Many speakers feel they’ve been “overtrained”—often questioning the value of more workshops. That’s why our approach affirms their expertise while introducing targeted, high-impact refinements.

We don’t review by telling—we review by asking. Using a Socratic approach, we invite the audience to recall and reflect, making the experience feel collaborative rather than remedial.

Our training addresses real challenges speaker programs face:
• Increasing perceived confidence and credibility
• Staying concise, even with dense slides
• Overcoming silence in reluctant crowds
• Steering off-track conversations with tact
• Handling hostile or disagreeable participants

Because many speakers aren’t as effective as they could be (or believe themselves to be), we:
• Use slide review as a natural “excuse” for real-time practice
• Elevate standards by observing peer performance
• Provide constructive, personalized coaching that affirms and sharpens

Typical Workshop Flow

Optional 30 to 60-Minute Keynote
• Affirms speaker expertise while showing how improvement benefits them
• Builds positive anticipation—this is not your typical delivery training
• Frames the real-world issues we’ll solve in workshops

2–3 Hour Workshop for ~10 Speakers
• PI facilitator welcomes speakers, MSLs, brand, or agency partners
• Establishes focus on messages that are clear, concise, compelling, and audience-centered—even when slides aren’t
• Participants apply the “Bottom Line Up” approach to 2–3 assigned slides
• Individual prep time followed by guided delivery with feedback
• MSLs/TLLs offer insight; peers provide input on both content and clarity
• Coaching is sprinkled in throughout, tailored to speaker challenges
• Second round of presentations incorporates content, delivery, and interactivity
• Final feedback, key takeaways, and evaluations wrap up the session