What was your primary motivation for purchasing this course?
Achieve career goals
“The speaker’s repetition of the “f” word was jolting. His content was very good and well organized but the use of “f!!!”was distracting from the point he was making and removed my attention from his important points making it difficult to stay focused. The word does not contribute any meaning or enhance the importance of his topic. It holds zero value. It is not descriptive. It distracts and detracts. Also, it prevents me from recommending the wonderful content of his work as I know people of all ages and sentiments who are uncomfortable or triggered or simply find the use of the word crude in those context, or any context for some people. I’m confused by his choice when he is otherwise so relatable and so eloquent in a conversational style. If his goal is to include as many listeners as possible and to not offend the sensibility of people, he will hopefully see the value to himself and others by simply eliminating this triggering word that holds, for many, tones of anger, aggression, force, and crudeness. He is missing an opportunity for is to share his content with many others who would benefit. A single word choice can make a huge difference especially when repeated throughout a presentation. Thanks for asking for constructive feedback. Yours truly, an American educator and public speaker.”
What was your primary motivation for purchasing this course?
Learn a new skill, Achieve career goals
“I’ve invested in almost every communication and executive presence course out there, so I don’t say this lightly: Richard Green’s course is, by far, the most effective, comprehensive, and actionable course I’ve taken. It’s not just theory—it provides concrete techniques that you can apply immediately. I’ve already seen a remarkable improvement after going through the course just once, and I’m confident I’ll continue to improve each time I revisit it. If you’re serious about becoming a stronger communicator, I can’t recommend this course highly enough.”
