Financial wellness keynotes that help your people handle their money.
The biggest barrier isn't knowledge. It's the gap between knowing what to do with money and believing you can do it. My keynotes close that gap.
Help your people believe they can handle their money, and know what to do next.
I'm a financial keynote speaker with 16 years coaching money inside NFL and NBA organizations and in front of employers across the country. I know what it takes to move a room from “I should” to “I did.”
“What sets her apart is that she never shows up with a canned presentation. She meets our players where they are every single year and tailors the message accordingly, which is why the behavior actually changes.”
Speaker reel“I'm not a financial advisor. I'm a coach. My job is to give your people a million pathways and the belief to pick one and start.”
One promise: anyone can get good with money.
Five financial wellness keynotes. Find the one built for your room.
Train Your Money: How to Handle Money Like a Pro Athlete Handles Pressure
“Elite athletes don't hope they'll perform under pressure. They train for it.”
Her signature financial wellness keynote brings the plan she built inside NFL and NBA locker rooms to your audience, with real numbers on the screen and one step to take this week.
- See where money stress is quietly costing them focus and confidence, and name it
- Learn the three numbers that tell you where you actually stand, and how to find them in ten minutes
- Leave with one habit to start this week and the reps to make it stick
- Believe they can handle their money, because they just watched how
Money, Backwards: Why Smart People Struggle With Money and the Three E's That Fix It
“We learn about money backwards.”
Environment and emotions decide long before education shows up. Hillary walks the room through the Three E's in the order money is actually lived, and everyone finds themselves in it.
- Trace their earliest money memory and see how it's still shaping their decisions today
- Learn the Three E's and why the order matters more than the information
- Identify the one E that's holding them back and the first move to make on it
- Leave believing that getting good with money is a learnable skill
The $183 Billion Problem: Why Money Stress Is a Performance Issue and What Leaders Can Do About It
“Information was never the problem.”
Most organizations answer money stress with another portal or packet. This money stress keynote reframes it as a performance issue and gives leaders the first three moves.
- Understand what money stress is actually costing their organization in focus, decisions, and retention
- Learn why information-first financial wellness fails and what changes behavior instead
- Walk away with the first three moves a leader can make this quarter
- Leave with the language to make the case to their own leadership team
The Belief Before the Money: Building the Confidence to Make the Next Decision
“Overwhelmed people don't make decisions. They delay them.”
In her most personal keynote, Hillary shows how one manageable step creates momentum, and momentum creates confidence.
- Name the money decision they've been avoiding and understand why avoidance felt safer
- Learn why the belief has to come before the plan, and how to build it
- Leave with one decision to make this week and a way to keep the momentum going
- Walk out believing they can handle their money, whatever their starting point
The Math Has to Math: What NFL Locker Rooms Taught Me About Income, Lifestyle, and the Decisions That Decide Everything
“Lifestyle has to match income.”
Hillary puts real numbers on the screen, walks the burn rate live, and shows the five decisions that separate making a lot of money from keeping it.
- Calculate their own burn rate and see in one number whether the lifestyle matches the income
- Learn the five decisions that separate earning a lot from keeping it
- Understand how to handle variable income like a professional
- Leave with one adjustment to make this month and the belief that the math can math again
Every keynote is built for the room in front of her.
If your audience makes money decisions, Hillary has a keynote for them.
HR and Employee Benefits
Benefits conferences, HR events, open enrollment kickoffs.
Associations and Industry Conferences
Banking, credit union, construction, utilities, and trade association annual meetings.
Financial Services and Credit Unions
Member events, employee events, advisor and branch conferences.
Sales Kickoffs
Commission earners learning to run variable income like a pro.
Leadership Conferences and Corporate Summits
Leaders who set the tone on money, and the people who follow it.
Pro Sports
NFL and NBA organizations, 9+ seasons.
Universities and NIL
Athletic departments and student-athletes handling money for the first time.
Women
Women's conferences, ERGs and networks.
The room keeps talking after she leaves.
“Her personality lights up any room she's in, and her depth in knowledge and passion makes her stand out from any competition in her field.”
“Hillary Seiler's keynotes challenge audiences to approach financial decisions with greater clarity and discipline. Employees leave with practical systems that strengthen financial decision-making and support performance at every level of the organization.”
“Hillary helped us reimagine client education by using a strength training approach to build financial habits. Her creative keynotes, collaboration, and follow through made her an outstanding partner.”
I'm Hillary Seiler, and I believe anyone can get good with money.
I've spent 16 years proving it, first inside NFL and NBA locker rooms and now on stages for employers, associations, and universities across the country. My athletes call me Coach Hill. My audiences leave believing they can handle their money and knowing exactly what to do next.
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How long is a financial wellness keynote?
45, 60, or 90 minutes, depending on your agenda. Every length includes at least one moment where the room does something: a show of hands, a number written down, live math on the screen.
Can the keynote be customized for our audience?
Yes. Every keynote is built for your room. After you book, Hillary learns your audience on a discovery call, with stakeholder interviews or a pre-event survey when it fits, and uses examples and numbers your people will recognize.
Can Hillary speak virtually?
Yes. Every keynote is available as a virtual financial keynote at 45, 60, or 90 minutes, with the same live math on the screen and the same moments where your audience does something.
What makes Hillary different from other financial speakers?
Most financial speakers explain money. Hillary builds the belief to act on it. Your audience does reps in the room, sees real math on the screen, and leaves with one step they'll take this week.
What does Hillary need on site?
A wireless microphone, a clicker, a screen, and house sound for video. The full AV list is on the Meeting Planners page.
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Your people can handle their money. Let's show them.
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