Emily Anne Page

Our minds forget average… but remember weird outliers. It's proven by neuroscience!

We remember the wildly joyful moments OR deeply painful ones.
Those moments enter our long term memory.

I learned this from experience early—moving through 14 different schools, often eating lunch alone, scanning rooms for a place to belong. I had to do something BIG to make friends faster.

Years later, I saw the same thing happen while building a million-dollar packaging design agency.

I was cold-calling clients at trade shows, starting awkward conversations, taking risks that felt slightly unhinged at the time. It was when I was BOLD that people noticed and started to trust me.

Those moments I got UNCOMFORTABLE were the moments that changed everything.

Which is probably why I don’t love “sit-and-listen” learning.

As a speaker, I’m far more interested in creating experiences that pull people out of autopilot—away from their screens and into real, slightly uncomfortable, very human moments.

Last week, I hosted and created “The Great Big Texas Beauty Tour” for ECRM. Of course I put on boots and a cowboy hat!

76 executives piled onto a bus in Dallas. I ran a BINGO scavenger hunt across the city, visiting Sephora, Ulta Beauty and Bluemercury.

Our goal was to discover trends and study store differences to pitch to them more effectively - not as passive observers, but as wild psychos competing to beat the other teams to glory!

And here’s the part that matters:

→ If we want to LEARN → get weird between study sessions.
→ If we want to build NEW FRIENDSHIPS → go big on adventure.
→ If we want to create TRUST with clients → get uncomfortable and find something fun to do.

This is how our brain 🧠 creates memories!
Those memories turn into trust.
Trust turns into relationships.
And relationships tend to move business—and life—forward faster than logic ever does.

FOR THE LOVE OF YOU -
It made me wonder:

- What part of your life feels a little too “average” right now?

- And where could you gently—but intentionally—shake things up enough to create a moment your brain won’t forget?

♡ Emily

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