A clear process, built around your goals.
Coaching is not a one-size-fits-all program. It is a structured process that begins with understanding where you are and where you want to be — then builds from there through consistent practice and feedback.
Five stages, one direction.
Define Your Goal
The first step is a conversation about what you want to improve. This might be an upcoming presentation, a recurring challenge, or a general desire to communicate more confidently. Understanding your goal shapes everything that follows.
Discuss upcoming presentations, communication challenges, and desired improvements.
Identify Patterns
Through observation and conversation, Eric identifies specific patterns in how you speak — including pacing, clarity, structure, eye contact, vocal delivery, and how you handle pressure.
Review areas such as pacing, clarity, structure, body language, or delivery.
Practice
Sessions involve working through structured exercises and realistic speaking scenarios. Practice is the core of coaching — not advice, not theory. You speak, and you improve by speaking more.
Work through exercises and realistic speaking situations. Repetition builds comfort.
Refine
After each exercise, Eric provides direct, specific feedback. Then you practice again — with the feedback applied. This cycle of practice and refinement is where real improvement happens.
Receive practical feedback and repeat exercises. Each iteration builds on the last.
Apply
The goal of coaching is improvement in real situations. What you practice in sessions is designed to transfer directly to presentations, meetings, interviews, video calls, and any other speaking context that matters to you.
Use what you practiced in presentations, meetings, interviews, or video calls.
Coaching is for anyone who communicates — and wants to do it better.
There is no single profile of someone who benefits from public speaking coaching. The common thread is wanting to communicate more clearly and confidently.
Professionals
Who present regularly or want to communicate more effectively in their careers.
Entrepreneurs
Who pitch ideas, lead teams, or represent their business in conversations that matter.
Job Seekers
Who want to present themselves clearly and confidently in interviews.
Students
Who want to improve for academic presentations, group projects, or future careers.
Managers & Leaders
Who communicate with teams, stakeholders, or executive audiences.
Presentation Preparers
Who have a specific upcoming presentation and want to be genuinely prepared.
On-Camera Speakers
Who need to communicate well in video calls, webinars, or recorded content.
Anyone Who Wants to Improve
Who simply want to feel more confident and clear when they speak.
Ready to get started?
Reach out to discuss your goals. The first step is a conversation about where you want to improve and what coaching can look like for you.