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Coaching
"Dani Klein was how I got to Carnegie Hall!
Dani Klein enabled me to tap into my best public self. Meaning I learned how to tell my truth, and be my most authentic, and appealing self whenever I had to speak in public.
The pinnacle came when I had to speak at Carnegie-- and, because of Dani, I, well, killed. My husband said he didn't know I had that in me. The truth is, neither did I. But Dani did. She showed me how."
Joan Harrison - LifeLaunch Creator/Producer
As was the case with Ms. Harrison, many people come to me when they have a speech, a keynote or TEDx they are preparing to deliver. I come at the challenge both as a writer and performer making sure you communicate exactly what you want to with your speech.
In terms of group dynamics, if you want more laughter and connection that sticks for a team, we’ll likely need a little more time than a keynote or a stand alone workshop. Like any skill, the best way to learn how to bring humor into situations is to practice. That's exactly what we’ll do in a series of coaching sessions, either one-on-one or in a group workshop. In addition to learning great effective skills like how to listen better, how to use self-awareness to bring your humanity to your leadership, and how to break tension with the appropriate use of the element of surprise, working together in a group setting in an office has the added benefit of strengthening relationships by building trust between co-workers.
Coaching sessions can also run in non-traditional office hours, which might mean a weekend series culminating in an actual comedy show where participants can invite friends and family to celebrate some of their new skills. The results for this kind of investment are very positive, not only for building community but for building confidence and to overcome a fear of public speaking.
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