Monday question: Where does your voice disappear? Be specific. Not “When I get nervous.” I mean the exact moment: → When the meeting starts → The second half of the sentence → When it’s your turn to introduce yourself → The second you hit record on a voice note → When someone interrupts you Naming that moment is half the work. We can’t fix a vague “I get nervous.” You can fix: “My voice drops when I introduce myself.” “I start speaking faster when someone senior joins the conversation.” “I lose my point when someone interrupts me.” "My voice shakes when I ask for something that I really want." Specific is fixable. Drop your moment below. One sentence. That’s it. I’ll reply to each one with a V.O.I.C.E. move you can try this week. And on Thursday, we practice together. Voice Lab #1 Thursday, 8 October 20:00 CET / 2:00 PM EST 30 minutes, live, here in the Academy We’ll work on the Pre-Point Pause. That one second of silence before you speak, so your key point has somewhere to land. Camera on or off. I welcome you either way. From next week, the Voice Lab will run every Thursday at 18:00 CET/ 2pm EST. So... Where does YOUR voice disappear? Let’s talk, ecm

Theme: Hold the Floor - How to speak like a leader, even when things don't go as planned. Join me LIVE or catch the replay here - https://www.skool.com/live/PDcFQcr4TLz

Recording - Office Hours Yesterday was all about HOOKS! If you want to change how people listen, the most efficient path is to match the style to the listener. Meeting → What's In It For Me Conference → Story (2 min) Sales Pitch → Curiosity Training → Big Promise Video → Bold Claim I'm curious - which hook style feels most natural to you? Check out the recording here -

Deep dive into the STICK Story Framework! LIVE session - recorded within the skool platform Like it? Love it? Let me know!

VOICE Challenge DAY 1 - I started the 7 day challenge! Here’s why I started: I want to be able to effectively communicate. I feel that I lower my voice at times because I doubt myself