Who is Devin Bisanz Anyway?

In 2001 I survived a major motorcycle accident but suffered serious brain trauma.

It was rough 12 months of recovery, and for the next five years I told doctors I felt one half invincible, and one half scared of opening my eyes. 

The invincible side: bought a house, got a marketing degree, and played extreme sports. 

The scared side: alcohol, drugs, and I sank 4 businesses and later in life, lost all my money.

In 2006 I dove into personal development, read every book in the personal development space, travelled around North America to conferences, and I bought all the programs I could. BUT, I loved the cocaine.

In 2008 I wrote a book as a tool of therapy about my journey through head trauma, and in 2010 I started public speaking as a means to promote that book. 

I learned that selling books and getting paid to speak is A LOT harder than people think. You're competing against celebrities, business moguls, and Olympians. I studied all the online courses and interviewed professional speakers but there wasn't a direct path to follow.

There were similarities: you need to be the best at doing something (business, marketing, hacky sack). You need a book, a killer talk, and a product to sell on the backend. All of which I spent thousands of hours developing before scraping and restarting. 

On the bright side, I found a better addiction that turned into a business training speakers, and in 2019 I went full steam ahead with my training business. 

I've trained 1200+ youth speakers, corporate speakers, entrepreneurs, non profit speakers, and TedX speakers. I've organized events, competitions, and now I'm networking my way into bigger events and bigger stages. 

The pandemic helped me connect with students, entrepreneurs,  and online networking groups. I like working online. I want to work online forever. I like speaking online. I'm going to speaking even louder.