Speak Up!

Learn from a Speaker Hall of Fame inductee
who has addressed 100,000+ people worldwide
and kept them smiling for decades!

 Have you ever had a time where you tried to get your message across, but your mouth was too dry to get the words out? Your heart was beating so hard that you could hear it pounding in your ears? That your brain—which was so brilliant only moments before—is now emptier than a swear jar in a monastery?

I’ve had times like that too, especially in the early years of my 30+ year professional speaking career (I started when I was only 12…). But I’ve spent years, and years (and years) of learning from the very best teachers in the world—and from the school of hard knocks (remind me tell you about the time I fell off the stage…).

Whether it’s addressing a packed ballroom or speaking one-on-one to a single person, feeling confident and committed to what you want to say is important in every aspect of your career and life. When you become more confident in your speaking, you get noticed, you become more credible, and your career advances.

From Burbank to Bangkok, I’ve addressed thousands of audiences smaller than two (ha!) to audiences of over 11,000 (one audience included people from over 78 countries!). I’ve given more virtual presentations than I’d care to count, several Ignite-style presentations, and a TEDx talk—where I learned that what you take out of a talk is as important as what you put into it.

I’m going to share with you the techniques that helped me overcome self-limiting beliefs, the strategies I’ve used to create and organize content, the power of storytelling, and—of course—the power of humor.

There are so many people out there who have courses on how to speak. But you are not going to find another expert who brings together the power of positive psychology, neuroscience, psychoneuroimmunology, and applied humor. I’ve been there, done that, and I want to share with you so you can experience for yourself the fun and the joy that this crazy lifetime of experience has brought me.

Class size is limited. I want my students to get lots of individualized attention. Sign up below while there’s still space. I’ll see you soon!

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