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19/09/2024

Ever walked out of a meeting, a pitch, or even a conversation wondering if what you said truly stuck with the people you’re addressing? We spend so much time focusing on the message, the facts, and the structure, but how often do we stop to think about the lasting impression we’re leaving behind?

Communication is an art. It’s not just about the words we speak, but the way we deliver them. The energy, the conviction, the confidence. In a world where attention is fleeting and competition for it is fierce, what makes your words stand out?

Here’s the truth: People don’t always remember the details of what you say, but they’ll remember how you made them feel (yes cliche but it works). They’ll remember how you carried yourself, and the authenticity of your message.

Think about the last great speaker you heard. Was it the technical accuracy of their speech that impressed you? Or was it their presence, their ability to connect, to engage, and to leave you inspired?

Whether you're presenting to a room full of executives, pitching your vision to investors, or speaking in front of a camera, how you say it often matters more than what you say.

So ask yourself. Are you delivering your message with impact? Is your audience truly engaged, or just listening? And most importantly, are you making a lasting impression that they'll carry with them after the moment has passed?

In my years of coaching leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals, I’ve found that mastering these finer points is what sets apart a good communicator from a truly memorable one. It’s not about perfection; it’s about connection.

If you're ready to transform the way you communicate, to be more than just heard, but truly remembered, let’s have a conversation. No matter who you’re addressing, let’s make sure your words stick.