SPEAKING 2.0
Our neurological approach to speaking will identify and amplify your strengths to help you feel more in control when talking, and enable you to connect with listeners on a deeper level. We’re referring to neural habits here — rewiring the areas of your mind that are firing when you get in front of a group to present or run remote meetings.
Ever set New Year’s Resolutions? How often do they actually stick? Our willpower tends to have a poor track record when it comes to goal-setting abilities. However, if we surveyed people on the percentage who made their bed in the morning, the numbers would be significantly higher.
That's because forming small micro habits is much easier than achieving a large goal. So let's use the power of habits to meet aspiring benchmarks! By breaking down our desired outcomes into smaller, more manageable segments and habit stack them, we vastly increase our ability to adopt new behaviors successfully. This means we can all achieve profound results in a way that feels natural.
A new mindset, remarkable results
The ultimate answer to powerful speaking is control, not comfort. Control begins with awareness and a heightened awareness just requires greater concentration.
2.0 Offerings
Training
Workshops
In-person &
Virtual 1:1 Coaching
Conference
Speaker Coaching
Custom
Solutions
“Bob was instrumental in up-leveling the stories our portfolio companies presented at our Annual General Meeting and maybe more importantly, Bob helped instill a level of confidence that our founders have in telling their own stories. Our founder’s presentations at the meeting were met with high praise from attendees, and the founders themselves now truly understand the value of storytelling. Bob’s ability to gain the trust of those he works with is unique and we were fortunate to partner with him and sincerely appreciate his support.”
WHAT ABOUT BOB?
I understand the critical importance that storytelling, effective communication, and good slide design have on connecting with people. Becoming a great leader requires being a strong and empathetic communicator. Speaking well is important, but deeply listening is essential.
