Programs / Speak Steady

6-week cohort

Speak Steady

Twelve live sessions on structure, pacing, voice, presence and Q&A — practiced in short, coached reps until the steadier version starts to feel like yours.

Who it's for

  • You present to leadership, clients or large groups and want more structure.
  • You know your material but rush, ramble or freeze on questions.
  • You'd rather practice with peers than watch videos alone.

What you'll practice

We describe what you'll do, not what will happen to your career. Participants commonly report feeling more prepared; individual experiences vary.

Structure

One idea, three supports, a clear close — for updates and talks.

Pacing & pauses

Slowing the opening and using silence on purpose.

Voice

Volume, emphasis and melody drills (educational, not vocal therapy).

Q&A

Bridging, answering briefly, and stopping.

Session agenda

  1. Warm-upBreath-and-focus routine (non-clinical), voice drills
  2. Teaching pointOne technique, demonstrated
  3. Breakout reps3–4 people, 60–90 second talks
  4. SpotlightTwo volunteers in the main room
  5. Practice planOne thing to try before next session

What's included

  • 12 live 75-minute sessions with a lead and assistant coach
  • Private recordings of your own reps, kept 30 days
  • Practice community (moderated) for the cohort's duration + 60 days
  • Talk templates and a personal practice plan
  • Certificate of completion (not an accredited credential)

Questions

Do I need to turn my camera on?
It helps for presence work, but it's your choice. You can join any rep audio-only.
What if I miss a session?
Watch the recording within 30 days, or join the same session in a parallel cohort if a seat is open.
Will this fix my fear of public speaking?
We don't make that promise. This is practice-based skills education, not treatment. Many people find repetition helps them feel more prepared. If fear is affecting your health, please speak with a licensed professional.

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