Keith Ellis is available for motivational programs and keynote presentations on his signature topic: Goal Setting for People Who Hate Setting Goals: How to Make Your Wishes Come True
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Keith Ellis is a best-selling author and motivational speaker whose insights about goal setting and time management have made him a featured guest on talk shows across the country. His new novel, QUANTUM ETHICS, has been described as "a thrill-ride on steroids." His classic book about goal setting, THE MAGIC LAMP, is read by thousands of people around the world each year and featured at leading universities and graduate schools to teach the concepts of goal setting.

Mr. Ellis is the Executive Director of the Obama History Project, a non-partisan, non-profit project to capture the history of the Obama Presidency as it happens, day by day. He is currently working on a new book entitled: WHEN HOPE MAKES HISTORY: The First 100 Days of the Obama Presidency.
Testimonials About Keith Ellis
“Keith Ellis is the best person in front of a group I have ever seen, bar none.”
—Craig Landrum, Co-founder and Chief Technologist, Mindwrap

“Today’s program was fantastic and inspiring!”
—David Detrinidad, Polycom

“If you’re looking to book a genuine professional who manages to deliver even more than he promises, Keith Ellis should be at the top of your list.”
—Nancy Yarish, Meeting Planner, The National Property Management Association

“I’ve never met anyone who does such a great job of distilling his message to the essence of what really matters, and then delivering that message with such profound impact. Keith Ellis is in a class by himself."
—Roger Morrison, Director of Federal Sales, Datastrip

“Keith Ellis is one of the most dynamic speakers I have ever seen. We liked him so much we have asked him back again and again.”
—Ramsey Taweel, Director of Marketing, Textilease

“Your Magic L.A.M.P. talk kept our group spell-bound. Everyone should hear you!”
—John W. Leeger, Technical Architect, SAIC