your audience will walk away changed
inspired
They’ll hear a raw, real story of someone who started with very little—and created global impact.
activated
They’ll leave seeing themselves as leaders, not just students or participants.
empowered
They’ll gain practical tools to take purpose-driven action—now, not later.
connected
They’ll feel seen, validated, and reminded that their voice matters.
The next generation doesn’t need more rules. They need permission to trust themselves, use their voice, and lead from within.
In You Don’t Need Permission™, Khulan Davaadorj delivers a powerful keynote crafted for youth, students, and early-stage changemakers who are ready to step into leadership—but feel they’re still waiting for someone to say “you’re ready.”
She knows the feeling. Growing up between cultures, misunderstood in her own homeland, Khulan learned to lead through self-doubt, not the absence of it. She launched Mongolia’s first organic skincare brand in her twenties—not because she had permission, but because she had purpose.
This keynote isn’t just a talk. It’s a turning point.
start now.
lead loud.
change everything.
what your audience will learn
How to lead before you're “ready” (and why no one truly is)
How to build confidence, even in chaos
Why your story is your superpower not your weakness
How youth voices can shift systems, not just survive in them
Simple frameworks to take action in school, work, and community
who is this keynote for?
High schools, universities & fellowship programs
Global changemaker networks (e.g. Ashoka, AIESEC, Girl Up)
Corporate youth programs & early-career leadership initiatives
Mentorship programs & leadership camps
Nonprofits focused on youth empowerment
Youth development conferences & summits
you don’t need a title. you just need a voice.
Khulan knows what it feels like to be dismissed, doubted, or told “not yet.”
She also knows what it feels like to lead anyway—with compassion, courage, and cultural pride.
You Don’t Need Permission™ is more than a keynote—it’s a call to rise.
It helps young people trust themselves, act boldly, and lead from purpose—not permission.
ideal event settings
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Youth forums & empowerment events
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Educational institutions
(high schools & universities)
