Speak upwithout rehearsingit first.
Your Name is a coach who works one person at a time — meetings, presentations, hard conversations — until talking stops feeling like a performance.
Work with me
One person, one hour, at your pace. This is the core of the practice, and the work I do best.
The core block. Speaking up while it’s still relevant, thinking out loud, being easy to talk to.
Voice, nerves, and presence — for panels, all-hands, weddings, anything with a stage.
We build the argument first, then the delivery. You leave with a talk you could give twice as well.
Answers that sound like you on your best day. Promotion cases, salary talks, exits.
The method
You talk, I interrupt, we adjust, you try again. Nothing theoretical.
One idea, in a sentence you’d be happy to be quoted on.
Breath, pace, eye contact. What people read before your words land.
A shape you can hold in your head, so you never need the script.
The half of conversation that makes you interesting to talk to.
Small reps in real situations. Recorded, reviewed, repeated.
Real progress
Private clients, small wins, said in their words.
You haven’t heard of me. Here’s why.
[placeholder] Years of coaching, hundreds of clients, and almost none of it in public. The work has been private, one room at a time, by design.
So the first call is free and the first block is six sessions, not a year. Judge the work, not the follower count.
Try something
before you book
Free, ten minutes each, no email required. Swipe →
A drill for saying what you mean before you lose the room.
Try it →videoWhy your sentences end like questions, and how to land them.
Watch, 6 min →promptsFor lifts, kitchens, conferences, and the awkward first five minutes.
Get the list →guideA one-page checklist for the walk into the room.
Read it →audioA five-minute reset you can do in a stairwell.
Listen →Hi, I’m [Name].
[placeholder] I was the person who wrote out what I wanted to say in meetings and then didn’t say it. Fixing that took me years longer than it should have, mostly because everything I read was about charisma and nothing was about the actual mechanics.
So the coaching is mechanical. Breath, structure, pace, listening, reps. It works on presentations, and then it quietly works on dinner parties, difficult family calls, and the version of you that shows up when you’re tired.
Let’s make speaking feel normal.
A free intro call, camera optional. We’ll find the one thing getting in the way and you can decide from there.
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