If we want to be aligned with our highest values, then we need to celebrate them. We must pause, mark the moment, and share and listen to stories of these values in action. Through celebration, we see ingredients of the recipe rather than just eat the cake, allowing us to freely and consciously participate in its creation.

In his newest keynote, Peter Katz shows audiences how to harness the limitless joy of celebration. Far from superficial pleasure, celebration is a co-created experience that can revolutionize individuals and teams before, during, and after their most pivotal moments. As a Juno Award-nominated singer-songwriter, keynote speaker, and facilitator, Katz understands how to create the right container to recognize, amplify, and archive our brightest milestones so that we will always be able to draw on their power and connect back to our most authentic selves.

Change is the name of the game in today's world. Change is also one of our highest sources of anxiety and one of our biggest emotional obstacles. Peter speaks to the heart of the emotions surrounding change and helps create an internal infrastructure to not only weather the storm, but to ride the waves of uncertainty to new opportunities, impact and innovation.

Beyond the emails, phones calls and meetings, what is it that you're actually doing and who are you doing it for? Peter helps your employees and members zoom out from the daily grind to get a bird's eye view of the real work that they're actually doing and connect to its potential impact. That reminder is a powerful catalyst for a newfound sense of motivation and inspires new perspectives for creative thinking and innovation.

We can't help others unless we help ourselves. Through Peter's Lifelines concept, Peter leads by example in encouraging attendees to nurture relationships with key people in their lives for whom there's no disconnect between who they need to be on the outside and how they feel on the inside. In an age where mental health has never been more talked about or understood as vitally important, Peter's keynote pierces the heart and mind and provides a platform for meaningful dialogue and support to happen.

Passion in The Workplace
No amount of expectations, deadlines or performance targets can compete with an employee who genuinely believes in what they're doing. That deep internal motivation and passion propels your team members to surpass their usual targets and move themselves and the organization forward in the process. Peter helps your team drop in and connect to their purpose in the work that they're doing, leading to a new level of output performance that you didn't think was possible.

Staying in It: Showing Up Wholeheartedly in Our Lives
How do you find the strength and courage to "stay in it wholeheartedly" when life is constantly presenting you with new challenges? How do you stay connected to the bigger picture so you can create the positive impacts you wish to make?

Part concert, part keynote — Juno-nominated singer-songwriter Peter Katz draws on his experience of surviving and thriving in the music industry to motivate attendees to stay on their path wholeheartedly, while also being open to change and embracing the unexpected along the way.

Through his powerful songs and stories, Peter pulls attendees in and leaves them inspired to show up with purpose every day.

Why I Seek Discomfort
Part concert, part talk, Juno Award and Canadian Screen Award-nominated singer-songwriter and four-time TEDx fellow Peter Katz uses his journey from nervous first-timer at an open mic to playing to thousands of people all over the world, to show how he discovered the direct correlation between the moments of greatest discomfort and fear in his life, and his moments of greatest discovery and growth.

What's on the other side of that cloud called fear? What happens when you do something you thought you were too afraid to do? As it turns out, our biggest challenges are our biggest opportunities, and through his songs and stories, Katz gives permission to his audience to bravely take on their own challenges and, in doing so, discover the important lessons and hidden joys that they contain.