Business Professionals

Coaching for Business Professionals

You are a successful business professional who is ready to advance in your career. You want to become more visible in your company and have more opportunities open to you. You know that speaking in front of people and giving great presentations is a key skill to you moving ahead. You are ready to be a leader in your company. You’re ready to conquer your fear and learn how to become a more confident, engaging and effective speaker.

Whether you have any experience speaking or not, you CAN becoming a confident, engaging and effective speaker who shines in your organization. You can be in a position where you feel at ease sharing your ideas in a room full of people.

You know you are ready, even if you are a bit nervous. Now is your time to shine.

Hi, I’m Joel Sweeney and for the last 21 years, I’ve been working with business professionals, just like you to help them become more confident, engaging and effective speakers.

Are you ready to begin our work together? Here’s how you’ll know:

  • you are eager to learn how to become a more confident, engaging and effective speaker (even if it scares you)
  • you want to fast track your learning curve by working with an experienced coach
  • you want a speaking coach who can quickly identify your strengths and teach you how to use them to your advantage
  • you are willing to put in the work necessary to step out of your comfort zone and begin the training

Ready to let go of your anxiety and fear about speaking for good? Want to become a confident, engaging and effective speaker? Here are my Coaching Options.

Need more information? Contact me today at Joel@JoelSweeney.com to set up a Free 30 minute consultation. Together we can Make Your Voice Heard!

Contact me today at Joel@JoelSweeney.com to set up a Free 30 minute consultation. Together we can Make Your Voice Heard!

I look forward to hearing from you.

Joel

“Regret for the things we did can be tempered with time; it is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable.”

Sydney J. Harris