How does communication coaching work?

Imagine you’re pitching a new concept to a client in 2 weeks.

• We start with my speaking personality quiz to identify your strengths and speaking spirit vegetable.
• We hone your objective so you can articulate it in one sentence.
• We strategize your main points so you can stay on track when you’re nervous.
• We practice the delivery so it doesn’t sound boring or rehearsed.
• We role play answering questions so you stay on point when clients throw curveballs.
• We calm your nerves so you know what to do when you’re feeling anxious.
• After you give the presentation, we review how it went and create a plan for your next presentation.

This might sound like a lot of work if your normal routine consists of cramming and stress eating.?

But having a step by step process saves a lot of?time. It cuts down on self doubt, overthinking and sitting in front of half done slides?questioning yourself.

It's okay if you don't nail every step the first time because we'll work on more than one presentation.?

Each time, you’ll feel better prepared and it will take less effort and time.

Instead of dreading the next presentation, you’ll feel proud of yourself.

You’ll look forward to the powerful feeling of being able to clearly and confidently express yourself.?

Here’s what a client said:

"You really know how to keep your clients focused and positive and not overwhelmed. Working with you to develop my talk, which can be a pretty stressful experience, was so beneficial. You reassured me at every meeting that I was doing fine and when nearly at the end of the engagement I changed my approach entirely you remained solid and unwavering. The talk went really well and I felt so prepared!"

Do you have more questions about how coaching works??

Comment below and I'll answer them.

Or grab a time to talk to me.?I offer a free discovery call where we can talk through your goals, your questions and how coaching can help.

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I'm Madeline and I help introverts and creatives get comfortable speaking in meetings, presentations and difficult conversations. Grab a time to talk to me.