Your Story Was Powerful.

What Happens During the Other 30 Minutes?

You know the story.

You may even know how to tell it well.

Then someone gives you 30 or 45 minutes to speak—and suddenly you're wondering:

What am I supposed to do after the story?

TEACH. INVOLVE. TRANSFER.

A 90-Minute Live Speaker Lab

Bring one experience, story, or section of a talk.

We'll help you find the message underneath it, decide what your audience needs to understand, bring them into the experience, and give them something they can actually use afterward.

Live • 90 Minutes • Pilot Speaker Lab • $47

Save My Seat

Maybe this sounds familiar.

You have an experience you know matters.

You can tell people what happened.

You may even get a strong reaction when you tell the story.

Then the story ends.

And now you're trying to figure out:

What do I teach?

How do I make this relevant to the people listening?

What should they actually do with what I've said?

How do I keep talking without adding another story just to fill the time?

That is what we're going to work on.

Your Story Already Has More In It.

You already have the experience.
We’ll help you find what it means.

You already have the story.
We’ll help you find what the audience needs from it.

Then we’ll build three moves around it:
Teach. Involve. Transfer.

Yes — I WANT TO BUILD MY SECTION

You Won’t Just Listen. You’ll Hear Yourself Say It.

You’ll have time to write.

You’ll say the words out loud.

You’ll hear what feels clear—and where you still have to search for the words.

You’ll hear other speakers work through theirs.

And several participants will have a chance to practice a piece live and receive guided feedback.

The goal is to leave with something you’ve actually practiced—not just something you understood.

You Won’t Leave Empty-Handed.

You’ll leave with three things you can use right away:

Find the sentence underneath your story.
A simple worksheet to help you move from what happened to what you want people to understand.

Map what happens after the story.
Decide what to teach, where to involve the audience, and what they can use afterward.

Check your talk before you use it.
A simple 3-question guide you can return to while building or rehearsing future sections.

You’ll leave with one section clearer, one method you can return to, and something ready to practice.

Map What Happens After the Story

Map one real section of your presentation.

You'll identify:

TEACH
What does my audience need to understand?
INVOLVE
Where can they recognize themselves?
TRANSFER
What can they actually use afterward?

Then choose the next piece you’ll practice out loud.

Before You Move On, Ask Yourself…

Did I teach something?
Did I give the audience something clear to understand?
Did I help them see themselves in it?
Did I give them a moment to connect the story to their own life, work, or experience?
Did I give them something they can actually use?

A sentence. A question. A practice. A next move.

If you can answer yes to all three, your story is doing more than being heard.

It is giving the audience somewhere to go next.

Here’s What That Can Sound Like

You tell the story:

“I stayed silent in a meeting because I was afraid of saying the wrong thing.”

Then instead of stopping there, you keep building.

THE MESSAGE
Your voice can grow through practice.

TEACH
Silence can become a habit long after the situation that taught us to stay quiet has changed.

INVOLVE
Have you ever left a meeting and thought of the perfect thing to say afterward?

TRANSFER
Before your next meeting, write down one sentence you may need to say.

NEXT MOVE
Practice saying that sentence aloud before the meeting.

Now the story is doing more than describing what happened.

It gives the audience somewhere to go next.

You Don’t Need to Sound Like Someone Else.

Bring the story as it exists today.

Bring the part that still feels hard to explain.

Bring the sentence you keep changing.

We’ll help you make one piece clearer, figure out what you want the audience to understand, and practice saying it in a way that still sounds like you.

You leave with something you can say again, practice again, and keep building from.

What People Said After Trying It

“It’s very unique. You don’t see that type of packaging and structure out there.”

— Speaker Night School participant

“It feels empowering…because it’s a conviction, not just a topic chosen out of the sky.”

— Speaker Night School participant

Bring One Thing. That's Enough.

You do not need:

a polished keynote
a speaker website
a perfect message
or years of speaking experience

Bring one experience, story, idea, or section of a presentation that you want to make more useful to an audience.

We'll start there.

Version One is enough.

We’re Going Deep on One Piece.

In 90 minutes, we’re going to help you make one section of your talk clearer, stronger, and more useful.

We’re not trying to build your entire keynote in one sitting.

We’re giving you a method you can use again when you work on the next section—and the one after that.

One piece. Real practice. A method you can keep using.

After You Save Your Seat

You’ll receive your confirmation and session details by email.

Before we meet, you’ll get a simple note telling you what to bring.

Then show up with one experience, story, idea, or section you want to work on.

We’ll take it from there.

Your Live Speaker Lab

TEACH. INVOLVE. TRANSFER.

A 90-minute live working session.

November 18, 2026
1:00 to 2:30 pm Central
Live on Zoom

Founding Pilot — $47

Attendance is capped at 20 participants so there is room to write, practice, and hear real examples in the room.

SAVE MY SEAT — $47

Your Story Can Move the Room.

The next question is:

What can they still use when the room is gone?

Come build one piece.

Say it out loud.

Make an adjustment.

Leave knowing what to practice next.

I'M READY — SAVE MY SEAT FOR $47

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to already be a professional speaker?

No. Bring one experience, story, idea, or section of a presentation you want to make more useful.

Do I need a complete keynote?

No. Version One is enough.

Will everyone receive individual coaching?

The whole room will work through the method. Several participants will also have opportunities to practice aloud and receive live guided feedback.

What will I leave with?

One section clearer, one method you can reuse, and tools you can keep practicing with.

JOIN THE LIVE SPEAKER LAB — $47