In Chad Bourquin's “Keynote Concert: Raising Your Frequency," audiences are taken on a transformative journey exploring the power of personal frequency and its profound impact on our lives. Drawing from a pivotal moment in his career—a hotel fire—Chad unpacks the lessons learned and the relentless work ethic that propelled him forward. The keynote validates the science behind frequency management, illustrated with engaging anecdotes from various industries, including insights from sound techs to CEOs.

 

Chad openly addresses the habits that can lower or elevate our frequency, such as pride, anger, and dishonesty versus positivity, abundance thinking, and love. He challenges attendees with the poignant quote from Carl Jung, "Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge," while sharing personal stories like the judgment he faced opening for numerous national country acts like Luke Combs, Big and Rich, Brothers Osbourne and many more.

 

This keynote not only educates but also inspires change through consistent action, ultimately posing a choice between the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. Chad's call to action is simple yet powerful—start with a smile—to ignite a positive change in everyone’s frequency.