Oct 12, 2026
talkwithecm will host "Speak So People Remember You," a 60-minute online workshop led by Speaking Confidence Coach Elizabeth C. Miller on October 29, 2026. Participants practice techniques for delivering their expertise clearly in meetings, on camera and on stage.

Wien, Austria, October 12, 2026 /PressCable/ -- talkwithecm, a Vienna-based speaking confidence coaching company, will host "Speak So People Remember You," a live online workshop led by founder and Speaking Confidence Coach Elizabeth C. Miller, on Thursday, October 29, 2026, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. CET (1:00 to 2:00 p.m. ET). The session takes place inside The Irresistible Academy, the company's free online community, and is open to anyone who joins it.
The workshop is aimed at experts, founders and professionals who know their subject well but find that their delivery slips under pressure, for example when a senior leader joins a call, when someone interrupts, or when a room goes silent after a presentation. Miller's position is that the gap is rarely one of knowledge. It is one of delivery, and this can be practiced.
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During the hour, participants will hear the same sentence spoken twice, once flat and once with intention, and examine what changes between the two versions. They will then practice two or three techniques from talkwithecm's V.O.I.C.E. System out loud, using a sentence they need to say at work in the coming days. One or two volunteers will take part in a short "hot seat," receiving coaching in the moment while the rest of the group observes.
The V.O.I.C.E. System covers five dimensions of spoken communication: Volume and Variation, Orchestration of Pace, Intentional Pauses, Contrast and Emphasis, and Emotion and Energy. It forms the basis of talkwithecm's Co-Presence method, in which coaching happens live, while participants speak, rather than through recorded lessons alone.
"Nothing is missing. Under pressure, the delivery slips, and this can be practiced," said Miller. "In this hour we work out loud, on the sentences people need to say this week."
Participants are asked to bring one sentence they need to deliver, such as the opening of a pitch or the first line of a video, and a quiet place where they can speak out loud. Cameras are optional, and the hot seat is voluntary. A recording of the session will remain available to members of the community afterwards.
The workshop also introduces the next cohort of the company's two-week group program, "Invisible to Irresistible: 2 Weeks to Find Your Voice," which begins on November 23, 2026.
About talkwithecm
talkwithecm is a speaking confidence coaching company based in Vienna, Austria, founded by Elizabeth C. Miller. Miller has worked in international communication, business development and procurement for more than two decades and has coached professionals from more than 15 nations. The company offers live group programs, one-to-one Breakthrough Sessions and co-created LinkedIn Live sessions. More information is available at https://talkwithecm.com
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