DELTA SPEAKING
Become an authoritative, compelling, entertaining speaker & presenter
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Learn to speak freely in front of an audience
...you need to manage your fears, expectations and sense of the moment. We will teach you concentration techniques to help build an exciting story and keep the audience engaged and interested.

OUTCOMES: Engagement, audience-centric, connection, eye-contact, rapport
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Learn to influence your audience
... control the attention of others with your voice, facial expressions, gestures and tactics.
People remember 10% of what they hear, 20% of what they see and 50% of what they see and hear.

OUTCOMES: Voice projection, range, tonality, pace, volume. body language
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Learn to defend your ideas with authority
...when making deals, having business meetings and presentations, even interviews. We will teach you to speak with authority and confidence, navigate the context quickly and stay focused in unfamiliar situations.

OUTCOMES: Content structure, key elements, emphasis. 4 key steps
Our powerful 4x4 speakership skill program
  • Mindset
    How our attitude affects everything. Build confidence and see the final outcome BEFORE stepping out in front of people.
  • Connection
    Building a relationship with your audience, reading feedback and delivering. Understanding signals, outcomes and build rapport.
  • Content
    Answering the what, why, when and what-if, tying loops together, memorising sections and ensuring all communication styles are covered.
    Using persuasive neuroscience based language.
  • Delivery
    • Vocal projection, variety & clarity
    • Body Language - movement to help and hinder
    • Energy and confidence
    • Filler word removal (um/ers) and power of pause

Persuasive communication is more than just public speaking, it's having compelling content, structure and the right amount of speakership skills - vocal, non-verbal and language that helps you STAND out!

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The Best Communication Has a Narrow Focus

Every sentence in Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech works toward this goal by examining positive outcomes of eliminating racism.
By narrowing the focus of a speech, you will stay on point and give your audience the most information about one specific topic.


He uses the rhetorical devices of personification, metaphor, and symbolism in his "I Have a Dream" speech. By doing so, he persuades his readers to the cause of social justice and racial equality during the Civil Rights Movement.
  • Maya Angelou

    “People may forget what you said,
    people may forget what you did,
    but they will never forget…...
    how you made them feel”
  • Winston Churchill

    “The difference between mere management and true leadership is communication”
  • Albert Einstein

    "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler"