Gabe Murfitt brings honest storytelling, humor, and CLEAR to school assemblies and student leadership events. You don’t control everything that happens. But your choices still matter, and they rarely affect only you. CLEAR helps you decide what to do next.
For middle school, high school, and college audiences, school districts, and student leadership programs. Based in Idaho. Available nationwide.
For middle school and high school audiences, including schoolwide events and grade-level gatherings.
Storytelling, humor, and student interaction introduce CLEAR through choices students recognize: facing a setback, asking for help, considering their influence, and treating others with respect.
Discuss your students, event theme, and available assembly time with Gabe to shape the presentation.
Student Leadership Workshops
For student government, leadership classes, student councils, retreats, and conference breakouts.
A smaller-group setting gives students room to examine how their choices affect others and connect CLEAR to their responsibilities at school.
Discuss group size, time available, and the situations your student leaders are working through. A workshop can be discussed alongside an assembly or as its own event.
Length and schedule: Share the time you have available. Gabe will confirm the session length and format with you before booking.
Continuing the conversation: If you want classroom reflection or follow-up activities, mention that in your inquiry so you can discuss what is available for your event.
What Students Can Take Away
Gabe’s story starts the conversation. The goal is to help students connect it to their own friendships, setbacks, and everyday decisions:
Make responsible choices: Recognize how their actions affect other people, whether or not they hold a leadership title.
Respond to difficult moments: Take a considered step, ask for help, and keep working toward what matters while adapting their approach.
Practice respect: Look beyond visible differences and treat their own dignity and other people’s dignity as non-negotiable.
CLEAR means Courage, Leadership, Endurance, Attitude, and Respect. These five principles give students a shared language for deciding what to do next.
School assemblies introduce the framework to a shared audience. Student leadership events focus on influence and responsibility. Disability awareness and inclusion can be part of the conversation about respect. Explore the speaking programs.
Experience That Connects With Students
Gabe began speaking as a teenager. Over decades, he has reached tens of thousands of students, educators, and community members. Earlier in his speaking career, he delivered approximately 50–70 school presentations a year.
Today, CLEAR is a framework Gabe returns to in his own life—not just lessons from a story whose ending he already knows. Read Gabe’s story.
“On a scale of 1-10 Gabe was a 10! His content and message were both age appropriate, entertaining and engaging.”
Deciding on the format, preparing staff, or thinking about what happens afterward? Read the school assembly planning guide for an event checklist and questions to keep the conversation going.
Let’s Plan Your School Event
Tell Gabe about your students, your goals, and your preferred dates. You don’t need every detail finalized to start the conversation. Requesting availability and a quote does not commit your school to a booking.
Can the presentation fit our students and goals?
Share your grade levels, school culture priorities, and event theme. Gabe can discuss the right fit and how the message and format can be customized. For district events, include the number of schools or sessions.
What about pricing and travel?
Gabe is based in Idaho and travels nationally. Include your location, date or date range, audience size, and the presentations you’re considering to request availability and a quote.
What do we need to confirm before booking?
Discuss session length, schedule, audience needs, room layout, accessible stage access, and audio/video setup during planning.