Skip to main content

Speaking

 Featured Keynote


The LIVE Life Message

Audience: High school/College

Length: 60 minutes

The LIVE Life Message is a message of hope and empowerment. In the keynote, Zach Zellner approaches the topic of depression and suicide in a way that allows the stigma of mental illness to be discussed. With a balance of seriousness and light-heartedness, Zach delivers his message to help students learn how they can have a positive impact on those around them.


If you would like to have Zach share this message with your organization or school, simply click here.


Where we have been

Wisconsin Association of School Councils Leadership Conferences and Camps
The LIVE message has been shared with some of Wisconsin's finest youth leaders!
* WASC Leadership Institue
* WASC Ignite Conference
* WASC State Conference
* WASC Leadership Camp Reunion Keynote message

Schools
The LIVE story is being told in schools across the state and even the country!
* Mosinee High School, Mosinee, Wisconsin
* East Depere High School, Depere, Wisconsin
* Stevens Point Area Senior High, Stevens Point, Wisconsin
* Oconto Falls High School, Oconto Falls, Wisconsin
* Highland East Junior High, Moore, Oklahoma

LIVE in Action: Service Projects
LIVE isn't just a message, it's a way of life.
* #Helpmoore: Following the tornado that devastated Moore Oklahoma in 2013, The LIVE Life Project partnered with Project Volunteers in a coordinated effort to collect 10,000 books, 4,000 school supplies, and 1,000 care package items for the tornado victims.

Popular posts from this blog

Just like Harry, You Don't Have to Journey Alone

With the anticipation of the final Harry Potter movie coming out, I figured it would only be right that I took a second to relate Harry Potter to all of us. I'm proud to say that I've read all of the books multiple times, and the most obvious lesson to me throughout the whole series is the importance of allowing our friends to help us with our life journey. This couldn't be clearer than in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." By the way, have no fear, there are only a few small spoilers. We all have our life journey that we are meandering through. Some moments are all sunshine and rainbows, some are dull and uneventful, while others are full of trials which require friends to help us get through. As I was reading Deathly Hallows, I was struck by how Harry acts as he is carrying the locket. His best friends are there with him, yet he feels so lonely, mainly because of the power of the locket horcrux. Similarly, perhaps you can think of a time when it felt like...
1 comment
Read more

Build a Bridge

What am I doing? I'm building a door. It's a big door, stretching so high I can't reach the top. It will extend from way over there on that side all the way over there on the other side. You are probably wondering what kind of door I am buidling. It's not an ordinary door with a wood frame and a wooden sill, hinges, a door knob, and all the things that ordinary doors have. No, this door is no ordinary door at all. You see, my door is made out of brick, bricks that are heavy and firm and strong. I can visualize the bricks being black or blue. Each brick has holes in it. You know the kind we liked to stick our fingers in when we were kids. Normally these bricks are used with mortar filling in the holes to give the finished product extra strength. In my door I'm laying bricks on their side so that the holes provide little spaces to see through. When I'm finished my door will be permanent. There will be no door handle on either side. In order for my door to open, ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Gam Zeh Ya'avor (This Too Shall Pass)

While at WASC Leadership Camp last week, I encountered ancient words of wisdom several times. Those ancient words were a simple phrase, "This Too Shall Pass." My curiosity was sparked, so I googled the phrase and found out that there is a very old story that goes with the phrase. After reading the story I felt like it was only right to share it with you all. This Too Shall Pass Once a king called upon all of his wise men and asked them, ”Is there a mantra or suggestion which works in every situation, in every circumstance, in every place and in every time. In every joy, every sorrow, every defeat and every victory? One answer for all questions? Something which can help me when none of you are available to advise me? Tell me is there any mantra?” All the wise men were puzzled by the King’s question. They thought and thought. After a lengthy discussion, an old man suggested something which appealled to all of them. They went to the king and gave him something written on p...
Post a Comment
Read more