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Max Major is a world-renowned mentalist living in Las Vegas, NV. His keynotes, showcasing real-life Jedi mind tricks, are featured at corporate events around the world. In addition to his studies in influence, Major relies heavily on his skills at reading body language, which he has honed over the course of 2500 live shows. His clients include the world’s largest corporations, Facebook, Microsoft, CSX, Costco, Google, as well as command performances for the world’s elite (Chief Justice John Roberts, Redskins Owner Dan Snyder, Eccentric Billionaire Richard Branson, and more).

In 2020, Max Major was invited to compete on the 15th season of America’s Got Talent. In addition to being the breakout star of the season, he became the first contestant in the history of AGT to make it from an online audition all the way to the finals. After witnessing Max Major’s mind-reading firsthand, Simon Cowell called it “One of the most astonishing things I’ve seen in my entire life.”

In the last 5 years, he has been called before two Department of Defense Intelligence Agencies to demonstrate his innovative techniques in hypnosis, body language, and influence.

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OBSERVATION IS A SUPERPOWER

The Mentalist's Guide to Social Intelligence

What if you could walk into any meeting, any pitch, any room—and instantly read the minds of people in front of you? Max Major, a world-renowned mentalist, pulls back the curtain on the science (and art) of observation. Through mind-bending demonstrations and real-world strategies, he shows how to decode body language, tone, and environment to uncover what people really think and feel. The result? Teams that build trust faster, leaders who inspire deeper loyalty, and sales professionals who close more deals. This isn’t theory—it’s a playbook for turning subtle signals into a competitive edge.

CHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS

Change Your Life

We see the world not as it is, but as we are. In this keynote that weaves together inspiration and magic, Max Major reveals how our inner dialogue shapes the way we connect, communicate, and create opportunities in our lives. By learning how to reframe our thoughts, audiences discover how to break through self-limiting beliefs, build more authentic relationships, and unlock new levels of personal and professional growth. With his signature mix of storytelling and mind-reading demonstrations, Max shows that when you change your thoughts, you don’t just change your perspective—you change your future.

INFLUENCE DECODED

How to Win Minds Without Saying a Word

Every conversation is an exchange of influence—most people just don’t realize it. In this keynote, Max Major reveals how the mind filters words, tone, and nonverbal cues, and how small shifts in language and presence create massive shifts in impact. Blending live demonstrations with proven psychological principles, with tools to better understand others, communicate with clarity, and inspire action—whether leading a team, negotiating a deal, or driving change. This is more than a talk on persuasion—it’s a playbook for deeper connection and greater impact in every interaction.

Testimonials

Mesmerizing and engaging! Max has been one of the most impressive entertainers we have hired to date.
– CSX
I cannot begin to express the enthusiasm Max brings to a group and the energy in the room that has continued on back at the office.
– Microsoft
You provided that 'wow' factor that kept a seasoned C-suite attendee group engaged throughout the night. Thanks a million, and hope we get to work together again!
– Goldman Sachs

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