In a rapidly changing digital world...what if our humanity was our competitive advantge?
Introducing Relentlessly Human
Esteban (hi, it's me!) and Relentlessly Human is my new keynote/workshop that I'm really excited about. Like I've done my entire speaking career, it can be modified depending on your needs; from school assemblies to corporate keynotes to interactive workshops (I recommend that!). Everything is centered on one goal: sharing a framework in leading, creating, and working like a human in a world that's trying to turn us into machines.
Because, I believe that being relentlessly human is our compettive advantage.
Keynote:
Relentlessly Human
From national conferences with 15,000 people to 8 AM assemblies for a school of 200 students, Esteban has done it all. In a world optimized for algorithms, Esteban Gast makes the case for being gloriously, messily human. Drawing from his work as a comedian, educator, and community builder, he reveals how creativity, humor, and authentic connection are our greatest competitive advantages in an AI-saturated world. Expect laughs, fresh perspectives, and permission to be unapologetically yourself—because the future belongs to those brave enough to stay weird.
Workshops: Relentlessly Human In Practice
This hands-on workshop transforms Esteban's keynote into actionable creative tools your team can use immediately. Through comedy exercises, storytelling frameworks, and collaborative challenges, participants break through creative blocks, tap into their authentic voices, and discover that their "weirdness" is actually their genius. You'll leave with concrete systems for staying creatively alive and a community that's already laughing together.
Hosting & Facilitating
Esteban brings his teaching background and comedy chops to create events that feel less like corporate obligations and more like the best dinner party you've been to. Whether hosting panels, emceeing conferences, or facilitating workshops, he reads the room, lands the jokes, keeps energy high, and makes sure everyone—from introverts to extroverts—feels included in the conversation.