Illens Dort Provo, Utah

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About Me

Communication, Public Speaking & Facilitation Coach!

Do you have something important to say—but struggle to communicate it with the confidence and impact you want?

Perhaps you're preparing for an important presentation, regularly speak to clients, colleagues, or executives, or you're already a speaker, educator, business trainer, or workshop facilitator who wants to elevate your skills.

Professionals I've worked with have strengthened their confidence and developed into more engaging and influential communicators—whether speaking from the stage, delivering a business presentation, teaching, training, or facilitating a workshop.

My approach goes beyond presentation techniques. Through a focused six-session coaching program, you'll develop practical skills to:
• Manage speaking anxiety and build confidence so nervousness doesn't control how you communicate.
• Prepare and deliver a clear, compelling message with greater confidence, presence, and credibility.
• Master the Four Areas of Connection to engage your audience and help them better receive your message.
• Communicate naturally and authentically—whether delivering a presentation without being tied to your notes or working from a script without appearing scripted.
• Use stories purposefully to illustrate ideas, reinforce key points, and help your audience understand and remember your message.
• Apply the Four Ps of Great Communication to strengthen your delivery and effectiveness.
• Turn information into an engaging experience that encourages participation, reinforces learning, and helps people apply what they've learned.

Great communication isn't about performing or trying to be someone you're not. It's about developing the skills to communicate what you know, what you believe, and what you have to offer in a way others can understand, receive, and remember.

You don't need to become someone else's version of a great communicator. You need to become the best version of yourself as a communicator.