Mike Jaja teaching in a warm workshop setting with a microphone.

Speaking and workshops

Invite Mike to speak on faith, calling, confidence, and action.

Churches, ministries, schools, leadership groups, and faith-based organizations need a clear inquiry path with topics, audience fit, logistics, and follow-up.

Calling and purposeFaith in actionCreative leadershipConsistency after the event

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Pick Up: Your Calling Is Calling book cover. — Book table

Speaking topics

Choose the message by audience and next step.

Topics stay specific enough for an event planner to evaluate fit without promising a universal result.

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Churches, young-adult ministries, schools, leadership groupsCalling and purpose

Help the room name the next faithful step instead of staying stuck in possibility.

Discern the season
Name the assignment
Choose one accountable action

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Men's ministries, discipleship groups, student ministriesFaith in action

Move faith from inspiration into practical obedience, courage, and consistency.

Confront fear
Build rhythm
Keep moving after the event

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Retreats, chapel gatherings, recovery-adjacent groups with safety boundariesTestimony to clarity

Use Mike's story as encouragement without turning testimony into clinical advice.

Hear honest testimony
Understand scope
Choose healthy next support

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Creative teams, student leaders, content ministries, entrepreneursCreative leadership

Connect gifts, stewardship, discipline, and communication into clearer public work.

Clarify the message
Respect the audience
Ship with integrity

Formats

Use the format that matches the room.

Each format should be confirmed with goals, timing, audience, travel, recording, and resource expectations before a quote is sent.

Mike Jaja teaching in a workshop setting.

Keynote or message

A focused talk for conferences, ministry nights, retreats, chapel services, or leadership gatherings.

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Interactive workshop

A facilitated session with reflection prompts, discussion, and action steps tied to the audience's season.

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Panel or Q&A

A moderated contribution around testimony, faith, creativity, calling, or practical next steps.

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Virtual session

A remote format for groups that need a shorter teaching, interview, or training session.

Why Mike

Testimony, teaching, coaching, and creative communication belong together.

Mike's public platform combines lived testimony, a published book, faith-centered coaching themes, video teaching, and visual storytelling. The speaking page turns those assets into an institutional inquiry path instead of a broad contact link.

Scope guard

Encouragement should not become unsupported counseling claims.

Messages can support reflection, faith, calling, leadership, and action. They are not emergency care, diagnosis, therapy, medical treatment, legal advice, or a replacement for appropriate professional support.

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Media

Speaker reel and clips stay permissioned.

Event planners can start with public teaching clips, captions, and transcript-backed video pages while custom reel assets stay permissioned.

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Teaching library

Start with the strongest public teaching clips.

Event planners can hear Mike's voice, themes, and delivery through the video library before requesting a custom event conversation.

Review video library ->

A careful small-group conversation representing permissioned proof and story use.

Clip requirements

Every selected clip needs context.

Use event name, topic, audience, caption availability, transcript link, and permission status before publishing.

Review proof standards ->

Proof and readiness

No fabricated logos, quotes, or event claims.

The page can support proof, but published evidence needs source records and permission first.

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Event proof

Organization names, host quotes, photos, and attendance notes stay gated until permission is documented.

Book and coaching context

Speaking can reference the book, workbook, and coaching method without implying guaranteed outcomes.

A careful small-group conversation representing proof with care.

Safety language

High-stakes testimony needs clear coaching scope and crisis-support guidance before the inquiry path.

Logistics

Make the inquiry useful before a call.

Event planners need a path that captures practical details without asking for unnecessary sensitive information.

Location: Austin-area, domestic travel, and virtual availability should be discussed during the inquiry process.
Typical duration: Keynote, message, workshop, panel, and virtual lengths can be matched to the event need.
Technical needs: Microphone, display, playback, recording, captions, and room setup should be confirmed per event.
Books and resources: Bulk books, workbook handouts, or follow-up resources can be paired with events when they fit.
Recording: Recording, clips, and redistribution require written permission.

Speaking inquiry

Share enough context to qualify the opportunity.

Share the event details that make a useful response possible: audience, date, location, format, goals, and resource needs.

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Speaking FAQ

Answer the questions event planners ask first.

How much does a speaking engagement cost?

Fees, travel, and resource bundles depend on the event details. The inquiry form collects enough context for a responsible quote.

Can Mike customize a message?

Yes, the page is structured for audience, goals, topic, and format details so the event can be scoped before a commitment.

Can books or workbooks be included?

The book, bulk-order path, and workbook can support events when timing, quantity, and distribution are confirmed.

Can the event be recorded?

Recording, livestreaming, and clip usage should be confirmed in writing before the event.

Is this therapy or counseling?

No. Speaking can encourage reflection and action, but it is not emergency care, diagnosis, therapy, medical treatment, or legal advice.