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I help families and small businesses plan for the future by crafting a life and estate plan. 

Together, we’ll plan for what we know will happen (death) as well as what might happen. We’ll plan to protect assets from creditors, predators, and spenders.  We’ll maximize family harmony.

I also help individuals and families with the buying and selling of real estate as well as adoptions.

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Zach Anderson

Ty Hoesgen

Advanced Growth Institute 

Advanced Growth Institute is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations from around the world master their communication and people skills. 

1.) Elite Private Coaching — for individuals who want to gain a positively unfair advantage in their life and career. 

Our Elite Communication Accelerator is a private coaching program for growth-minded individuals who want to:

✅ Advance their career
✅ Become strong, influential leaders
✅ ​Get more respect
✅ Earn what they deserve
✅ ​Elevate their social life
✅ Form deeper relationships
✅ ​Live a less stressful life 

AGI works closely with clients on their communication and people skills, helping them overcome unique challenges and accomplish their personal and professional goals. 

2.) Custom Corporate Trainings — for organizations who care deeply about their team members and clients, and want to maximize their success in every interaction. 

Attendees are taught practical, science-backed communication strategies to boost sales, form deeper relationships, build trust and influence, listen with intention, and connect better with clients, co-workers, and customers.

Our captivating presentations have attendees smiling, laughing, rapidly taking notes, and leaving with a ton of actionable takeaways. 

3.) Other Resources — best-selling books, courses, guides, video trainings

Founder & CEO / Communication Coach

Elite Impact Publishing

We help aspiring writers, entrepreneurs, and influencers create, publish, and market best-selling books that create social impact.

Co-Founder

Wyse Meter Solutions Inc.

Major Account Executive

Hazelview Properties

Leasing Team Lead

Boardwalk

Loyalty and Retention Specialist

Leasing Agent

Community Residential Manager

Knight Archer Insurance

Life Insurance Broker

Welcome, I appreciate you being here. Quick question - can you relate to any of these?

→ You don't always explain your points clearly and concisely.
→ You sometimes feel nervous when speaking or presenting to groups.
→ You don't feel as confident in difficult situations (or around certain people).
→ You find it hard to organize and articulate your thoughts on the spot. 

If so, I totally get it. 

Even the lifetime overachievers and high performers feel this way sometimes. 

But what if you could make these 3 changes?

1) Learn to speak with unshakeable confidence
2) Master charisma to captivate any audience
3) Learn to organize and articulate your thoughts clearly and concisely 

(Especially on the spot or in high pressure situations)

If you do, you could gain:

— The ability to stay calm under pressure
— The power to own the room when speaking
— Increased respect from everyone you meet 
— A strong reputation in your company and industry 
— Open doors to new career/business opportunities

Now you might be thinking, 

"This all SOUNDS good Ty, but how the heck do you actually get there?" 😅

Great question. That's where coaching comes in! 

There are 3 key parts of my coaching program: 

1.) Personalized 1-on-1 coaching sessions tailored to your needs
2.) Step-by-step weekly plans to ensure constant improvement
3.) Messaging access for additional support and questions throughout the week 

Everything in the program is backed by science (and has been done with hundreds of people)

Because I know everything works, there's a 100% money back guarantee.

And if you're curious, here's a bit more about me:

→ Former shy, awkward farm kid who was a TERRIBLE speaker and loved avoiding people 

→ Today, 330+ professionals coached 1-on-1 across tech, sales, healthcare, finance, and more

→ World-Class Certified Speaking Coach
(Trained by Craig Valentine, former #1 ranked public speaker in the world) 

→ 3x best-selling author on communication skills 

→ TEDx speaker (recent talk given April 2025)

With all that said...

If you're ready to elevate your speaking skills and advance your career...

DM me the word “COMMUNICATION” 

Happy to have a quick chat about how everything works.

***Please mention whether you're interested in:

- 1-on-1 coaching programs
- Corporate group trainings

🧠 Advanced Growth Institute is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations from around the world master their communication and people skills. 

🏆 1.) Elite Private Coaching — for individuals who want to gain a positively unfair advantage in their life and career. 

