Personalized roadmap and time estimates

Keep track of your progress and know about when you'll be reaching your language and presentation goals.

Suggested action items list

You could be overwhelmed by the 30 things crying out at you. Or you could let a professional point out the few things that will get you the most benefit with the least effort. Which one do you think would be easier?

Weekly one-hour class

Once a week, we meet online for a one-on-one class. We work on whatever you in particular need -- speaking practice, vocabulary practice, presentation practice. The call is recorded (don't worry, it's just for your and my eyes only), so I can send you time-stamped, sentence-by-sentence feedback.

By the way, this is a great time to work on the presentations you make to your clients, or to practice for the big upcoming speech or trade association meeting!

Daily speaking prompt

Language is a habit, something you don't think about, something you just use. How do you think native speakers sound so fluent? It's simply because they use it every day.

And you don't need to use it a lot to form that habit. Three to five minutes a day is usually enough.

So each day, I send you a short voice prompt, usually in the form of a simple question.

Then you hit reply, speak into your computer or phone for a few minutes, and click send. I receive it, get back to you with suggestions, and then do it again the next day. After all, it's a habit we're forming!

Individualized presentation coaching

We upgrade the words and visual imagery you'll be using to make your case.

This is another excellent way to prepare for your upcoming meetings with the board or important clients!

Speech and article writing

In your role as a leader in your industry, people probably seek out your opinions on a regular basis.

I take your ideas, clean up the words a bit, and put them down on paper in a way that sounds like you, but just a little bit better -- smoother, more fluent.

Sometimes known as "ghostwriting" or "shadow writing" -- the ideas are yours, I just clean them up a bit, and then go hide in the shadows while you give the speech or your article spreads around the world!

Add additional accounts

Busy? Unpredictable schedule? I get it. Most of my clients are in that situation. The solution? Put multiple people on the account. Instead of just one, we do two, or three.

Instead of a session every week, one person does one week, the other people do the other weeks. If one person gets especially busy, the other people can step in and grab the extra sessions.

In between the sessions, everyone benefits from the other stuff. The speaking prompts and feedback? Everyone gets them. The speechwriting and presentation training? Everyone gets them.

This is a great way to leverage the service across your team or deeper into the organization.

One-call access

I'm always just a local call away. So whenever you have questions or need support, you can always reach out to get the help you need.
Ongoing motivation. Stay focused and consistent with your progress with regular encouragement.
Break through plateaus. Whenever you get stuck, I am here to help you break through plateaus and continue making great progress.
Answers to your questions. Have a question about an email you're about to send? Need help organizing your presentation content? Just call for help.