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Antonio Neves

Keynote Speaker & Trainer - Virtual Keynotes & Training - Penguin Random House Author

Antonio Neves is a renowned speaker, author, and expert in leadership, communication skills, workplace engagement, emotional intelligence, and soft skills.

With a background in broadcast journalism, Antonio has interviewed and profiled top CEOs, executives, and founders of leading companies.

As an in-demand speaker, Antonio has delivered numerous keynotes globally for prominent brands like Google, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, and Stanford University.

Antonio Neves is the author of several books including '50 Ways To Excel In Your First Job (And In Life)' and regularly contributes business writing, opinions, and advice to major media outlets.

His educational background includes a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from Western Michigan University.

Antonio Neves is dedicated to motivating, inspiring, and empowering individuals to overcome challenges, achieve their goals, and excel in their work.

A former NCAA Division I student-athlete, Antonio Neves earned a scholarship after initially walking on to the track team.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

We’re looking to the wrong people for advice.

The people we admire, books we read, and podcasts we listen to ...

All come from the rare, and extreme exceptions. And that’s a problem.

Sure, it’s inspiring to hear from billionaires, movie stars, professional athletes, and industry giants.

But let’s be real, they’re playing a different game.

When we compare our lives to theirs, we’re setting ourselves up for disappointment and a warped idea of success.

Here’s the truth: Success doesn’t have to mean becoming a billionaire, a global icon, or New York Times bestselling author.

Success can be the person who built a profitable business, has a strong marriage, or is raising great kids.

These are the people living lives closer to ours.

These are the people we can actually reach out to, learn from, and follow.

It's ok to have ambition. Just make sure it's your ambition.

Aug 28 · linkedin

You feel sorry for animals in the zoo? You think they’re trapped in cages, cut off from the wild.

But who’s really in the cage?

The animals or us?

We live on a massive planet with endless opportunities, tools, and resources.

Yet you choose to stay stuck in routines, a job you hate, and a life that doesn’t fulfill you.

You have the power to do anything, go anywhere, and be whoever you want.

But instead, you lock yourself in tiny boxes, convinced you can’t break free.

How do I know? Been there, done that.

The irony?

You have more freedom than any generation before you, but fear and excuses keep you trapped.

So, who’s really living in the zoo?

The animals or you?

Those animals didn’t choose their cage.

You did.

And you can choose to step out of it.

Stop living on autopilot.

The door has always been open.

It’s time to walk through it.

Antonio Neves
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