💬 Our Elite Communication Accelerator is a private coaching program for growth-minded individuals who want to:

✅ Advance their career
✅ Become strong, influential leaders
✅ ​Get more respect
✅ Earn what they deserve
✅ ​Elevate their social life
✅ Form deeper relationships
✅ ​Live a less stressful life 

📈 AGI works closely with clients on their communication and people skills, helping them overcome unique challenges and accomplish their personal and professional goals. 

⭐ 2.) Custom Corporate Trainings — for organizations who care deeply about their team members and clients, and want to maximize their success in every interaction. 

🎤 Attendees are taught practical, science-backed communication strategies to boost sales, form deeper relationships, build trust and influence, listen with intention, and connect better with clients, co-workers, and customers.

✍️ Our captivating presentations have attendees smiling, laughing, rapidly taking notes, and leaving with a ton of actionable takeaways. 

📖 3.) Other Resources — best-selling books, courses, guides, video trainings

I’ve been on LinkedIn for 10 years.	
And I’ve never properly introduced myself…

My name is Ty, a communication coach born on a small farm in Western Canada. 

This is my story so far:

[1999]: Attacked by a chicken on the farm 
[2011]: Moved from the farm to the city (unrelated to the chicken)

[2015]: Started obsessing over communication 
[2019]: Taught piano to underprivileged kids 
[2020]: Moved to Toronto (it was for love – cheesy I know)

[2021]: Started my coaching business 
[2022]: Became a bestselling author 
[2025]: Gave a TEDx talk

[2025]: Have eaten thousands of chicken breasts to make up for the original attack

And that's only a small part of it. 

I'm also here to help you become an exceptionally clear, confident speaker in 90 days. 

So if you want to rewire your brain to organize and articulate your thoughts better, 

Toss me a DM :)

P.S. What’s your favorite way to eat chicken?

Speak w clarity and confidence in 90 days (guaranteed) 🏆 World Class Certified Speaking Coach / 3x Bestselling Author / TEDx Speaker

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Have you ever noticed someone ZONING OUT when you’re speaking?  

Here’s why - and how to fix it. 

People zone out because you’re either: 

1.) Talking too much

2.) Speaking without a clear point

3.) Delivering everything in a monotone voice

If you're not speaking in a way that holds someone's attention…

Their mind will wander. 

So instead of thinking:
“People are bad listeners”

Take responsibility and think:
“What can I do to keep people engaged?”

3 things: 

1.) Get to the point quickly

2.) Be concise when expanding on it 

3.) Use variety in your voice 

When you speak with clarity and energy, 

People are more likely to stay locked in. 

So give this a try. 

You’ll notice people paying closer attention. 

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If you want help with becoming a clear, memorable, and engaging speaker…

(especially when speaking on the spot)

Message me the word “ZONE” and I’ll walk you through how it works.

Speak w clarity and confidence in 90 days (guaranteed) 🏆 World Class Certified Speaking Coach / 3x Bestselling Author / TEDx Speaker / 330+ clients coached

This speaking mistake makes you sound weak.

(Even if you've said something strong)

It's finishing your points the wrong way.

Let's break this down. 

Have you ever started saying something in a meeting,

But then you didn't know how to end?

So you end with something like this:

- “So... yeah"
- “And yeah, that's what I think"
- “I think that's all"
   
And because you weren't sure how to end, your voice might have trailed off a bit too.

You lost some volume and vocal power.

What's the problem?

People remember what they hear last the most.

(It's called the Recency Effect in cognitive psychology)

So if you end on a weak note...

You (and your point) are going to be seen as weaker.

Here’s the fix:

Restate your point for clarity.
(Use that as your go to move)

You can also end with a decision, next step, or takeaway.

Examples:
 
- “So overall, I’d recommend option 2.”
- “That’s why it's best we hold off until Q4.”
- “Ultimately, we're still over-relying on one channel."

A strong finish anchors your point.

It signals clarity, direction, and leadership.

Weak finishes sound unsure.

And even though your point is the same in both cases,

Which one do you think gives you a better chance of success?

I recommend recording yourself speaking in meetings to make sure you're not making this mistake.

After all...

If you don't know what you're doing wrong....

How are you supposed to fix it?

If you’re talking to someone important, DON’T do this. 

Don’t put them ABOVE YOU in the conversation. 

What does this mean? 

- Being too agreeable 
- Being too eager to please 

Example: 

Earlier today I’m listening to a sales call from one of my clients.

When the prospect would say something about his problem, my client would say: 

“Oh yes, absolutely, lots of people deal with that, that’s a great point” 

(Watch the video to hear the tone I used - that’s what matters most)

The words aren’t terrible, but the energy comes across as:

“I want you to like me” 
“I want you to accept me”

And it seems like you’re putting the other person above you.

It’s better to have a more neutral energy. 

And this is true no matter how big or important the other person is.

If you want to have more success with important people, speak to them as if you’re on a level playing field.

After all, you’re both humans, right?

Do you agree with this frame?

I used to be the kid who avoided people at all costs.

Growing up on a farm near a small town, I was painfully awkward and a terrible communicator. 

Just the thought of speaking to a group made me sick. 

And when cell phones eventually came out,

I'd get anxious every time it rang. 

Even if I knew the person well 😅 

Today, I've coached over 330 people, written 3 bestselling books, and delivered a TEDx talk.

What changed wasn't an overnight breakthrough. 

It was learning that communication was a SKILL. 

And then deciding that it was worth improving.

- I studied the science behind confident speaking. 
- I learned and practiced relentlessly
- And I got coaching from the best in the world.

Now I help others make that same shift.

From overthinking and uncertainty....

To owning the room and leading with impact. 

Remember: Your past doesn't determine your future. 

So whether you're going from: 

- Awful to decent 
- Decent to great 
- Great to excellent 
- Excellent to elite 

The way you communicate CAN change. 

Would you like to stand out as one of the best communicators in your company?

In your friend group? In your city?

In your industry? 

It's possible. And if you want to learn how, I'm here for you.

If you want to sound supremely confident when speaking, this ONE thing needs to be mastered. 

Making sure your pace - the speed you speak at - is under control.

Many years ago I was in a team meeting…

And we were going around the room giving our updates for the week. 

As I was giving my update, my boss interrupted me (in front of everyone) and said:

“Ty, relax! It’s not a race.

You don’t get any prizes for finishing the fastest.”

I was super embarrassed when he said that, but he was right.

Speaking isn’t a race. 

And I did not get any prizes for finishing quickly.

(This also applies to other areas of life…😅)

Speaking too fast when nervous is a very common thing. 

Even with my high-level executive clients.

It’s common because it’s a natural response caused by some level of anxiety, discomfort, or pressure.

It makes you feel like whatever you have to say…

You just want to finish and to get it over with. 

Now if you want to master this skill and speak with more confidence and clarity…

Check out my free training: 

Speak Like a Confident Leader in 7 Days 

Link in the comments. 

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Do you ever speak too fast when you’re nervous?

What about when you’re not nervous?

I once ran a meeting so badly my manager asked if I was “feeling lightheaded.”

Not my finest moment.

I rushed.
I over-explained.
I bounced between points with zero structure.

Later that day, she came up to me in the lunch room. 

She said I needed to "take my time"

And "be more organized"

I learned something that day. 

People judge you based on your CONTROL. 

Control of your pace.
Control of your structure.
Control of how you articulate your points.

When your control isn't optimized, people respect you less. 

This happens all the time to people I speak with.

Now they might not be as bad as I was. 
(I was pretty bad lol) 

But they still want to more control over the way they communicate. 

Especially when they're on the spot. 
It's pretty common.

So if you ever feel yourself rushing or not being as clear under pressure, you’re not alone.

And you’re not stuck there.

Remember: Communication is a skill you can learn and excel at.

You got this.

“I didn’t say that the way I wanted to.”

That’s a sentence I hear a lot. 

Especially from people that expect a lot from themselves. 

They’re not confused. 
They’re not unprepared.

But they are overthinkers. 

And the words don’t always come out the way they planned. 

—> They might have spoke too much. 
—> Or their message felt scattered.
—> And they’re not sure how it came across. 

The problem is the following: 

You can know exactly what to say in your MIND. 

But that doesn’t mean it comes out of your MOUTH the same way.

That’s why it’s important to train. 

Train so that your mind and mouth get synced up. 

