In a single conversation, anyone can engage listeners, spark clarity, reduce stress, and inspire loyalty—or shut people down entirely!

What if a single, easy-to-learn speaking skill won over learners, colleagues, and audiences of all kinds? Would it be worth mastering? How about as many as can be squeezed into a one-hour session? 

In this fun, interactive session, everyone will learn to:

• Control their voices—prosody (accent, too soft, too fast, pausing, emphasis)
• Choose words better (positivity, impact, tone)
• Adapt to any listener (mirroring, how to adapt online, differences)
• Exude confidence (nerves, mistakes, hedge words, fillers)
• Apply tips across multiple situations (pitching, presenting, training, online)
• Find their speaking styles (strengths, weaknesses, casual/formal)

Learn the hidden speaking adjustments that can make anyone a top-of-the-line speaker when pitching that project to management, face-to-face with new hires, trying to read participants online, and across any situation they encounter—taught by an expert coach trusted by over 10,000 leaders, sellers, and industry influencers. 

Actionable Outcomes:

• How to identify those quirky bad habits—and correct them on the spot
• What to do to improve a speaking style—or find it
• Learn tips for improving messages, speaking styles, and delivery that can be immediately applied today.

Proven techniques from a master in speaking, presenting, and voice. Get actionable tools. Prepare to get involved.

As the CEO of Edge Studio in NYC, David Goldberg has been passionate about coaching, directing, and training speakers of all kinds for over 38 years. With an uncanny ability to dissect what is said and make highly detailed speaking adjustments that will make anyone a better speaker in MINUTES—he has helped over 10,000 entrepreneurs, L&D professionals, performers, audiobook and eLearning narrators, and even the casts of Broadway hits like Hamilton and The Lion King. He also trains corporate trainers in how to do their own voiceovers.
 
David is the author of five books on speaking and voice acting, and appears on the cover with Tony Robbins as a contributing author to Cracking the Rich Code, 15th edition.