intentional without drifting into clichés or motivational hype.
The strongest leaders and organizations recognize patterns that others overlook. Drawing from years in communications, crisis management, and business, Richard explores how better relationships and better communication create better outcomes.
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One of the reasons I wrote Don’t Assume There’s Toilet Paper was to start conversations.
If something in the book made you stop and think, challenged an assumption, or reminded you of a moment in your own life, I’d genuinely love to hear about it.
Some of the most meaningful insights come from readers who see the ideas through their own experiences.
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Absolutely. If you’re interested in having Richard as a guest, please use the contact form above and include information about your podcast or media outlet.
Yes. Richard regularly speaks to businesses, nonprofit organizations, leadership teams, conferences, and community groups.
Whenever scheduling allows, Richard enjoys joining book club discussions, either virtually or in person.
Every great conversation starts with a question.
If this book sparked one for you, I'd love to hear it.