It’s like working out. 

If you train with:

1.) The right exercises 
2.) The right form
3.) The right volume 

You’ll make gains. 

This is the same thing.

So if you get frustrated with how you communicate sometimes…

Keep this in mind: 

—> You’re not “bad” at anything. 
—> You’re just untrained. 

So don’t give up on this. 

Once you start training the right way, you’ll be surprised at how good you can get. 

You got this.

Client Spotlight: Wanted to give a HUGE shout out to Nabil BA-MOH.

Over the last few months, this man has completely transformed:

- His confidence with speaking on camera 
- The clarity in which he explains complex ideas
- The way he pitches and handles sales calls 

And he's gone from being resistant to making videos...

To now regularly getting thousands of views on Instagram and TikTok. 

Pretty cool, right?

Nabil is the CEO of Asio Services.

He and his team build clarity-first Business Central systems for fast-moving companies.

They fix broken ERP setups, clean up messy migrations, and create systems that actually scale instead of slowing teams down.

And on a personal level...

Nabil is one of the most disciplined, thoughtful, and dedicated people I’ve ever coached.

He implements fast.
He improves fast.

And he’s genuinely a pleasure to work with.

It’s been amazing to see his progress. 

And at the speed that he’s improving...

I wouldn’t be surprised to see Nabil speaking at major conferences, Microsoft events, or leading global conversations in the near future.

I highly recommend connecting with Nabil!

I’ve always HATED this feeling. 

Years ago in a meeting, my boss asks what my thoughts are about one of our processes.

And I have great ideas. 

But…

I ramble and don’t articulate them well. 

When I finish, he stares at me blankly for a couple of seconds, then asks: 

“Anyone else?”

No acknowledgment. 

Then one of my coworkers says something similar. 

But in a more clear, structured way. 

He also sounds more confident.

And everyone was like: 

“Oh, that’s such a great idea, I agree with him, blah blah blah”

Very annoying. 

I’m thinking “I work harder than this guy, and he’s not even very smart, this is nonsense” 

But it was my fault for being a poor communicator. 

And it was my responsibility to be better. 

I decided that communication would never be the thing to hold me back from reaching my potential.

And today as a coach, after working with over 300 1-on-1 clients, 

I never want that to be the thing that holds ANYONE back from reaching their potential. 

So if you’re into self-improvement and becoming the best version of yourself…

This might be worth exploring. 

After all, it’s a skill you use every day, right?

What do you think?

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If you’ve been trying to improve your communication, here’s why it still feels HARDER than it should.

You’re only trying to fix the parts you can see.

But the real problems are always the blind spots.

→ The shifts in tone you don’t hear.
→ The weak words you don’t notice.
→ The way nerves change your voice without you realizing.

Once you see these blind spots, your clarity and confidence jump fast.

That’s why I do free strategy sessions.

You get a clear breakdown of:

→ What’s actually holding you back
→ What to fix first for the biggest ROI
→ What your communication could look like in 90 days

No pressure. Just clarity.

And right now is the best time to do it.

Why?

Because for Cyber Monday, I’m doing 20% off all coaching programs.

(I would have posted this on Black Friday, but I was going HARD on the Christmas shopping. Lol)

Every program is customized to your level and budget.

For example, in the past week:

→ A new engineer signed up for a $1,000 program over 3 months.
→ An experienced CIO signed up for a $10,000 program over 3 months.

Different goals. Different intensity.
Both completely customized.

If you want this level of clarity, book a strategy session here:

https://lnkd.in/gTj3THS6

Remember: According to studies by Harvard, Stanford, and the Carnegie Foundation...

85% of a person's financial success is based on the level of their communication skills.

And if 300+ people have increased their income, confidence, and influence in my programs, why can't you?

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Btw, the 20% off only applies to calls booked this week, so let's get cracking!

If you ever get locked out of your house, try this...

Speak to your lock calmly and clearly.

Because communication is key 🔑 

Corny jokes aside, 

Communication does open a lot of doors. 

A person who can articulate their ideas: 

- Confidently
- Clearly
- Concisely 

While being: 

- Likable 
- Trustworthy 
- Respected 

can naturally attract the right opportunities. 

And the right people. 

