Do you struggle explaining what you do to others? Would you like to be able to describe your services with more confidence and flair? Do you wish you could articulate your offer in one punchy sentence?
One-to-one coaching equips you with the best tools for communicating with clarity and impact. We will work together to pinpoint what you want from the coaching, what holds you back from communicating authentically and effectively, and set you up to leave feeling inspired to share your story.
Specifically you will benefit from:
- Learning the key ingredients of a memorable and moving story.
- Crafting your own story based on your life/work/area of interest, and the skills and experiences that make you unique.
- Practicing your new story and receiving positive & constructive feedback.
- Exploring when and how to apply your story, e.g. for public speaking, interview skills, public engagement and copywriting.
- Broadening the horizons of your imagination and boosting your confidence as a communicator
If you are interested in coaching please do contact me and we can begin with a short conversation (on the phone, on Skype, face-to-face) to explore your needs and how I can best meet them.
If you are a writer, e.g. playwright or novelist, click here to find out more about the coaching on offer.
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“I would wholeheartedly recommend Robert’s 1:1 workshops for anyone looking to develop the narrative of their organisation. The sessions were highly personalised and really helpful, particularly for clarifying our purpose and aims in a relatable, interesting, and relevant way to our users.”
Katy Cook, Founder, Centre for Technology Awareness
“Robert takes a storytelling approach to communication for impact and is an extraordinarily effective and knowledgeable coach. I attended his group workshop and one-on-one sessions and walked away with powerful stories to tell and a system to tell them well. The principles and practice from his coaching enable me to draw on personal and professional experiences to craft stories that engage, connect, and inspire.”