Say it in 26 Seconds:
Harness the Power of Brevity
We’ve all been there: emails that rival novels, conversations that feel like a fire hose, and meetings that seem to last longer than your favorite streaming series.
The culprit? Too many words, too little impact.
Say it in 26 Seconds offers a shortcut to better communication. Learn practical techniques to craft concise, powerful messages—whether in emails, conversations, or meetings. Discover how brevity boosts clarity, strengthens relationships, and saves everyone’s sanity. Say goodbye to rambling and hello to communication that gets results (and maybe even ends meetings early).
Session Objectives:
Discover how brevity can help you achieve conversational influence.
Train Your Brain to Listen Like a Leader
(AKA I hear what you say, but your face scares me!)
Get ready for a lively, humorous journey into the art and science of listening. This session will teach you how to manage your brain’s quirky tendencies, so you can listen with purpose and connect deeply with others. Through face-reading exercises and techniques used by successful FBI hostage negotiators, become the listener who instantly puts others at ease and brings out their best.
Learn how to:
“Your style is fabulous. It’s such a wonderfully unique approach to listening. LOVE IT!!!”
Lauren Glickman, L&D Manager, WellSpring EAP
Ditch the Pitch
Your Path to Conversational Influence
In this interactive workshop, uncover how to make every conversation count by focusing on connection, not scripts. Through voice equity, active listening, and the power of brevity, learn to transform your networking from pitch-heavy to pitch-perfect—building trust, sparking interest, and leaving lasting impressions.
Key Takeaways:
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Rebecca is a dynamic communication expert with a unique background in applied behavior science, technology, and theater. As the founder of Showcase Your Shine in the Northwest, she’s passionate about transforming team dynamics by refining the art of listening, presenting, and facilitating.