A Package of Presents to Make Sure
Your Message is Heard, Your Thoughts
Valued and People Sit Up and
Pay Attention to You in 2012

Attention: Experienced business women who struggle to show up and be heard -

• Do you have trouble getting your point across?


• Do you keep hearing, "Did you just say something?"


• Do you stumble and struggle as you try to get a word in edgewise?


• Do people seem to 'tune' you out when you're speaking?

Well, I've got good news for you!

We both know you've got valuable points to make, input to add and ideas to share which will add value to your business; to your clients; to your colleagues - and - of course, to your bottom line.

Most people confuse 'talking' with 'communicating' - they're very different. If you can't get your thoughts and ideas across in a clear, succinct and convincing way to others, how can you expect to advance - in your job, your business or your personal life?

To do that, we both know you need other people's attention. You need to make yourself heard.

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We all know just how frustrating it is to feel as if you're 'on mute' or being 'tuned out' and how much time and energy you waste trying to make yourself heard, struggling to get a word in edgewise without being too pushy or bossy or ending up feeling like a witch. Well, enough of all that.

I'm inviting you to settle down with a 'cuppa', a notebook and bit of time and let me share a couple of gifts with you:

Firstly "Did you just say something?" a brand-new free teleclass specifically designed to show you how to break through the sound barrier, get through to people and really be heard (together with a Handy Handout to keep as a reminder). On this call recording you'll discover:

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Let me share a few of my sparkly, savvy secrets with you - it's time to accessorise yourself and your message in 2012 - the words you use and choose accessorise your message.

Just like adding accessories to your personal presence, your words and phrases can grab people by the ears or eyeballs and make you 'show up' and sparkle or you can fade into the background and 'noise' - find out some simple ways to accessorise both your message and yourself so you show up, get noticed for the right reasons and really be heard in 2012.

Then, you'll hear the use-straight-away value-added tips I shared on my follow up "Open House, Open Ears" Q&A call. Hear me take questions from people who were live on the line and give my 'straight from the horses mouth' responses to these - and more - great questions:

• "Kay, how can I write so it sounds more like me and in a way that people actually want to read?"

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• "I struggle with small talk Kay. It bores me. What can I do to be able to chat to people more easily…I know I'm missing out?"

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• "I know I lack the personal presence you talk about Kay. What tips do you have to do something about it without changing my whole image?"

Give yourself the gift of some time together, a bit of space and let's make 2012 the year you break through the sound barrier and really Be Heard…if not now, when?

“It was fantastic to finally be heard!”

“I came to Kay after a frustrating day in a small meeting where I couldn’t seem to get a word in edgewise. I had great ideas to contribute, and felt bottled up and ignored, disconnected and like my thoughts weren’t valuable. By the end of the day, I was cranky! I worked with Kay on how to jump in to a conversation and how to frame my thoughts so they would be noticed and valued. She showed me how to add little hooks to my ideas that would help them stand out above the buzz and noise in a room. I got to try out what I learned at a big networking event this weekend, and Kay’s mentoring made all of the difference. I usually feel a little lost in a big room and this time was different. I felt listened to, powerful, plugged in and like I got to make better connections with the people I was talking to. It was fantastic to finally be heard!”

—Erin Ferree, brandstyledesign.com

“Kay certainly has enabled me to get what I want”.

“Kay White has an extraordinary ability to listen carefully to the words you use and fine tune them to make your conversations clear and connected to what you want regardless of your audience—big or small. I’ve found Kay’s communication style to be savvy, insightful and modern. I speak about health around the world and Kay has been exceptionally helpful with enabling me to connect to people outside of my familiar audience. I too have used Kay’s book The A to Z of Being Understood to tweak my message when taking it to people outside of my profession. Kay certainly has enabled me to get what I want by teaching me to momentarily pause in conversation and choose my next word wisely. Thank you Kay for your insights you certainly have a way with words.”

—Dr. Sarah Farrant, DC, www.DrSarahFarrant.com

“Kay gets right to the heart of the matter.”

“When I heard Kay say that she teaches people how to be savvy communicators I knew that at a gut level that this is exactly what I need. We often struggle telling our clients 'no' and in a way that they feel heard but at the same time letting them know we are standing our ground. Kay gets right to the heart of the matter in a clear, informative and engaging way. I'm now am able to be more concise and direct, confident and kind — Kay has a great response for every kind of situation.”

—Peggy Murrah, OnLine Business Manager, PeggyMurrah.com, Texas

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