But my words kept tripping over each other.
Inclusion.
Justice.
Real stories that change lives.
• My thoughts were jumbled.
• My stories were too long.
• My nerves were running the show.
I could write powerful emails and posts.
But on a bigger stage, I felt like I was hiding in plain sight.
• Clear.
• Grounded.
• Ready.
There is structure holding everything together.
I know how to land the message.
I know how to invite people into action.
But now they fly in formation.
“I need more time to prepare.”
“Other people are better speakers than me.”
I had to stop whispering and start speaking with courage.
• A repeatable framework.
• Honest feedback, not just “That was good.”
• Tools to manage my fear instead of letting it run the room.
• Organise my ideas into a clear talk.
• Tell stories that actually land, not just wander.
• Handle nerves so I don’t freeze or ramble.
• Sound like me, not a copy of someone else.
online or in person,
and know I could serve that audience well.
But powerfully and authentically.
• It’s practical.
You don’t just learn “theory of speaking”.
You build real talks, step by step.
• It’s safe and encouraging.
You get challenged, but never shamed.
It feels like a training ground, not a talent show.
• It respects your own voice.
You are not turned into a clone.
You are guided to become a clearer, braver version of yourself.
• It’s repeatable.
The frameworks you learn can be used for:
• Keynotes
• Workshops
• Lives and reels
• Client calls
• Even difficult conversations
It makes you a better communicator in life.