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Iyanla Vanzant
Bestselling Author, Spiritual Teacher and Host of Iyanla: Fix My Life
Glennon Doyle
Author of Untamed and Host of We Can Do Hard Things
Honesty · Self-Trust · Doing Hard Things
Speaking Fee
Fee on request
Based In
United States
Signature Topic
We Can Do Hard Things
Format
Keynote and Moderated Conversation
About Glennon
Glennon Doyle is booked for rooms that want the truth told out loud, which is a narrower and more valuable thing than inspiration.
Untamed, published in 2020, was a number one New York Times bestseller selected for Reese's Book Club and has sold millions of copies. Its subject is the difference between the life a person was trained to want and the one they actually want, and the cost of the gap. Love Warrior, published in 2016 and selected for Oprah's Book Club, told the story of a marriage coming apart with an honesty most memoirs avoid, and Carry On, Warrior, in 2013, came out of the blog she began in 2009. We Can Do Hard Things: Answers to Life's 20 Questions, written with Abby Wambach and Amanda Doyle, followed in 2025.
The podcast of that name, launched in May 2021 and a two-time Webby winner in 2024, is the same conversation carried on weekly: a set of people saying the difficult thing plainly and refusing to pretend it is easy. She has spoken publicly for years about recovery from bulimia and addiction, which is the ground the honesty stands on.
She founded Together Rising in 2012, an all-women-led nonprofit that has raised more than twenty-five million dollars for women, families and children in crisis, and she was named to Oprah's SuperSoul 100 and to Fast Company's Queer 50.
She is booked for women's leadership conferences, wellbeing and mental health events, and organizations whose people are carrying more than the agenda admits. The format is a keynote or, often more effectively, a moderated conversation, because her strength is the exchange. Availability is more limited than most speakers on this roster, so early inquiry matters.
Keynote Topics
We Can Do Hard Things
Untamed: The Life You Were Trained to Want and the One You Want
Telling the Truth at Work and at Home
Self-Trust as a Leadership Practice
Best For
- Women's leadership conferences and summits
- Wellbeing, mental health and recovery events
- Nonprofit, education and community organization gatherings
- Moderated conversations and fireside formats
- Company culture events built around honesty and belonging
Booking Glennon Doyle: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glennon Doyle's speaking fee?
Glennon Doyle's fee is not published here and is quoted per event. It is driven by event date, location and travel, session length, and whether a moderated conversation, audience Q&A or book signing is added to the keynote. Her availability is more limited than most speakers, so submit an inquiry with your date early for a current quote.
Is the session appropriate for a corporate audience?
Yes, for the right one. The material is about honesty, self-trust and doing hard things, and it suits organizations whose people are carrying more than the agenda admits, culture events built around belonging, and women's leadership programs. It is not a business tactics session and should not be booked as one.
What format works best?
A moderated conversation is often stronger than a lecture, because the exchange is where the material lives; the podcast is built the same way. A keynote works for a large general session. Tell us the room and we will recommend which.
What is Together Rising?
The all-women-led nonprofit she founded in 2012, which has raised more than twenty-five million dollars for women, families and children in crisis. It is relevant to a booking because it is where a good deal of the material about doing hard things in public comes from.
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Author of Untamed and Host of We Can Do Hard Things
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