It happens to them.
Not at them. Every principle in the talk is something the room just experienced. A principle that happens to you is one you do not forget.
Johnny Wu is a mentalist and keynote speaker. He shows rooms full of leaders how the smallest decisions quietly decide the biggest outcomes. Then he proves it on stage, live, using their own minds.
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Trusted by the people who have seen every keynote.
By the third speaker of the day the room is on its phones and the takeaways are gone by Monday. Johnny solves the one thing every agenda is fighting for: attention that sticks. He does not describe how minds get fooled. He fools the whole room at the same moment, then shows them exactly how it happened, and why the same thing is quietly running their focus, their goals and their days.
Not at them. Every principle in the talk is something the room just experienced. A principle that happens to you is one you do not forget.
Before he steps on stage, Johnny works your company's language, people and theme into the talk. It lands as: that was about us.
Simple frameworks the audience uses the next morning, not a quote they forget by lunch.
How small choices shape extraordinary results.
Everyone wants something extraordinary: the next level in a career, a business that lasts, work that means something. Most people spend years chasing the big breakthrough and overlook the tiny moments that actually decide it. Johnny's keynote reveals how the smallest decisions shape identity, performance and long-term success, through storytelling, audience participation and demonstrations the room will still be talking about at the next offsite.
The voices we listen to shape our beliefs, our decisions and who we think we are. Johnny shows the room, live, how easily attention gets steered, and how to take it back.
Small daily choices move the needle more than the big decisions. A simple framework keeps a team pointed at the goal instead of drifting.
Repetition turns impossible goals into normal Tuesdays. The finale proves it on stage.
TEDxBeverlyGrove. Johnny opened holding the diploma his parents had waited his whole life to see, then fed it into a paper shredder. It is not a magic act. It is an argument about the rules most people live by without ever choosing them.
Johnny landed in Toronto from Taiwan at twelve with no English and a lunchbox of dumplings. The kids gave him a nickname and not much else. Magic was the first language that worked. Two decades later he has performed for Google, Netflix, Amazon and Bulgari, read minds for Kris Jenner and Maye Musk, and put 700 Google executives in the palm of his hand at Google HQ. He still tells the lunchbox story first.

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“I had the chance to see Johnny Wu speak on the TEDx stage, and honestly, he was incredible. His talk was deeply moving.”Jake JohnsonTEDx talk
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“Johnny Wu was invited to our company all-hands and completely blew us away! The show was amazing, engaging and honestly just WILD to witness.”Jessica PanCompany all-hands
Yelp review
“Was lucky enough to attend a work event where Johnny Wu was the main act for the night. What an amazing performance he put on! Phenomenal stage presence, captivating tricks, and the ability to immerse everyone.”John A.Work event
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40 to 60 minutes, one arc, live demonstrations. Kickoffs, all-hands, leadership offsites, conferences, awards nights.
Built for the camera during 2020 in a dedicated studio. Remote attendees get fooled right along with the room.
Add a stage show or close-up magic for the reception through Omni Magic Entertainment. One booking, one contact.
Every booking starts with a discovery call about your audience, your theme and the outcome you want. Johnny then works your company's language and challenges into the talk, so the room hears its own situation reflected back, not a stock script.
Yes. During 2020 he built a dedicated studio and performed more than 50 virtual shows, including paid virtual keynotes for Fortune 500 companies. The demonstrations are designed to work through a camera.
A standard keynote setup: a wireless mic, a small table near the stage, and a line into the house sound. He locks specifics with your production team on the run-of-show call.
From leadership offsites to full general sessions. His largest corporate room so far was a show for 700 executives at Google HQ. The demonstrations are built to read from the back row and on screen.
Johnny takes one keynote per date, so fall kickoffs and January meetings go first. Reach out as soon as your date is set. Shorter timelines are worth asking about; if the date is open, it is yours.
Yes. Based in Los Angeles, Johnny speaks across the United States and internationally.
Tell us about your event. You will have a tailored proposal, tech rider and pricing within 24 hours.
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