Who hasn’t trembled at the thought of presenting our ideas or a business proposition in front of others? I have.
Pitch School is for anyone who wants to: improve their presentational skills; overcome nerves; learn how to pitch a business idea; or persuade others to buy your services.
I’ve been lucky enough to spend a lifetime doing just that. Pitch School™ is partly me paying something back to the amazing people, communities and businesses who taught me so much.
Pitch School™ is here to help you. From the novice getting started, to ideas for the most experienced pro to add more polish. The classes can be run affordably, under your brand in-house too.
10 new Pitch School™ business presentation classes
Inspirational
Inexpensive
Transformational
Fun
Works right out of the box, equipping you with new, practical presentation skills you can use to impress and persuade
Three YouTube tutorials & resources
How to create, prepare and deliver:
• A business presentation
• A pitch for new business
• A conference presentation
A comprehensive a to z guide, explains communications’ magick numbers too. It’s my take on what it takes to be a caring, competent communicator. Covers, in plain English, ancient insights about persuasion I have grown to know and love plus the latest scientific beliefs about the psychology of communication and that most illusive creature, the human mind.
Builds your knowledge step-by-step, one-pitch, one-presentation, one-level at a time.
How to create a Basic Business Presentation Step 1
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