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The Method
Start with the part that matters most: the experience itself. Choose between Brain Tattoo, Portrait Process, and Write Your Future, then shape the rest of the event around the method that fits your audience.
What is the Brain Tattoo Method?
Interactive Keynote: 30-60 minutes
Brain Tattoo Activation: TBD Depending on Event
Storytelling Reveal: 20-60 minutes
The Brain Tattoo Method is a trust-building tool designed by Dear World to build high-performing teams. It functions by asking participants to condense their personal story into a short phrase written on the body, bypassing corporate jargon to foster immediate human connection and long-term empathy.
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What is the Portrait Process?
Opening Interactive Keynote Duration: 30-60 minutes
Portrait and Video Shoot: TBD Depending on Design
Storytelling Reveal Duration: 20-30 minutes
Following a live on-stage demonstration by Robert, participants interview and photograph one another, learning how to see someone differently through the lens.
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What is Write Your Future?
Interactive Keynote: 30-60 minutes
Write Your Future Activation: TBD Depending on Event
Storytelling Reveal: 20-60 minutes
Participants are invited to pause, reflect, and write a private letter to the person they are becoming, capturing the intentions, commitments, and leadership truths they want to carry forward, designed and customized to the values or theme of the conference. The experience begins with a pre-selected leader reading a deeply personal letter on stage or a pre-made video. Fogarty then joins them in a dynamic conversation that reveals the story behind the letter and models the clarity required to lead with purpose. Attendees are then guided through writing their own letters, which are sealed and entrusted to Dear World for safekeeping. Organizations choose when Dear World mails the letters back to their participants or often choose to have them opened at the following year's meeting, reconnecting participants with the future they declared in the room the year before.
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