There’s a version of you that the people who love you most fell for.
I help you take her to the stage.
Your clients already feel it.
They’re the ones saying “how did you know that’s exactly what I needed?” The people closest to you have always known it. What hasn’t caught up is a room full of strangers feeling it too.
That’s the work. And it starts in your inbox
You don’t have a speaking problem.
You’ve sat through the training that told you to share your story. Then your calendar filled with people who wanted to tell you theirs, and not pay you for it. You’ve stood on stages, moved the room, and walked away still wondering if you actually said the thing you came to say.
The gap isn’t your tactics, your hook, or your polish. The gap is everything you’re holding back.
Your power. Your quirks. Your sharpest, most inconvenient insight, the one you’re a little afraid to say out loud in case someone in the room decides you’re too much.
The online world has spent a decade convincing brilliant people that performance is the It factor. What makes someone lean forward and think I need to be in her world is presence. It’s the difference between “here I am” and “look at me.” And most brilliant women have been trained to do the second while dimming the first.
The talk is just the container.
Most speaker training stops at the surface. Structure, hooks, delivery, the mechanics of a good talk. It never touches the thing underneath, the holding back, the fear, the presence, because that’s harder to teach and easier to skip.
But your story, your strategy, your soul and your sale aren’t separate problems to solve one at a time. They’re one thing.
Your purpose, shaped into a structured transmission, where the magic, the message, the stories and the offer finally work as a single arc. Everything else you make, the posts, the content, the calls, becomes an echo of it.
The real work isn’t the writing. It’s the clearing. The holding back, the fear of being judged, the performance you reach for when presence feels too exposed. We do the shadow work so you can stop diluting your edge and stand in your purpose deeply enough that you can’t help but transmit.
That’s when the stage stops feeling like a performance and starts feeling like a homecoming.
It’s also, conveniently, a genius business growth strategy that happens to be fun.
A letter, once a week. Not a newsletter you skim and delete. A voice in your inbox.
I write about the things nobody in the coaching world will say plainly. Why “different” is the wrong thing to obsess over, and what actually matters. Why the imperfect real beats the imaginary perfect every time. The sales tactics I understand, could use, and categorically will not.
Some weeks it’s a story. Some weeks it’s a stand. Always it’s the truth as I see it, and an invitation to see yourself more clearly.
If you’ve got integrity running through you like a stick of rock, and you’re done letting people with less of it have the limelight, this is your letter.
The podcast for healers, coaches, facilitators and leaders who know their work is magic, and are ready to scale it by taking it to the stage.
I’m a professional clown turned six-figure founder. I cut my teeth on the world’s toughest audience, children with additional needs, and I’ve spent the years since watching for the exact moment an audience drops in, or stays out with their arms crossed. Electric Voices is where I share what I’ve learned about saying something genuinely useful in a way that lands.
One thing before you go
You and only you get to decide who you are. Cede that power to other people’s opinions and you’ll live a small, safe, miserable little life, and honestly, you’ll be insulting whatever made you.
Your job is to show up. To beam out your magic so the people who are meant to work with you can pick up the signal and respond.
This is my signal to you.
Let’s get your magic out of the room and onto the stage.
Love & Magic,
Kate
