Who says business can’t be built on verse? Who told you that impact had to come in a spreadsheet, not a stanza?
Building a business is hard. Building it on poetry? That’s audacious. That’s disruptive. That’s proof that passion and profit can share the same stage—and get a standing ovation.
Imagine a leader who doesn’t just speak strategy but spits it. Someone who transforms quarterly goals into lyrical soul. Who doesn’t need a PowerPoint to make power points, because their voice alone shifts mindsets and moves metrics. This is what happens when innovation meets intention. When the suit and the stage become one.
This isn’t about rhyme for rhyme’s sake. It’s about rhythm—the heartbeat of a movement that makes art actionable. It’s about taking the tools of a two-time national poetry champion and using them to train Fortune 500s in the language of leadership. It’s turning vulnerability into value, creativity into currency, and vision into a voice that can’t be ignored.
This is not a path that fits into a box. It’s the blueprint for breaking the box entirely. For every creative who’s been told to “tone it down,” for every changemaker afraid their story’s “too different,” this is your mic drop moment: Your difference is your deliverable.
It’s not just about building a brand—it’s about birthing a new category. A Poetic Voice. A keynote that doesn’t just inform, but performs. A business model where every stanza is a strategy, every metaphor a mission.
So the next time someone says your dream is “too out there,” remind them that every revolution sounded like a rebel at first. And in the right hands, even a poem can lead a profit.
Welcome to the business of being bold.
