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"My credo (Latin for a statement of belief) ferments as I journey through life. I believe God is love and that loving him and loving our neighbour is our greatest achievement. I also believe he despises religion, and so should we!"
Matt Bird
Matt has spoken in 50 countries to more than a million people. He is a frequent broadcaster, has authored 20 books, and has written for publications such as The Times newspaper.
He is a serial business and social entrepreneur with numerous entrepreneurial failures and successes to his name. For vanity's sake, we will only name a few of the latter: Relationology, NAYBA, PublishU, and The Rooftop.
Matt enjoys local food, organic wine, live music, and urban fashion. When he is not travelling, he lives between Covent Garden in the heart of London’s West End and Noto on the island of Sicily, Italy.
He communicates with a passion born from life experience, profound understanding, and faith in God. The subjects he is most often invited to speak, write, and broadcast about are currently.
Matt lives with the conviction that entrepreneurship is the only lasting solution to the cost-of-living crisis, to people doing jobs they hate, and to the end of poverty. Everything changed for Matt personally when he decided to call himself an entrepreneur, started to think entrepreneurial thoughts and launched three enterprises simultaneously. He is convinced that long business plans kill ideas and enterprise and that we should launch and learn rather than plan and perfect. He now has a portfolio of business and social enterprises helping people do things they never thought they could.
A few years ago, Matt was invited to speak at a business conference about networking. He explained to the organiser that he loves speaking and believes we should stop networking and start relationships, and therefore couldn't accept the kind invitation. The organiser immediately asked Matt to discuss that subject and subsequently created 'Relationology', which i about the art, science, and study of relationships. He is now world-renowned for his work driving business development and also diversity and inclusion through the power of relationships.
Matt was placed in remedial English classes, told he couldn't do computer studies because his English wasn't good enough and left school believing he was stupid because that'At school Matt was placed in remedial English classes, told he couldn't do computer studies because his English wasn't good enough and left school believing he was stupid because that's what most of his teachers told him. He since discovered he is dyslexic, which helped him appreciate one of the reasons why he struggled so much at school. Since then, he has overcome low self-belief and recognised that what he first thought was his disadvantage was his advantage. Despite everything, Matt has authored 20 books and coached 100 people a year to become globally published authors, too. He is now a champion for dyslexia and neurodiversity.
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