TEDX Sydeny
Seeing isn’t Believing
TEDx SPEAKER & MENTALIST
“How much of your reality can you really trust?”
Andy Nunn’s Seeing Isn’t Believing reveals how easily the mind can be influenced and how awareness changes everything. Blending psychology, humour, and live mentalism, Andy takes audiences inside the illusions shaping trust, perception, and decision-making.
This isn’t a talk; it’s an experience. Through interactive demonstrations and storytelling, Andy shows how small shifts in perspective can transform how we lead, sell, and communicate.
Delivered on stages across Australia, including TEDx Sydney, Seeing Isn’t Believing challenges audiences to question what they see and rethink how they think.
See the Mind in Action
Experience the moments that get teams talking. Watch the highlights below to see how “Seeing Isn’t Believing” and “Think Before You Speak” transform the way people think, connect, and perform.
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Andy’s keynotes focus on mindset, communication, and risk — helping teams think clearer, connect deeper, and adapt faster in a world that never stops changing..
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They’re not traditional talks — they’re interactive experiences. Andy blends psychology, humour, and live mentalism to create moments that audiences feel, not just hear.
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Most keynotes run 45–60 minutes, but can be tailored for shorter sessions or full-day workshops depending on your event format.
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Ideal for corporate teams, conferences, and leadership events that want a mix of education, entertainment, and mindset transformation.
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Absolutely. Each presentation is customised to your audience, goals, and event theme. Andy works closely with organisers to align stories and insights with your message.
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Yes — but with purpose. Every mentalism demonstration reinforces the key message about perception, bias, and how the mind shapes reality.
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Andy provides a simple tech rider (microphone, projector, screen, and basic audio). For large-scale events, he can work with your AV team or bring his own setup.
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Yes. Andy has performed and spoken across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Europe, and is available for both in-person and virtual events.