Learn how to calm your nerves, prepare like a pro, and show up with confidence, whether you’re speaking on stage, in a meeting, or at a job interview.
Learn practical tips to do anywhere, any time, even right after the workshop wraps up.
FREE Virtual Live Workshop for women who want to communicate with confidence and impact!
How does public speaking make you feel?
Does the thought of speaking in front of others make your heart race and your palms sweat?
You’re not alone.
Whether it’s sharing your story, giving a presentation, or answering tough questions in an interview, speaking up can feel overwhelming.
This FREE live workshop will show you 5 simple tips to speak with confidence so you can:
Calm anxiety and find your focus before speaking.
Feel prepared, not panicked, for any speaking situation.
Share your voice with clarity, authenticity, and impact.
What you’ll learn:
5 confidence-boosting strategies to help you prepare and deliver your message.
How to ease public speaking anxiety and calm those racing thoughts.
A prep method you can use for presentations, interviews, or any speaking opportunity.
Vocal and mindset techniques to feel empowered in the moment.
It’s time to step into your voice and own the room.
Meet Courtney!
Courtney loves the stage but that doesn’t mean she’s not with out fear, overwhelm and nerves that sometimes make her feel dizzy!
As a former High School Drama, Dance and English teacher Courtney has an almost unlimited amount of tools, tips and tricks to help even the most reluctant public speakers to find their confidence and Own The Room!
Join her and others in the safest virtual space to learn how you too can own the next room you have to speak in.
What people are saying!
“I felt inspired by the Own the Room Workshop. It was fun and engaging. The tips were helpful for public speaking but also for social interactions and other experiences. Thanks Courtney!”
— Rose Couse
“Courtney makes every workshop she offers fun, easy and comfortable to not only show up, but also easy to listen, engage and interact. You end up feeling like you learned something of value, made a connection and probably had a smile or laugh or both while there”.
— Anita Watamanuk