November 6, 2025 6 – 9 pm ET on Zoom
Limited to 10 participants
You’ve got the idea. Maybe you’ve even written your talk. But how do you stand in the spotlight and make your audience feel it?
This interactive workshop flips the myth of a perfect talk on its head. Your stumbles, nerves, and human edges aren’t liabilities — they’re the currency that buys connection. In three hours, you’ll learn how to transform your talk from a script on the page into a living experience that captivates an audience.
Drawing on my decades of work in theater, poetry, and live performance, I’ll guide you through voice, pacing, breath, and movement — tools you can use to inspire your audience to lean in and listen.
You’ll practice showing up with presence instead of polish, authenticity instead of performance. Your audience won’t just hear your talk — they’ll carry your idea with them, alive and usable, long after you’ve left the stage.
Who it’s for: Perfect for aspiring TEDx and Pecha Kucha speakers, entrepreneurs and businesspeople, those planning to speak at family or community events — and anyone who wants to speak in public without sounding like they’re giving a lecture.
November 6, 2025 6 – 9 pm ET on Zoom
Limited to 10 participants
You’ve got the idea. Maybe you’ve even written your talk. But how do you stand in the spotlight and make your audience feel it?
This interactive workshop flips the myth of a perfect talk on its head. Your stumbles, nerves, and human edges aren’t liabilities — they’re the currency that buys connection. In three hours, you’ll learn how to transform your talk from a script on the page into a living experience that captivates an audience.
Drawing on my decades of work in theater, poetry, and live performance, I’ll guide you through voice, pacing, breath, and movement — tools you can use to inspire your audience to lean in and listen.
You’ll practice showing up with presence instead of polish, authenticity instead of performance. Your audience won’t just hear your talk — they’ll carry your idea with them, alive and usable, long after you’ve left the stage.
Who it’s for: Perfect for aspiring TEDx and Pecha Kucha speakers, entrepreneurs and businesspeople, those planning to speak at family or community events — and anyone who wants to speak in public without sounding like they’re giving a lecture.
