Application questions.
High-ticket speaking and coaching should not start with a generic contact form. These questions help Travis qualify the room, the buyer, and the right offer before quoting.
Audience type and expected attendance
Preferred date, city, and venue format
Keynote, workshop, cohort, or partner path
Book bundle quantity and merch table interest
Decision timeline and approval contact
Pipeline stages.
These stages become the GHL opportunity pipeline once the right sub-account exists. The important piece is that quotes and commitments stay human-approved.
Inquiry received
Capture the application, tag the lead, notify Julian/Travis, and create an opportunity in the speaking pipeline.
Fit review
Review audience, date, message fit, book bundle potential, budget range, and whether Dot Academy should be included.
Quote and hold
Send the right package, hold the calendar window, and route unanswered quotes into a 3-touch follow-up.
Booked event
Trigger prep forms, book/merch logistics, travel notes, reminder sequence, and post-event testimonial capture.
Booking routes.
Each speaking package can feed the same booking system while keeping final fees in review mode until Travis approves the exact price points.
Shifting Gears Keynote
Audiences leave with a clear language shift: catch the words that create death cycles and replace them with words that create life.
8 Pillars Workshop
Participants audit faith, language, purpose, relationships, health, wealth, growth, and legacy with guided prompts.
Speak Life Leadership Session
A practical talk on how leaders use language to reinforce identity, accountability, and trust.
Dot Academy Founder Talk
Travis connects the book message to the Dot Academy path: identity, discipline, obedience, and building people.