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“Mindset is the closest thing we have to a superpower.” Chris Harris
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Passionate Keynote Speaker
About The Warrior Maker
Known around the world as The Warrior Maker, Chris Harris is an internationally recognized keynote speaker, bestselling author, and B2B sales and leadership expert dedicated to helping individuals and organizations perform at their best when the stakes are highest.
Known for his engaging, high-impact presentations on mindset, resilience, sales, leadership, and peak performance, Chris has inspired audiences in more than 60 countries. For more than 25 years, he has trained military special forces as a private contractor while advising organizations on sales performance, leadership effectiveness, and organizational excellence.
Chris is the author of 14 books, a recognized expert in close-quarters combat, and an inductee into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. His ability to combine real-world experience with practical leadership principles has made him a sought-after keynote speaker for corporations, conferences, associations, educational institutions, and government organizations around the globe.
The Warrior Maker's Signature Keynotes

Winning Before the Battle
Develop the mindset to perform at your best when the stakes are highest. Success begins long before the moment that matters. In this inspiring keynote, Chris Harris reveals how mindset shapes every decision, every challenge, and every outcome. Audiences leave with practical strategies to build resilience, embrace accountability, overcome adversity, and develop the mental toughness needed to perform at their best in business and life. Most importantly, they can do it with the tools they already possess.

The Leadership Advantage
Develop leaders who inspire trust, strengthen teams, and drive results. Great leadership is earned through character, consistency, and the ability to inspire others under pressure. Chris shares practical leadership principles that strengthen trust, improve communication, create accountability, and build resilient, high-performing teams. Leaders leave equipped to influence others with confidence and create cultures where people and organizations thrive.

Breaking Sales Barriers
Develop sales professionals who build trust, create value, and win more business. Exceptional sales performance is built on trust, value, and unwavering discipline—not pressure or gimmicks. Drawing from decades of B2B sales leadership, Chris shows audiences how top performers think differently, build lasting relationships, and consistently outperform the competition. Attendees leave with practical strategies they can immediately apply to win more business with integrity.
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An Established Influencer

Military Leaders
Chris Harris, The Warrior Maker, and NATO Supreme Allied Commander

Celebrities & Experts
Chris Harris, The Warrior Maker, and Martial Arts Expert, Steven Seagal

World Leaders
Chris Harris, The Warrior Maker, and Australian Prime Minister

Kings & Diplomats
Chris Harris, The Warrior Maker, and King Abdullah II of Jordan
Author of 14 Books
From mindset and leadership to sales performance and self-defense, Chris has written 14 books drawn from 25+ years of real-world experience.
Browse Books
The Authority on Mindset
The Book of Mindset
Chris Harris' 14th book. In this exceptional work, he explains how the mind actually works and why lasting change requires more than motivation or willpower. This practical guide to achieving mental toughness is a must read for anyone wanting to shatter their limits.
Testimonials
Blog
How Perspective Shapes Your Future More Than Your Circumstances
Most people spend far more time trying to change their circumstances than they do trying to change the way they interpret them.
Why Your Mindset Is the Operating System Behind Every Decision
Success rarely begins with talent, intelligence, or even hard work — it's filtered through something more powerful: your mindset.
Focus Is Your Greatest Competitive Advantage
Every person is given the same twenty-four hours in a day, yet the difference between average performance and extraordinary achievement often comes down to focus.









