Books & Speaking
Purpose-driven talks for people ready to change.
Brad Kofoed brings a practical, personal, and grounded message to audiences navigating success, reinvention, leadership pressure, and the search for lasting purpose. His work connects struggle to clarity, happiness to action, and action to a life that feels intentionally built.
Speaking
A clear message for real-life transition.
Brad’s approachable speaking style reveals the direct connection between struggle and triumph. His White House, entrepreneurial, and global business experience give the message credibility, while his personal delivery helps audiences see their own path through challenge, purpose, happiness, and success.
Purpose Under Pressure
For audiences who feel stuck in achievement, transition, burnout, or comparison and need a practical way to reconnect with what matters.
The Get Happiness Plan
A grounded framework for turning purpose into daily habits, stronger decisions, and repeatable actions that support a more fulfilled life.
Leadership and Reinvention
Stories and tools for leaders, founders, teams, and professionals who want to move through change without losing clarity or momentum.
Keynotes
High-energy talks for conferences, retreats, and organizations.
Workshops
Interactive sessions built around purpose, happiness, and action planning.
Podcast Guesting
Personal, practical conversations about growth, success, and reinvention.
Team Sessions
Focused sessions for leaders and teams navigating change or renewal.
Books and written resources are in development.
Brad’s writing will extend the same work found in The Get Happiness Plan: simple, science-backed habits for building a more joyful, purposeful life from the inside out. Until the book launch is ready, visitors can follow the blog and course resources for new insights.
Booking Fit
Best suited for audiences ready to act.
This page now gives visitors a complete path: understand Brad’s message, see speaking topics, review event formats, and schedule a conversation. The book area remains accurate without claiming a title or release date that has not been provided.
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