Say Less. Pitch Like You Mean It.

Say Less: Pitch Like You Mean It
Craft a clear, confident pitch that connects—without the awkward energy or salesy scripts.
You’ve got something amazing to offer—your services, your expertise, your big idea.
But when someone asks what you do, your brain turns to soup and you say…
“Uhhh, well, I help people…”
Not anymore.
In Say Less: Pitch Like You Mean It, you’ll learn how to create a pitch that actually works—one that grabs attention, builds trust, and makes people say,
“Oh—I need that.”
What You’ll Learn:
This course walks you through a simple but powerful 3-part pitching process based on frameworks used by top performers, including the STRONG method inspired by Oren Klaff’s Pitch Anything. You’ll learn how to:
✔️ Grab attention fast (without gimmicks)
✔️ Establish your authority without sounding arrogant
✔️ Frame your offer so it sounds like a no-brainer
✔️ Handle objections before they even come up
✔️ Deliver your pitch in a way that feels like you
Real-World Wins (So You Know I’m Not Guessing)
This is the exact approach I’ve used to:
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Pitch and secure partnerships and brand features on Your Home TV
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Land local sponsorships and small business collaborations through The Mayor Network
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Coach entrepreneurs and service pros to pitch themselves online, in person, and in DMs—without selling their soul
If you’ve ever seen a brand pitch that made you say, “Oof, I wish I said it like that…”—this is where you learn how.
Plus, You’ll Get Bonus Tools To:
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Create a one-liner that lands every time
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Overhaul your bios, captions, and cold DMs
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Talk confidently on camera (even if you hate your voice)
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Use real examples and templates that turn “meh” into “booked”
For the Coaches, Creators, Realtors, Designers, and “-preneurs” Who:
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Want to stand out in a crowded space
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Are so done with long-winded, confusing intros
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Need a pitch that works on social, on stage, and on the spot
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Hate selling—but love helping
You don’t need to shout.
You don’t need a funnel.
You just need the right words—and the confidence to say them.
Let’s fix your pitch.
Because if people don’t get what you do, they can’t pay you to do it.