Can you become a better presenter?

Do you get worried about talking when you are with your family or when eating with friends?

I am guessing not, if your friends are anything like mine, you are probably desperate to speak to get a word in edgeways!

That means you do know how to speak in an engaging, effective and natural way.

Why then do things change when you stand up in front of a audience?

Commonly people’s movements change, their voice is different and they lose their natural presenting style. Does any of that sound familiar?

It did for me as I used to be a nervous wreck when speaking. My heart beat was audible in my ears and I could feel the sweat running down my back. My shaking hands barely gripped my notes and the red blushing glow was spreading from my chest and making a bid to take over my entire face. To top it all off the butterflies in my stomach were at least a few kaleidoscopes* worth

Well that was a few years ago now, since then I’ve learnt a lot about how to improve my speaking ability and I now regularly enter speaking contests, yes they are a thing!

And, for the last few years I have been helping people like you to become the speaker they want to be both in one to one work and teaching groups. I’ve seen people who are quivering at the thought of even going to present change and become accomplished engaging competent speakers. I’ve seen it many times and I know if that’s what you want to achieve, I believe you can too.

They say taking the first step is the hardest, in fact it is one of the easiest, just drop me a line here and we can chat and you can tell me your story.

You can also read a little about my story here

*A kaleidoscope is the collective noun for butterflies. That‘s a good one to throw in at your next dinner party. If you want two more, it’s a murder of crows and a crash of rhinos.