Personally and professionally. 

Do you agree?

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P.S. 3 more days left to take advantage of 20% off coaching programs for Black Friday. 

Message me or book a call to learn more 🧠

These 6 simple shifts completely transformed my speaking.
(And my life)

If you do even 1 of these, people will respond to you differently. 

I guarantee it. 

1.) When explaining something, clearly start with your main idea. 
(You're tough to follow otherwise)

2.) Show genuine interest in whatever situation you're in. 
(It’s contagious and people appreciate it)

3.) Serve your audience instead of focusing on yourself.
(They care more about themselves than you)

4.) Free yourself from judgment. 
(Again, they care more about themselves than you)

5.) Plan your stories in advance. 
(They'll be better than 99% of impromptu stories you hear)

6.) Put in more reps. 
(Communication is a skill that needs intentional training)

Which shift will you try first?

And which one has made a difference in your life?

“How long does it take to see results with your coaching?”

It’s a question that comes up sometimes. 

Here’s the truth: 

Most people start noticing a difference within 2 weeks.

But these are small changes. 

The bigger transformations happen over a few months.

Now in those first 2 weeks, what do people usually notice?

It depends what we’re working on, but it’s some combo of: 

- Finding it easier to organize and articulate your thoughts 
- Feeling a bit more confident and in control 
- Feeling a bit calmer and more composed
- Less filler words and weak words 

Now keep in mind, these aren’t MASSIVE changes immediately.

There’s no magic pill where you wake up in 2 weeks and suddenly become an elite communicator.

Trust me.

Because I’ve been trying to create one of those magic pills for years.

(If I figure it out, you’ll be the first to know)

With that said, you keep noticing changes as you improve each week.

And by the time the program ends, most people are shocked at how much progress they’ve made.

They’re also shocked at how differently people respond to them.

Why?

Not because we did anything crazy.

But because they’ve never had a proper, customized plan to follow before.

It’s like anything else.

How much money do you save without a proper budget or plan for your finances?

If you’re like me… probably not much.

But when you have a proven plan to follow, that’s when you start seeing real results.

Communication works the same way.

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If you’re curious about exploring this type of coaching, feel free to toss me a DM. 

(It’s getting cold in Toronto which means most of my time will be spent on my computer)

If you want to speak with confidence, you need to stop ‘sitting in the dark.’ 

It’s costing you more than you think.
  
One of my clients described this perfectly:
 
“Improving my speaking feels like sitting in a pitch-black room.
 
And each week, you’re turning up the dimmer switch.”
 
When we started, his “room” was completely dark.
 
He couldn’t see what was holding him back.
 
But every week we worked together, the light got brighter.
 
And he started spotting the things he’d never noticed before:

— The small body language cues that chipped away at his credibility
— The weak, throwaway words that softened his impact
— The facial expressions that gave away his emotions
— The lack of clarity when speaking on the spot
 
These weren’t constant issues.
 
They only appeared in high-pressure situations.
 
(The moments when credibility matters most)
 
But here’s the thing:
 
Once he saw them… he could change them.

Because you can’t fix what you can’t see, right?

So if your speaking still feels “off” at times…
 
You’re probably just sitting in the dark.
 
And my job as a coach is simple:
 
1.) Turn up that dimmer switch
2.) Show you exactly what’s holding you back
3.) Give you a step-by-step plan to fix it

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If you need to “turn up the dimmer switch” on your speaking, I’m taking on a few new clients before the end of the year. 

Message me “clear” or book a call to learn more.

Many people disagreed with JD Vance here.

He said: 

“Turkey doesn’t actually taste that good”

He claimed we really only make it because of tradition. 

An interesting take. 

For those who have turkey on Thanksgiving:

Do you agree?

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Disclaimer: This is not a political comment. 

This is purely a turkey based discussion 🦃

If you've ever been  talked over in a meeting, here’s 1 thing to change immediately:

Start your points with clarity and conviction.

Not fluffy uncertainty. 

So instead of:
“I think this might be a good idea”

You’d say:
“This is a better path forward, and here’s why.”

Because the first version creates doubt.

And the second creates respect.

People who struggle with this often think it’s just their personality.

