What our speaker says…
“This session is such a joy to present as everyone is instantly transported back to being five again, a time when we saw joy and happiness in everyday things. There’s always lots of smiling during this one.” Gavin Oattes
Synopsis…
A powerful reminder that joy and happiness are often closer than we think, we simply need to slow down long enough to notice them.
In this uplifting and thought-provoking smallTOK, Gavin invites audiences to pause, reflect and reconnect with the simple moments that often get lost in the busyness of modern life.
Through humour, storytelling and shared reflection, delegates explore how purpose, passion and encouragement shape the way we experience both work and life. Gavin challenges participants to embrace the present moment and rediscover the small things that can reignite energy, perspective and connection.
Delegates will…
- Feel inspired and refreshed
- Discover why humans have so much to learn from geese
- Reflect on the impact of constantly spreading themselves too thin
- Recognise the importance of slowing down and making space to simply be
- Leave with a renewed appreciation for the small moments that can lift a day
Delivery Options
This smallTOK session is available in two flexible formats, depending on what works best for your people and your organisation.
smallTOK Live
A 45–60 minute live virtual keynote delivered by a Tree of Knowledge speaker. Highly engaging, interactive and designed to bring people together in a shared learning experience.
smallTOK Digital
An on-demand version of this session, allowing individuals and teams to access the content anytime, anywhere. Perfect for flexible, self-paced learning and ongoing development.
Ready to bring smallTOK Live to your organisation?
Whether you’re planning a learning event, supporting team wellbeing or simply looking to inspire fresh thinking, our smallTOK sessions offer a powerful and engaging way to energise your people.
To explore the best session for your organisation or check availability, get in touch:
Emma Clark
[email protected]
07841 013904
