You are doing the work, but the person who can stand in front of the group and connect with their co-workers and boss, gets the credit and promotions. And, it’s not going to change, until you do.

Leaders communicate and until you are able to confidently and clearly talk in public, you are going to miss out on opportunities. I was a freshman in college with a speak communication major. Our first assignment was a 45 second introductory speech. I was terrible.

Here I was the speech major, radio wannabe dude that couldn’t stand in front of 18 people and talk about himself for 45 seconds. I was embarrassed until I got mad, then I was embarrassingly mad. I told myself I would never be in that situation again. More importantly, I worked my tail off before every talk.

Creating systems to help myself be prepared and I’ve been perfecting and adjusting them ever since.
I used these concepts on radio, interviews, emcees, paid speeches and hundreds of meetings and seminars.

I want to help you move from where you are today, someone who wants to be a better speaker, to where you want to be tomorrow, a speaker who has processes and systems that leads them to connecting with an audience.