Something has changed.
From the outside, your life may look perfectly fine.
You’re on stage. You're functioning. You're doing what needs to be done. The people around you may have no idea that anything is wrong.
But backstage, you know something isn't quite right.
Maybe you know exactly what you're experiencing. Maybe you don't have the words for it. You simply know that something needs to change.
And perhaps, in the quieter moments, you've begun wondering:
What if the way it is now is the way it's going to be?
It doesn't have to stay this way.
Sometimes the first step isn't finding an answer. Sometimes it's having a conversation that allows you to notice what is really happening.
You may come to me with something you call "the problem."
You may have a name for it - fear, anger, resentment, procrastination, lack of confidence - or you may simply know what it feels like.
From my side of the conversation, that's where we begin. I think of what you're describing as a symptom: the experience you're aware of and would like to change.
I don't assume the symptom tells us what's generating it. And I don't assume there's something wrong with you that needs to be fixed.
We get curious about what you're experiencing and what may be happening beneath it.
You don't need the right words.
You don't need to understand it.
You only need to be able to tell me what you're noticing.
Meet Keith - 30 Minutes
If something you've read here feels familiar, let's have a conversation.
Thirty minutes. Private. Nothing to prepare. No obligation. Not a sales call.
ABOUT KEITH
Why I do this
Once upon a time, I sold health insurance. It was a horrible fit for me, but I needed to make money, I'd been recruited into the business, and that's what I was doing.
One evening I attended a networking event at the Georgia Aquarium. More than 500 people were in the room. I knew some of them and most of the thought they knew me.
A woman named Angela came up to me. We knew each other. She was doing the kind of one-to-one work that I would later train to do. She gave me a big hug and whispered: "You need to come see me."
In a room filled with more than 500 people, Angela may have been the only person who looked at me and recognized that I was crashing and burning.
I didn't particularly want to go see her. But I figured if I didn't, I'd never get rid of her. So I went.
After an hour in her office, I had something I hadn't had before: Hope that my life could change.
I saw Angela another five or six times. Somewhere along the way, I realized: I want to do for other people what she's doing for me.
So I left the sales job. I went back to school. And here I am.
The work I do today doesn't look exactly like the work Angela did with me. It has evolved through education, training, experience, and countless conversations. But the reason I do it hasn't changed very much.
Sometimes a person needs someone to notice. Angela noticed me.
Questions became more important than answers.
Over the course of my life, I've had several careers. Look for the thread running through them and you'll find that much of my life has involved helping people get from where they are to where they'd like to be.
Over time, I became less interested in having answers and increasingly interested in questions - especially questions that cause someone to stop and notice something they hadn't noticed before.
I don't believe I need to know what's best for you. I'm interested in your experience, what you would like to be different, and what we might discover through genuine curiosity together.
My background
I hold a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from the University of Georgia and a Master of Divinity from Southern Seminary, where my studies focused on philosophy and theology. I later trained through Right Path Hypnosis and earned certifications from the National Guild of Hypnotists and the International Certification Board of Coaches and Hypnotists. I've worked professionally with clients since 2019 and continue to devote approximately ten hours each week to continuing education.
How I describe the work today
The professional category I use is Conversational Hypnotherapy. The experience I provide is Conversations That Matter.
I don't rely on a scripted process, a formal hypnotic induction or post hypnotic suggestions. I rely on something simpler: The beauty and elegance of a conversation between two people.
I listen. I ask questions. You notice where those questions take you. And we continue from there.
Meet Keith
THE CONVERSATION
What happens when we talk?
Once upon a time, I sold health insurance. It was a horrible fit for me, but I needed to make money, I'd been recruited into the business, and that's what I was doing.
One evening I attended a networking event at the Georgia Aquarium. More than 500 people were in the room. I knew some of them and most of the thought they knew me.
You don't have to tell me everything you're thinking, either. A question may lead you somewhere deeply personal that you'd rather keep to yourself. You can.
I don't need to know everything you're thinking for you to explore it.
You don't have to prepare.
Don't make notes.
Don't rehearse your story.
Don't try to figure out what's causing what you're experiencing.
And don't worry about finding the right words.
You don't have to prepare, and you don't have to perform.
All you have to do is show up.
I reserve two hours for our conversation.
That doesn't mean our conversation must last two hours.
It means the time is ours. There's no appointment waiting behind you and no reason for either of us to watch the clock.
We finish when the conversation feels complete
The point isn't to use two hours. The point is to have them.
My background
I hold a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from the University of Georgia and a Master of Divinity from Southern Seminary, where my studies focused on philosophy and theology. I later trained through Right Path Hypnosis and earned certifications from the National Guild of Hypnotists and the International Certification Board of Coaches and Hypnotists. I've worked professionally with clients since 2019 and continue to devote approximately ten hours each week to continuing education.
What can you expect?
I can't promise you a particular result.
What I can promise is that whatever you bring will be explored.
I'll give you my undivided attention. I'll listen intently. I'll ask significant questions, and your answers will lead me to the next question.
I can promise the quality of my attention and my commitment to the conversation. I can't promise its outcome.
Keith asked me some questions that had me reflect very deeply and profoundly, and the emotional charge and thoughts fuelling that resentment started to surface...
I genuinely felt the shift in real-time, and not just that, it stayed with me.
- Nastasia Luca
What happens afterward?
Three or four days later, I'll call you.
I want to know what you've noticed since we were together - what's different, what isn't, and what may still be unfolding.
If what you're noticing indicates that you've gotten what you came for, we're finished. There's no program to complete and no series of sessions you're expected to continue.
Occasionally, I may believe another conversation would be valuable. If I do, I'll tell you. If we both agree, we'll schedule it at no additional fee.
If we've completed our work and something entirely different arises later, you're welcome to return for a new Conversation That Matters.
The fee
$779
The fee for The Conversation That Matters is $779.
You won't pay anything simply to meet me. Our initial 30-minute conversation is complimentary and carries no obligation to continue.
Meet Keith - 30 Minutes
MEET KEITH
Let's talk for 30 minutes.
Before you decide whether The Conversation That Matters is something you want to experience, let's meet.
This is not a sales call.
It's an opportunity for you to experience me rather than simply read about me.
Notice whether I listen.
Notice the questions I ask.
Notice whether you feel comfortable talking with me about something that matters.
It's also an opportunity for me to understand what you're experiencing and determine whether I believe what I offer is appropriate for you.
Sometimes it won't be.
If I believe another kind of professional or another course of action would serve you better, I'll tell you.
At the end of our 30 minutes, neither of us owes the other anything.
If we both believe continuing makes sense, I'll send you an email containing our agreement and a private booking link.
You'll be able to schedule The Conversation That Matters and pay the $779 fee there.
If we don't, we've simply had a conversation.
Thirty minutes. Private. Nothing to prepare. No obligation.
Meet Keith
Before you decide whether The Conversation That Matters is something you want to experience, let's meet.
Meet Keith - 30 Minutes
