Speaking
Reframing burnout as a systems problem, not a personal one.
Paul speaks for schools, wellbeing and mental-health conferences, educator communities, and workplaces — available for speaking engagements.
Grounded in the classroom, not the stage
Paul's talks draw directly on his years as a secondary school teacher, his work as a private tutor to school-refusing and neurodivergent students, and the Enoughism framework he has developed since. The result is content that's intellectually serious but plainly delivered — no hype, no easy fixes, just a clear systems-level account of why burnout, anxiety, and overwhelm happen, and what actually helps.
Talk topics
Four themes Paul speaks on.
Enoughism and the never-enough culture
Reframing burnout as a systems problem, not a personal one — and what changes when audiences see it that way.
School refusal, anxiety, and neurodivergence
What education is getting wrong for these students, and what actually helps — drawn from direct tutoring and teaching experience.
Systems thinking for wellbeing
Applying complexity theory to everyday overwhelm — a practical lens for people used to hearing about wellbeing in vaguer terms.
The M.E.A.L. method
A practical framework for choosing where your finite attention goes — Paul's proprietary methodology, explained for a live audience.
Who this is for
Audiences Paul speaks to.
Available for speaking engagements.
Get in touch to discuss a talk for your school, conference, or organisation.