How to be the most memorable person in the room
Three mechanics that make people remember what you said. Use them in your next meeting. No stand-up required.
Tuesday, August 4 · 12pm ET (9am PT) · Live on Zoom
Humor at work isn't about being funny. It's about being effective, and the most effective people in any room are the ones others remember and repeat. That's a skill with mechanics, not a personality you were born with (or born without).
In this free hour I'll teach you three of those mechanics and have you use each one on something real, so you leave with a line you can actually say out loud on Tuesday. It's open to anyone, whether you're planning to enroll in anything or not.
What you'll walk away with
Why specific beats general every time, and how changing one word makes any point land harder
The small, learnable move that makes people lean in (it's a turn, not a joke)
The easiest way to look sharp in a long meeting, using something that was already said
Plus a simple way to see where your own sense of humor is already strong, so you know what's worth practicing next.
Free · Live on Zoom · Tuesday, August 4, 12pm ET (9am PT) · About 60 minutes
Replay available through August 7
What happens when you register
You'll get a confirmation email today with your calendar invite and the Zoom link, so it's on your calendar and you're not hunting for anything on the day. I'll send a reminder or two before we go live, and the replay afterward if you can't make it.