Since the launch of the Eyewriter and Not Impossible Foundation, Mick Ebeling has passionately studied the concept of “impossible.” All the modern conveniences we see around us were once considered “impossible” by people who didn’t know any better. Synthetic fabrics, cell phones, and digital watches (not to mention cars and computers) were all figments of the imagination until inspiration met execution and the impossible became a reality. During this session, Mick dives deeper into “impossible,” the underlying psychological effects it has on an organization, and how to overcome “impossible” so true innovation can take place.
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Mick Ebeling
Founder
Not Impossible Labs
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A Fortune Top 50 World’s Greatest Leader and Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award winner, Mick Ebeling is a pioneer who uses innovation to solve global challenges. As the Founder of Not Impossible Labs, he’s renowned for inventions like the Eyewriter (eye-tracking tech for paralyzed artists) and Project Daniel (3D-printed prosthetics in conflict zones), driven by his “Help One. Help Many” ethos.
A three-time TIME Best Inventions honoree, Mick’s work spans restoring speech (Don’s Voice), combating hunger (Bento), and immersive music experiences (Music: Not Impossible). His philosophy, “Commit, Then Figure It Out,” fuels boundary-pushing solutions merging tech, storytelling, and human need.
A powerhouse keynote speaker, Mick transforms audiences with tales of turning “impossible” into action, inspiring bold problem-solving. His book, Not Impossible: The Art and Joy of Doing What Couldn’t Be Done chronicles his journey from small acts to global impact.
Mick empowers individuals and organizations to redefine limits, proving that audacity + empathy = world-changing innovation.