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This Is Not a Motivational Event
There will be:
- no hype
- no emotional performance
- no fixing
- no pushing
This is a two-day stabilizing container designed to help people:
- exit chronic survival
- experience coherence in real time
- understand what actually holds change
- feel what regulated community feels like
Not intellectually.
Physically.
Why This Event Exists
Most healing approaches focus on:
- insight
- awareness
- effort
But insight doesn’t change state.
At some point, people stop asking “What’s wrong with me?”
and start asking:
“Why doesn’t this stick?”
This experience answers that question — not with more information, but with embodiment.
Special Guest Speakers
Kerri Pomarolli
Kerri Pomarolli is called Hollywood's "Good Girl." She is an accomplished actress, standup comedian, bestselling author, speaker and veteran of television - with credits that include 29 appearances on NBC's The Tonight Show and Comedy Central, NetFlix and Amazon Prime. Kerri's latest book, "Confessions of a Proverbs 32 Woman" is a bestseller.
Brian Jackson
The I Believe Guy”
Brian Jackson is known around the world as The I Believe Guy — not because belief is something he talks about, but because it’s something he has proven under pressure.
Brian holds multiple world records achieved through belief-driven performance, mental discipline, and unwavering conviction in the face of physical and psychological limits. His work challenges the idea that belief is abstract or emotional — instead, he demonstrates that belief is a biological and neurological state that directly affects what the body is capable of doing.
What makes Brian’s presence at The Switch so powerful is this:
He doesn’t motivate people to push harder.
He shows what happens when belief becomes embodied.
Brian’s life and work reveal a truth many people sense but rarely experience — that when belief is no longer forced, hyped, or borrowed, the body organizes itself differently. Fear loses its grip. Performance stabilizes. Action becomes clean and decisive.
