Your Voice Matters
Speakeasy Workshops are founded on one principle - the power of language in the stories we tell. We believe language is the cornerstone of civilization.
Our ability to marry thought, feeling and emotions together within our relationships, no matter where we’re from, make us stronger communicators and negotiators.
Today, we are in constant conversation within our circles, and what we say matters.
With the expansion of technology as a core vehicle for communicating, the skill of listening, understanding others and being clear in our messaging is more and more critical.
Relationship building, negotiating, and communicating are lifetime skills we must continually shape.
The development of self-led leadership within an organization’s culture is key for individuals to rise within that organization.
Case studies have shown that the most productive teams are those who create a culture where individuals can freely communicate and share themselves - and where they are actually encouraged to do so.
Increase Your Productivity & Your Presence
Learning Outcomes:
Develop a more powerful presence
Command the use of body language with confidence & authority
Learn the language of success – speak genuinely
Remove non-value communication habits and patterns
Open communication channels in your network
Create purpose pillars that are ground in your personal values
Communication as a life skill
We teach our clients the art of communication to leverage in their careers, with their clients, and in their business interactions for greater effectiveness. A commitment to communications is a transferrable skill across all aspects of life and interpersonal relationships.
Your future is now!
Speakeasy participants leave their doubts behind and take with them the courage to lead their career path or business to the next destination through the power of their voices!
As a professional keynote speaker and workshop facilitator, we are available to travel worldwide to speak for associations, groups and corporate events.
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