1:1 Coaching
1:1 Coaching is designed to accommodate your specific needs. The results you get from 1:1 Coaching will give you more confidence to deliver your very best work, in the form of presentations, while making it a more enjoyable experience for your audiences.
1:1 Coaching is geared for business executives, entrepreneurs, people new to public speaking, and seasoned presenters with incredible oratory skills. Each coaching assignment is tailored to you, the specific individual. We will agree on the outcome of this 1:1 Coaching before we begin and we'll measure the results along the way.
Usually, people call me for 1:1 Coaching with many weeks to prepare. However, sometimes people call the night before an important presentation. In either case, you will get the best coaching possible based on the time you have to work together in person or online.
To receive a quote for 1:1 Coaching, please contact me here.
“I met Nathan about two years ago through Sam Zaid, founder of GetAround. Nathan helped Sam win TechCrunch Disrupt in 2011 (Sam raves about Nathan). When we applied for Disrupt, we were fortunate enough to be able to engage him, and eventually, with his help, we won Disrupt in 2012. First and foremost, Nathan is an incredibly nice person - he is very patient, he doesn’t give up, and he is always trying to find ways to work with you rather than force his ideas on you. Secondly, he is extremely good at what he does (two Disrupt wins in 2 years is not luck). Not only can he help with the big picture (the right story to tell), but he also cares deeply about the little things - how you stand, how you move, how you pronounce different words, how to build inner excitement before you present, how you dress and much more. I had no idea how much goes into making an excellent presentation. Nathan genuinely cares about making his clients successful. I have worked with him twice and benefited greatly from his expertise and willingness to help. If I ever hear anyone looking for help with pitching, I always recommend Nathan.”