Jason Hewlett

Jason Hewlett Jason Hewlett is a Hall of Fame CPAE Keynote Speaker, Leadership Expert & Author, Entertainer
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Jason Hewlett, CSP, CPAE Hall of Fame Keynote Speaker brings unprecedented Las Vegas quality entertainment with a powerful message for largest corporate events in the world

11/13/2025

Did you know I had to retire a huge number of my best vocal impressions due to losing my voice many years ago?
Those have now been restored, and I couldn't be more grateful for a true miracle.

In this clip I share how Cardio Miracle has been a true game-changer for my vocal longevity—keeping my voice vibrant, clear, and powerful year after year. Many say that hearing me talk about the difference it makes in my stage performance stamina, recovery, and overall vitality was nothing short of inspiring.

“When you fuel your body with the right ingredients, your gifts shine even brighter.”

Here’s to the artists, creators, and everyday heroes who choose to take care of themselves so they can continue sharing their brilliance with the world.

Enjoy this clip with my man, Memphis, who not only plays multiple guitars and sings vocals in our band show with Billy Joel and Elton John, but has toured the world for years as a star backing the stars.

Stronger hearts. Healthier lives. More miracles. Cardio Miracle

11/13/2025

Have you fallen for it yet? The fake speaker coach who promises you the world and then leaves you high and dry?

Tis the season for every speaker coach's program to be blasted to the world, as November and December are the least booked months for speakers (along with July), so be leery!

Yesterday I spoke with multiple potential professional speakers looking to invest their way to success and they needed some mentoring. They mentioned how agents, bureaus, coaches, and others had told them to pay up front and it would lead to guaranteed opportunity.

"What should I do?" they pleaded? I told them to steer clear and become great, don't give your money to liars covered in coach costumes, or those who have no speaking gigs so they start a new coaching program teaching career success...?

Remember, as Woody Allen said, "Those who can't do, teach. And those who can't teach, teach gym!"

I am not just sad when I hear the story over and over again of new speakers getting ripped off, I am actually ticked off. It is wrong. Who are the right coaches to listen to? Few and far between, they exist, just do your homework and pray for inspiration before writing any check.

I've got my list of those I refer, as I don't have time to teach speaking anymore, I have too much going on. Just be careful out there. The coaches are running wild! Suddenly everyone's a coach!?!

11/12/2025

"I'm from Utah." That simple line is the setup of some of my favorite portions of my presentation. It hooks the mind of the listener. Immediately they assume they know something about me because of what they've heard about where I'm from...."Utah is (fill in the blank)."

So I play into that. It's harmless fun, and it pokes at a very old trope.

Mostly it proves the point: Don't assume you know someone by the way they look, talk, or what state they're from. And can we laugh about the stereotypes shared about us even if they're not always correct? We should be able to, and we ought to have permission to rewrite that assumption by how we show up and deliver.

Hope this brings a laugh.

11/12/2025

At the age of 19, I dedicated 2 years of my life to serving a mission for my Church in Brazil. It was the most formidable and important decision of my life, as it led to all decisions afterward that were even more important, such as choosing the right spouse, career, and life's mission.

I remember meeting a young man named Andre. He as 17. He quickly gave up many bad habits that were outside of gospel standards and gave his life to Christ by entering the waters of baptism. It was astounding to me, at 19, wondering if I could have done the same at 17 had I not grown up in the faith.

I am more convicted to live Christ's teachings the more I see others who have made such commitment to do so as well. I pray you have determined to whom you will give your life, as it will raise the light of your happiness into eternity.

This wonderful story came out of this important podcast we just recorded with the Why We Believe Show and podcast, I hope you'll check out the whole episode, linked in comments.

11/11/2025

I love our country and singing for those who love our country. God bless the USA

God bless our Veterans! Thank you to those who willingly go into harm's way on our behalf, their families who sacrifice ...
11/11/2025

God bless our Veterans!

Thank you to those who willingly go into harm's way on our behalf, their families who sacrifice having them away and in threatening situations, and for keeping us as a country safe.

I hug and thank every veteran I see when I notice their hat or uniform.

