Seven Jacobs as a Speaker

Seven has a wonderful way of bringing out the most of people with his open, curious interview style. He also has a gift for intuitively understanding what the audience needs to know. I’ve had the pleasure of being interviewed by him and of being in the audience while he was interviewing others. It always feels like a conversation, rather than an interview or a performance. Seven is a natural host.

~ Remy Blumenfeld, coach and exited founder


Let’s change the narrative, together!

  • Keynote Speeches

    Delivering talks and keynotes at events for leaders, to inspire them to adopt the powerful paradigm, leaving the audience inspired to connect, focus, and discover.

    Seven Jacobs giving a presentation on stage, holding a remote control, with LED display behind him. He is wearing glasses, a beige turtleneck sweater, and beige pants.
  • Panels and Fireside Chats

    Speaking in on a panel, fireside, or interview with key audiences, to inspire while educating, I provoke thought from new perspectives for engaging conversations.

    Four people sitting on stage at a panel discussion during a Britain Startup event, with a large sign and screen displaying the event logo.
  • Podcasts

    Having a more intimate and in-depth conversation, having me on a show for relevant audiences will leave them with unexpected stories, new insight, and fantastic energy.

    A young man with glasses and curly hair wearing a white shirt speaking into a microphone during a podcast recording. He has headphones on and is gesturing with one hand. On the wall behind him, there are framed posters, one of which says "Advertise Here" in red.

Talks with who, and about what?

I speak to leaders.

The speech or talk will focus on what changes make the biggest difference in a person's life that upgrades their abilities to world-class - so they overhaul their life, inspire and improve life for others, and leave a mark on our world.

We’ll discuss what leadership really means, the challenges that face the world and what leaders can do about them, the neurology behind leadership, and even the mental health of a leader.

My speaking is direct, upbeat, and communicates a motivational message. I enjoy telling stories and often craft my talks so that the audience leaves feeling uplifted and with meaningful takeaways, while questioning the perspectives they may have had before the talk began.

Some more specific audiences I often find myself speaking to are:

  1. Entrepreneurs, where we can chat about mistakes, honesty about your abilities, investment, impact through business, and mental health for founders, to name the most common.

  2. Investors, where we’ll discuss how to not just find, but also nurture, better and more diverse talent that is more likely to be successful, how they can best support their entrepreneurs, and how we improve the ecosystem so everyone wins.

  3. Young people, where we’ll discuss what makes the kind of inspiring, incredible, world-changing leaders that motivated young people should strive to be, how to stand out, and the advantage that you have as a young person, systems that hold you back and how to overcome the, and even mental health challenges.

What do I leave people with? 

Much of society is structured so that you empower someone or something else to have power over you - your power is within, and you give it to something or someone else. My aim is to inspire listeners to step into their full potential, reawakening that power within to improve their confidence, get out of their own way, and become the kind of leader that they want to see more of in the world. 

I aim to inspire connection, focus, and ultimately a powerful sense of discovery.