MR BEEZY LTD

I am an international motivational speaker. I have been motivating audiences for the last 14 years and have worked with some major organisations such as AIG Insurance, Covetrus, PWC, SKY and Tottenham Hotspur’s Football Club along with speaking in over 500 schools, colleges and universities.

I’ve had the honour in that time of empowering over 100,000 people and I’m still going strong.

My ethos is simple, to inspire your mind, motivate your spirit and transform you or your organisation.

Motivational Speaker

Director

For the last 13 years, I’ve been doing motivational speaking.

In that time:

- I have been able to motivate over 100,000 people
- Worked in over 500 schools, colleges and universities
- Empowered Fortune 500 employees through training
- Motivated players at Premier League football clubs
- Finalist for Inspirational Person of the Year 2024.

It’s been a humbling yet fulfilling journey.

Through my talks I have had audience members who have:

Found the purpose for their life
Overcome suicidal thoughts and self-harming 
Learned strategies on how to stay motivated 
Had teams come into alignment through teamwork and unity
Transformed mindsets that have increased business revenue.

Something that I hold dearly and that I’m proud of.

If you would like me to help you like I’ve helped my clients, then I’ve got some solutions for you:

1. Book 1:1 to discover how I can affect you or your organisation
https://calendly.com/mrbeezy/30min

2. Book a power hour call for actionable solutions to your problems.
https://calendly.com/mrbeezy/1-hour-power-hour-call

3. Hire me as your weekly coach for personal guidance.
https://calendly.com/mrbeezy/15-minute-discovery-call

(Links are available in the featured section too)

DM me "MOTIVATION" to discuss how I can assist you further.

Mr Beezy

15 years in the speaking industry taught me one thing…

Your voice is more powerful than your fears.

Here’s the best public speaking advice I can give anyone who wants to step on stage:

1. Clarity beats charisma - You don’t need to be the loudest or the funniest, you just need to be understood. Speak with intention, not performance.

2. Stories win hearts; structure wins minds - A great story makes them feel you. A clear structure makes them follow you. Combine both methods.

3. Reps > confidence - Confidence doesn’t come before you speak. It comes because you speak.
The more you speak, the better you become.

4. Purpose kills fear - When your message becomes bigger than your nerves, the nerves lose their power.

5. Don’t chase perfection, chase connection - Perfect speakers are forgettable. Authentic speakers are undeniable.

If you want to become a speaker… start today. Not when you “feel ready.”

Ready is a result of doing….not waiting.

What’s the one lesson you needed to hear today? Let me know in the comments.

Motivational Speaker for Schools & Businesses | Helping speakers create profitable speaking brands | Founder of Elite Speakers Academy

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Don’t compromise your integrity for views….


Some of the content I see online lately…
WOW.

People are doing everything except being themselves.

Meanwhile me?

Not jumping off rooftops.
Not pretending to cry for “motivation”.
Not renting a Lamborghini for story time.
Not filming with a ring light at 3am whispering “rise and grind”.

I’m not built for that.
And honestly… neither is my integrity.

Here’s the truth:

Real content hits harder than staged confidence.

People don’t want a performance, they want a person.

Someone relatable, someone genuine.

Someone whose message still lands when the camera’s off.

So if you ever see me doing some wild, out of character nonsense online…

Just know:

My account’s been hacked.
Call the police.
Ring my mum.
Do something. 😂

Lol until then…

I’ll keep choosing authenticity.
You should too.

Anyone else noticed this? Let me know in the comments

Ricoh Europe

The EMEA IT Local Support Agent is part of the Service Desk Delivery team providing customer-focused and responsive IT ticket resolution, basic user administration. Promptly allocates calls. Handling requests or escalating incidents to the relevant teams within the IT department.

Service delivery
The role will be to offer desktop support (basic user administration), register incidents and handles requests or escalate them to the relevant teams within the IT department.

Service Desk development
Contribute to the continuous development of EMEA support operating manual and knowledgebase.

IT Local Support Agent (IT - Business Support)

Benchmark Capital

Combing IT and Customer Support together, providing professional resources with all queries resolutions to internal and external customers. Plus, working closely with all departments of Fusion. 

- [ ] First point of contact for queries from Financial Advisors and End consumers via phone/email and tickets. 
- [ ] Gaining and maintaining a good understanding of platforms within the financial services market.
- [ ] Answer customer queries in accordance with processes and procedures.
- [ ] Source answers and thinking logically to find solutions.

Customer Support Analyst

The 12 month Ricoh IT support internship will give me a good understanding of how the IT support technological world works. Learning the platforms such as ServiceNow to provide IT services to Ricoh Staff for them to send tickets to the IT support team to solve their technical issues.  

Participants Learning Outcomes

• Communication and Networking
• Team Working
• Technical training
• Time management
• Risk assessment
• Software and hardware incident resolution
• Organisational Skills
• Managing self
• Self-Awareness
• Career Management
• Problem Solving and Analysis
• Resourcefulness

IT Skills

• Installing and configuring computer systems
• Diagnosing and solving hardware/software faults
• Logging customer/employee queries
• Analysing call logs to spot trends and underlying issues


Allocated Responsibilities

• Building of laptops
 
• Room checks
 
• Handle low level IT incidents where possible

IT Local Support Agent Trainee

Sainsbury's

Working as a Customer Service Assistant is about providing customers the best service needed in Sainsbury’s. The duties and responsibilities can include guiding customers to the items they need, helping customers load their groceries into their vehicles, going on tills and self checkouts to help customers with any problems or questions with their items. Plus, I also a trolley man, so I collect the trolleys from the car parks to the shop floor for customers to use for their shopping.

Customer Service Assistant

Talent RISE

Internship/workshops on opportunities to help get the tech job of your dreams. Starting from Cv’s, Cover letters, online courses for self education and development, IQ tests and finding Jobs in the tech sector.

Programme Participant on Tech Careers

With a robust foundation in internet software development from the University of Chichester, my tenure at Ricoh Europe was marked by a commitment to service excellence and technical acumen. At the heart of the IT Local Support Agent role, I leveraged my technical support expertise to effectively manage IT tickets and support the development of our service desk knowledge base.

The experience of interfacing directly with EMEA customers honed my problem-solving and communication skills, allowing me to contribute to the continuous improvement of support processes. My goal is to further refine these competencies, driving greater efficiency and customer satisfaction within the IT sector.

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