They LIVE The Promise and God bless them.

11/03/2025

"As quickly as this phone can connect you to the world, it can just as easily disconnect you from your family."

I have spoken many words in my life and career, and hope this quote will be one that will live on as a part of my teachings of The Promise.

The Promise to Be Present with family, with those we love, with those we connect with.

Why do I teach this? Because for me it is one of my greatest challenges and failings. I have to remind myself every single day of my Promise to live it. That's why I teach it, as I assume it's tough for others as well. May we all try harder to be a little better.

Be Present.

11/01/2025

Corporate crowds are generally pretty tough to make laugh, especially in the tricky 9 AM Keynote slot. You'll get them eventually, but it takes some warming up due to jet lag & time zone adjustments, along with a general concern of enjoying themselves too much in front of work peers.

Lately I have been on stages around the country where people are in a setting that makes laughing a bit easier: after 7 PM, the public show crowd is there to be entertained, and seated next to strangers, the later in the evening the better, as this is a more comfortable place let loose and have fun.

Unless it's an accountant group, then they like to laugh inside their bodies no matter the time or place, and although I love them (now that I've learned this is their modus operandi) they still wait until the end to give a standing ovation.

And then it's too late.

In all truthfulness, I appreciate all audiences, and especially the ones when the check clears.

Halloween for me as a kid was the ultimate day of dressing up and becoming somebody else. In fact, from elementary schoo...
10/31/2025

Halloween for me as a kid was the ultimate day of dressing up and becoming somebody else. In fact, from elementary school years as P*e Wee Herman, Max Headroom, and E.T., to my high school years where I did every variation of Jim Carrey movies such as The Riddler, The Mask, and even landed on national TV (ESPN's SportsCenter) two times during the Utah Jazz game Halloween contest!

I dazzled the Delta Center arena crowd in my teens with my basketball spinning tricks, dressed as my favorite actor, and came in 2nd place two years in a row (always beaten by a baby dressed up), one time winning Rossignol skis, the other time winning multiple years of pizza and crazy bread from Little Caesars.

Now, 30 years later, I still make these faces on stage to entertain, educate, and engage. I show these faces off stage as well, in elevators, at restaurants, and it often confuses or delights the recipient of my keeping The Promise to share something so bizarre, but it's my personal commitment to do so. What makes me happy is that it generally makes others happy, if they haven't run away already.

Happy Halloween! Whether you dress up as someone else, or hand out candy as yourself to those stopping by, it is a day to have fun, spread joy, and cheer others on for the creativity they put forth.

10/31/2025

Nice to be home for a minute

10/30/2025

Disappointment usually shows up when expectations aren't clearly communicated up front.

For the last 2 years in discussions with disgruntled employees in organizations I consult with, the main cause of heartache is when unclear expectations leads to broken promises that were assumed and never articulated.

Not having the hard conversation up front about the roles, goals, and modes in a developing relationship always leads to "hope as a plan", avoiding the big talk, fending off a divorce before the marriage begins.

And so we go down the road of assumed alignment, while looking over our shoulder for the looming killer of truth about to catch up.

Don't fall into the trap of assumption. Set expectations, be open, be honest, it will save you years of heartache in relationships, in both business and life.

Those who assume a promise has been made and isn't kept once payday arrives shows the lack of leadership in the first place.

Have the hard talk.
Be open, be frank, be firm.
Be a Leader, keep the Promise.

10/29/2025

The secret to motivating your team? Sit down with them and go through the ICM Process.

This is the opposite of the "let's discuss what you can do better" conversation. It is a recognition of their talents, gifts, strengths, and empowering them to use these as often as possible.

IDENTIFY - Listen to what they believe are their greatest assets to the company.

CLARIFY - Give 3-5 examples of them demonstrating greatness, along with words they can hold onto for their own Signature Moves definition.

MAGNIFY - Encourage them to utilize what they identify, what you clarify, in order for them to magnify their Promise at work every day.

Happier Employees, Better Teams, Greater Performance.
This is Your Leadership Promise.
Promise kept.

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