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

Have you ever missed a Goal? We all have, and it's not a huge deal, you just set another one. Whereas, if you make a Pro...
12/05/2025

Have you ever missed a Goal? We all have, and it's not a huge deal, you just set another one. Whereas, if you make a Promise and break it, that's a one and done.

What are your Promise Proclamations that can be the overarching commitment you bring to every engagement? The Goals can help us get there, and are thus the particulars.

For example: If I make a Promise Proclamation to live a Healthy lifestyle, I may miss hitting the goal of getting to the gym each day, but I can still eat healthy and go for a walk on that busy day.

How about you? What Promise Proclamations have you made?

12/05/2025

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12/04/2025

The song Elton John didn't think would make it to the airwaves became one of his biggest hits.

A DJ in Detroit began playing this banger, and within weeks it was racing up the charts to #1, so it had to be released.

It was a radical song about a fictional, proto-sci-fi punk band, Elton and Bernie Taupin (lyricist) assumed it would be too far out for audiences to embrace.

"Bennie & The Jets" became one of Elton's enduring songs, and cemented his status not only on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, but also beloved by the R&B audience, where he truly wanted to be known, as he loved soul music.

In 1975 he appeared on Soul Train and crossed over into another dimension of superstar.

The Lesson: Create something unique. Record it. Let the Art speak for itself. The Audience will find it. This is The Promise of the Artist.

12/04/2025

Making funny faces on a virtual call? A normal weekday.
Making funny faces and having Kathy B. laughing hysterically and her begging the craziness to end? Priceless. LOL!

Kathy B. is such a great sport and had me on her very popular show for a powerful conversation.

What a great chat with an incredible American patriot and influencer, I hope you'll check out the whole interview about bringing JOY back to America, linked in the comments. Kathy Barnette

12/02/2025

It came down to the final 3. Then the question hit: Why should we choose you over the other speakers? I despise when they ask me that, as it's not fun for me to try and sell myself as if better than another choice.

So I lean into what makes me different and unique compared to other speakers, and that is my Signature Moves, not only what I bring to the presentation, but how I can teach your leaders and attendees to discover the promise for themselves and will change their lives.

Early in my career I just figured everyone knew what makes them stand out in a sit down world, that each has their Moonwalk as it were, but I didn't know how to teach it. It wasn't until I had spoken to enough audiences that I realized they needed a process to figure it out. The ICM Process has transformed leaders worldwide since it was created. If you are interested in getting it for yourself and your team, type ICM in the comments and I'll DM you the link.

12/01/2025

"Kind of embarrassed to admit this, but I think I sort of cheated on my wife today." With this line, exactly one decade ago today, Dec. 1, 2015, our family had our first viral post, right here on my Facebook Entertainer Page.

Had I known that was the trick to getting people to read my content or click on a video, I would have done more provocative lines earlier in my career.

Within a day, we had thousands of likes, comments, and shares. Within a few days, we were turning away offers for our own reality show and being featured in People, The Today Show, and everywhere.

An estimated 150 million people have now seen that post due to being a headline in countries around the world.

That simple post went everywhere, going from a beloved story of husband and wife, to eventual internet trolls coming out of the woodwork to rip me to shreds and even death threats.

The View hated it, whereas Manny Pacquiao, Zooey Deschanel, and celebrities reposted it. My name was trending higher than the Kardashians at the height of their fame and when Kim had her second baby with Kanye that same week.

That weekend I was asked to audition for AGT, and upon performing for the judges who gave me a pass through to the semi-final auditions, they said I was already probably too popular, due to the post they had all read that morning, and wondered if they could craft a sadder story about my life to have me on the show and win the audience's sympathies, and we came to the conclusion I had nothing negative enough for them to share. LOL. They told me to hold the dates in case they could bring me in, and eventually it all fell apart. TV = mess with you emotionally.

It has been fascinating for the last decade to have experienced viral moments with other posts, and my kids have even had more hits than me now, which is awesome to see their talents shared and admired.

The point of the post was to share my love of my wife in a new way. The Promise was born out of this post, as within a month I was relaunching my career as a Speaker all in on The Promise messaging. Thank you to the millions who read that post and were inspired to live and love their favorite person in a whole new light.

