For people who freeze, over-prepare, or avoid the room entirely. Four weeks working on how you actually show up when you speak.
Most public speaking advice is delivery mechanics: slow down, breathe, stand still. That's rarely the actual problem.
The real problem is usually what happens before you open your mouth: the story you're telling yourself about what will happen if you get it wrong, or if people actually look at you. Four weeks working through that, with real rooms and real stakes along the way, not just theory.
You don't need a better script. You need to trust yourself in the room.
People who avoid the meeting where they'd have to speak up. People who over-prepare for a five-minute update like it's a TED talk. People who've been told to "just be more confident" and found that advice about as useful as it sounds.
This isn't for you if you want media training or professional speaker coaching for the stage. If you want to book me to speak at your event, that's a different page entirely.
Where you freeze, over-prepare, or go quiet, and what you're actually afraid will happen.
Practising in a way that lowers the stakes enough to try something different.
A real room, real people, while you still have someone in your corner.
A way of preparing you can keep using long after the four weeks end.
Four weeks, one-on-one, built around the rooms you actually have to walk into.