Free workshop online · Wed, Jan 27

Land your point so people lean in

Compelling in 60 seconds

You’ve got 60 seconds. What do you say?

This moment occurs every single day, no matter what your role or your industry. At a podium. In the boardroom. In a meeting. In a conversation.

You have something to convey and you need your point to land.

But you may find yourself doing one of two things. Saying way more than needs to be said. Or saying something small and accurate, but unintriguing.

After 20+ years of prepping leaders for big moments like keynotes and media interviews, this is the single most common challenge I’ve seen: saying what you mean crisply. Saying it with impact.

That’s what this one-hour session is all about.

Who it’s for

If you’d like your opinions and ideas to really land, this is for you. Whether you lead an organization or a team, or you’re an individual contributor. Whether you’re a communication pro or finding your way.

  • You want a sharper, harder-hitting answer to the question you get most: what does your organization do? What do you do?

  • You'd like to speak to your team, your board, funders, investors or clients with more clarity, more succintly.

  • You'd like the points you make in everyday meetings to land, and to be heard as someone who leads.

  • You know your subject matter cold. But it’s hard to connect with people who aren’t experts too.

  • You sometimes take the long road to make your point.

Any sector. No public speaking experience needed.

What you’ll
leave with

In one hour, you’ll:

  • Learn what causes communication to meander instead of land.

  • Learn the three biggest mistakes people make

  • See where it fits: understand how your Superpower gives you an edge in the age of AI.

  • Leave with a game plan: A clear picture of the communicator you want to be, and what needs to happen next to get there.

The details

Wed, Nov 25, 2026 on Zoom

9:30 am - noon Vancouver time (PDT, year-round)

Early Bird until Oct 23: use code EARLY2026
$149 + GST Canadian

Oct 24 onward:
$199 + GST Canadian

What you’ll need: a quiet spot,
camera on, something to write with

The experience

How it unfolds


Expect an engaging, interactive experience. I’ll guide you through a series of self-discovery exercises, helping you unearth your unique human edge as a communicator.

All times are PDT (Vancouver, Canada)


The human
side of work

9:30 am – 10 am


Uncovering your Superpower

10: am - 10:45 am


Break

10:45 am to 10:55 am


Your Superpower in context of the age of AI

10:55 am - 11:25 am


Your game plan to evolve your human edge

11:25 am - noon


94% of participants said they'd use what they learned.

—SafeCare BC

What people say

“Thank you for an absolutely transformative session.”

—Geoff Manton, Co-Founder, Boldly

“I thought it was absolutely fabulous…I found it all super engaging.”

—Sheila Fauman, Workplace Psychological Health and Safety Specialist, SafeCare BC

Post-workshop survey

“I continue using the techniques after the workshop.”

“Powerful and helpful info.”

“Thanks Jacqueline for this amazing workshop. Time well spent.”

“The space was held for us to slow down and open up.”

“I valued the way that you created an intentional and caring space for learning and self-inquiry.”

Hello. I’m Jacqueline, your facilitator.

In a reality where AI is reshaping how we communicate, I help people let humanity be their edge.

I’ve spent 20+ years helping people use their voices well. I hold a simple conviction: communication is a skill everyone can consciously evolve, at any stage of life.

I started out coaching executives through high-stakes media interviews, and later co-founded one of Canada's first social media agencies. So I’ve seen a communication revolution a time or two before.

Today I counsel leaders on communication and storytelling, and I run workshops for organizations such as the Chartered Professional Accountants of BC, Genus Capital Management, and SafeCare BC.

I’ve been a meditation student for nearly 20 years, teaching since 2013. Meditation informs everything I do.

As a facilitator, I hold a warm, inclusive and non-judgmental space, conducive to learning and personal growth. I help people notice their patterns and strengths, and show up as the communicators they want to be.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

Know your Superpower

Wednesday, November 25
9:30 am – noon
Vancouver time
(PDT year-round)
on Zoom