Indee Skyes is an author and speaker known for her ability to articulate the realities of survival, control, and rebuilding identity with clarity and depth.

Her life experience spans extreme circumstances—navigating violence, complex family dynamics, and high-pressure environments where decisions carried real consequences. Through it all, she developed a deep sense of awareness, intuition, and the ability to stay calm under pressure—skills that would later become central to both her story and her work.

Rather than being defined by what she endured, Indee chose to rebuild her life on her own terms. She raised her children with a focus on safety, independence, and strength, while quietly reconstructing her own sense of identity and direction.

Her memoir, Making a Hitman Cry, reflects that journey. It does not dramatise survival—it reveals it. Through honest storytelling, she offers insight into how people navigate danger, make decisions in critical moments, and ultimately reclaim their lives.

Today, Indee uses her voice to speak into spaces where these conversations are often avoided. She brings a grounded, real-world perspective to topics like resilience, self-trust, and recognising control before it escalates.

She is not positioned as a victim of her past, but as a woman who has repeatedly chosen to rise beyond it.

Indee Skyes speaks on resilience, intuition, and navigating high-pressure situations with clarity and control.

Her talks are grounded in lived experience and delivered with honesty, depth, and practical insight. Rather than offering surface-level motivation, she gives audiences a real understanding of how people think, react, and make decisions when it matters most.