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Client story

Nacho Ruiz Hens

Executive / Professional Service / Consultant / Founder

“Living fully with bipolor disorder”

  • Impact Storyteller
  • Mental Health

The whole story, below

01 The talk

What they said on that stage.

TEDxTAMU

Nacho discusses his journey with bipolar disorder- from being diagnosed with BPD to how he lives with it now. Through his talk, he inspires others with BPD to live their lives to the fullest. Following a 15-year career as a renewable energy investor with more than $2Bn invested across 2GW in the Americas, Nacho decided to reinvent himself as an author, a coach and an entrepreneur. In 2020 Nacho was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and suffered significant disruptions in his life. He started writing about bipolar to raise social awareness and help people who were struggling to find balance and a deeper purpose. He founded Ignite Elevate, a high performance coaching practice that includes the Powerful Bipolars program. As a non-for-profit entrepreneur, he created Brilliant Bipolars to provide financial and career transitioning support for bipolar people who are in between jobs. As a tech entrepreneur, he is developing the Open Upp mobile app: an anonymous social network that is meant to be a safe space for people to open up and get specific help. He believes the way forward to deal with bipolar calls for radical transparency and that this will save lives. Lives that can then make an impact and change the world!
03 The ripple effect

The message stopped waiting for permission.

A Signature Talk isn't an event. It's an asset, and assets compound. Here's what came back, in order.

Total reach 618,111 views and counting

On record in the LEADR portfolio, numbers first, adjectives never.

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04 The unwritten chapter

This page exists because Nacho booked one call.

Same framework. Same stage team. Same guarantee: land a Signature Talk on a world-class stage, or every dollar comes back. The only variable left is your message.