11/27/2025

My heart almost burst in this moment the song “Hey Charlie” was used to introduce Mrs. Erika Kirk to stage at Megyn Kelly’s final show on the tour in Glendale, AZ.

It was a last minute addition.

I can’t thank the The Megyn Kelly Show team enough for this honor of using the song I wrote and sang the entire tour about the great Charlie Kirk as the introduction song to stage for his sweet wife.

The song came full circle in this moment and I am so grateful to the many who have said how much this tribute song has helped them heal their grieving hearts. God bless and her family. Thank you Megyn Kelly for allowing me to be a warm up to your show. Thank you Yrefy, LLC Turning Point USA and so many who made this moment a reality. ❤️🇺🇸🥹❤️

Happy Thanksgiving from my wife & I, along with Megyn Kelly and Charlie Sheen. LOL! If you told me even a month ago I wo...
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from my wife & I, along with Megyn Kelly and Charlie Sheen. LOL! If you told me even a month ago I would have an experience, let alone photo, like this one... I would have laughed out loud in disbelief.

I have spoken extensively about Megyn recently, and meeting Charlie, talking with him with his intensely focused listening ear, was quite a trip. I enjoyed his movies and tv work through my life, and then watched his life fall apart for a chunk of it, while he went through some major trials and put others through them. It is cool to see him working to redeem himself. A day at a time. He's someone I am cheering for.

Love one another. I wish you some major WINNING into 2026!

11/20/2025

Some people don't want us to share our gifts.

Mine often disturb others.

The question is: Do you share your gifts or hide what you've got?

Sharing your uniqueness is keeping The Promise.

11/19/2025

What is your dream? My dream was always to perform, no matter who was watching, including for people going to the grocery store in a state where street dancing is not common.

It didn't matter, whether people were watching or not, I wanted to go to Vegas and be on stages worldwide, and often I got enough tips to take my friends to the movies...the dollar movies at least!

Thank you to Jason Tharp for a great conversation.

11/19/2025

Allow me to set the stage for this Opening Keynote and Song attempt fail (listen to how pathetic the applause are at the end):
* 9 AM Sales Meeting
* Jet-lagged Audience arrived the day before
* Executive has just welcomed everyone to barely any applause and turns it over to me

You can imagine why this song gets such a strong reaction. LOL! Actually, this audience hates it, and now they possibly hate me already - and we're just getting started!

To me, that's hilarious.

Truth is I do this for a few reasons to open my Keynote as a Speaker utilizing music:
1. I'm testing the audience to see where I can take them. Clearly, these folks were not about to have fun. That helps me know what to do next.

2. I'm going ALL IN as a way to teach The Promise, as it is the perfect example of SELLING. In this case: I'm "selling" something to an audience that doesn't want it. If my confidence wanes - I am dead. If I give in and quit - I am an even deader man.
Now I will make fun of how much the sales people didn't like my REO Speedwagon impression, and how much they can relate to the customer who doesn't want to buy from them, and whether they give up or not.
Now it begins to click...though they still don't buy.

3. I will now do ANOTHER musical number just to rub it in their faces, and point out how important Keeping The Promise is, no matter how everyone responds, because the Promise is: Give 100% in your job no matter who is clapping.

My job is to bring high energy, make them laugh, bring them entertaining examples, and teach. Eventually they'll join me for the ride, but it's up to me to get them to buy into the idea of what I'm selling: The Promise.

This has become for me one of the most enjoyable experiences of my career, singing this song that completely doesn't land. This number sung in a show of people there for an entertainment experience is celebrated. In a keynote speech, where it is unexpected and too early for the listener, it is a challenge for all of us, and the perfect moment to teach a few things:

* Commitment
* Performance
* Giving up or Carrying on

Yes, this is how I teach leadership, communication, and how to fail in order to succeed. A few minutes down the road this audience began to love my style, but often I have to sacrifice my ego to get us there. For those who LEAD you know that failing frequently equals success. Here's middle aged Show & Tell.

This is The Promise and this is how I speak.

What's your style?

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