Eric at Tabor Academy
Decisions
Making life’s most important decisions based on informed life lessons taught by Eric Daddario as a public speaker.
Outline of Eric’s talk
Eric’s public speaking is based on real-life circumstances that continue to have a tremendous effect on him, his family, and others. From his presentation, the audience learns how the decisions they’re making now, can and will have long term effects on their future. And those decisions, be it negative or positive, will determine the path they take in life.
The choices we make today can have lifelong implications.
The audience hears stories of situations that present both good and bad resolutions. Eric critiques the decision making process to help the audience understand how to make a more informed decision. He bridges this into substance abuse by adressing the risks involved with impulsive decision making.
Methuen High School
I’ve heard literally thousands of shares since 1985 and Eric’s combinations for raw authenticity was something I have not felt in years. He has been chosen to share his story
About Eric
Public Speaker
Eric decided he needed to do something actionable after his younger brother Brendan passed away due to an opiate overdose. No stranger to tragedy and loss he took the time to reflect on how some of the tragic moments in his life ended up that way. He thought a lot about how the choices we make shape our lives and built his message around these decisions.
After years of personal experience, reading, analyzing, and learning professional speaking curriculum Eric started holding talks at high schools. In today’s culture, Eric believes his message is more important than ever. A message the next generation, and their parents, need to hear. So when those pivotal moments in someone’s life are presented, people make informed decisions that can keep them on a path towards a happy future.
At the end of the talk, Eric informs the students on how to seek help themselves or someone they know if that person is struggling.
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