– “I’m not the kind of person who takes up space.”
– “I don’t want to sound too aggressive.”
– “I’d rather let others speak first.”

I hear this type of thing too often. 

But here’s what you need to know:

1.) You deserve to be listened to.
2.) You deserve to be taken seriously.
3.) You deserve to show up with powerful presence. 

One of the shifts I often work on with clients is helping them feel and sound more confident.

Once they make this change, everything else gets easier:

- They’re less stressed when put on the spot 
- Their ideas come out more clearly
- They feel more calm under pressure

This is how communication should feel.

Clear. Composed. Powerful.

And it’s absolutely possible for you.

Remember: communication is a skill you can learn.

(And excel at)

I have faith in you. 

P.S. Do you ever get talked over?

A founder I'm working with was UPSET after a board meeting:

“I was trying to sound stronger and ended up rambling.”

He runs a $10M+ company.
Incredibly smart guy.

He does big numbers.
He has the vision.

But when he had to speak in big moments, he still overdid it sometimes. 

- Talked too fast.
- Explained too much.
- Added points that didn’t need to be there.

Not wrong... just too much.

And it made his message harder to follow.

“I could see them checking out,” he told me.

“It felt like I was trying too hard.”

How did we fix this?

We worked on: 

1.) Tight structure
2.) Clear pacing
3.) Cutting 30% of what he was saying

A few weeks later, an investor said to him:

“You seem more sharp lately.

I don't know what you're doing, but it's landing better.”

He was pumped. 

Strong communication isn’t about talking more.

It’s about sounding clear, confident, and credible.

And instead of feeling frustrated or annoyed...

(because you know you could be speaking better)

You get to feel confident and proud of the way you speak. 

What do you think?

Do you ever feel like you’re trying too hard to sound “on”?

3 Silent Credibility Killers (that might be keeping you stuck)

One of my clients was stuck in the same Director role for years.

Smart guy. 
(Also a bit of an overthinker)

But he couldn’t figure out why he stopped progressing. 

After reviewing a few of his meetings, the issue was clear:

𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝟑 𝐂𝐬 𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐡𝐢𝐦 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤.

𝟏.) 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲

His explanations weren’t sharp or concise enough.
(Articulation of thoughts)

𝟐.) 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞

He was unconsciously sending signals of uncertainty at times. 
(Voice and body language)

𝟑.) 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

He’d sometimes assume understanding without confirming. 
(Listening and paraphrasing)

To the average person, these things probably didn't seem like a huge deal. 

Which is why he had a good job and was well-liked. 

But the difference between *good* and *excellent* is what can set you apart from others. 

And that's how you keep moving up. 

So here's what we did:

→ Clarity: Trained his brain to speak clearly under pressure
→ Confidence: Removed the uncertainty signals 
→ Confirmation: Learned to pause & paraphrase the right way

A couple months after working together, he scored a VP role at another company. 

(Keep in mind, the program itself is 3 months, so I won’t sugarcoat this and say he got a new job overnight)

But if you ever feel:

- Less clear than you should be
- Less confident when it matters
- Stuck at a certain level in your career/business 

The good news... is that it's all learnable.

And it's my favorite type of work. 

What do you think?

Can you relate to any of this?

“What would you rather be, a lion or a panda?”

“I’m me. 

Why would I want to be anything else?”

I think about this scene from time to time.

Not just because Ted Lasso is a great show.

But when we first start working together, clients sometimes say things like: 

“I still want to be genuine”
“I don’t want to be inauthentic”

And I appreciate this. 

But what if you’re trying to make changes to your speaking and get better?

How do you do that without sacrificing who you are?

Here’s one way to think about it:

It’s like you’re a video game character.

And as you go through different levels, you’re leveling up your character. 

You’re adding skills. 

You’re not CHANGING characters. 

You’re IMPROVING your character. 

But unlike a video game…

You get to reap the rewards of improved speaking in real life. 

- More confidence 
- Faster career advancement  
- More clients and sales 
- Less stress and overthinking 

And you gain the ability to positively impact others on a higher level. 

Not only with your ideas… 

But in the way you present them, how you make people feel, etc. 

Don’t sacrifice your authentic self. 

Level up and become the best version of you. 

(And please, use your powers for good 😅)

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