Feeling exhausted from over-preparing and over-explaining?
The free micro-course that helps empathetic leaders express themselves with comfortable confidence
Stop Overthinking.
Start Leading.
You know your work deeply. There's no one better to speak about it than you.
But sometimes (only sometimes) you struggle to articulate it. It happens in groups or with senior leaders. On Zoom or in-person. When you're put on the spot under pressure.
Does this sound familiar?
You're confident with your team, but when senior leadership is in the room, something shifts
You spend hours preparing presentations, scripting every word, but still feel anxious
Your mind goes blank when you're put on the spot, even though you know the answer
You overthink every response: "Do I sound clear? Professional? Confident?"
You avoid speaking opportunities because your performance feels unpredictable
You feel like your communication is holding your career back
Here's what I want you to know:
This isn't a communication issue. You communicate perfectly when you're comfortable.
The problem isn't your voice.
It's situational. It's systemic. It's deeply societal.
What would change if it wasn't about "fixing" your voice, or working harder to be a "better" communicator? How would that change what you focus on in the moment?
That's exactly what this micro-course explores: comfortable confidence—the foundation of my empathetic presence approach.
In this free communication skills training, you'll discover:
Why trying harder is making it worse – and what to do instead
The perfectionism trap that keeps you stuck in your head
How to shift from performance pressure to presence in any room
The real reason you feel confident in some settings but not others
Practical tools to access your natural confidence when it matters most
Why empathy is your secret weapon—not something to overcome
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Hi, I'm Lee
I never saw myself as an expert. I was confident doing the work itself, but the moment I had to talk about the work, I'd get shy and my mind would go blank. Then I realized that perfectionism was making it impossible for me to be present. The moment I stopped trying to "fix" my voice, I could articulate myself fully and freely.
