Because it’s time to put these tools in the hands of people who want to build the future. Everything happens through communication: we build companies, we build movements, we build a bridge to the future through communication. Mastering these principles will change your life — they changed mine.

It started when I was 23. I needed a job and I was at a networking conference. There were 300 people there, and I thought: how am I going to meet 300 people? I could try to speed-network… or I could stand up and use leverage — a force multiplier — and meet everybody at once. That’s exactly what happened. One job opportunity came to me that changed my life, and I realized there’s a “secret door” to opportunities.

Stand Up is really three things: (1) my nine years of stand-up comedy, which created opportunities and refined a skill set I use every single day, (2) standing up for what you believe in, and (3) having the courage to stand up and know that your impact is waiting to happen.

First, you’ll join our community — our insider group — with special access to promotions, events, free masterclasses, and other things I do to serve the group.

Second, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access, including a free audio version (I’m recording it now, and I’ll make sure you get a copy).

Third, you get access to me. I’m building a community for everyone joining Stand Up, and there will be ways to get advice and be eligible for coaching in one of these sessions. It’s part of our commitment to you.

Yes. It will help you in any phase of life. If you’re an intern, retired, or building the future of an industry — it doesn’t matter. Communication has to be mastered (or at least taken seriously) on your journey.

If you want people to understand the value of your ideas, adopt them for themselves, and take action on them — what other choice do you have than communication?

Communication is a powerful technology. It connects us. Two people can stand together, understand what matters, and create a plan to work together and multiply their impact. That’s magical to me, and that’s what I want for you.

Absolutely. Most of the people I work with are self-described introverts — quiet people who aren’t comfortable in crowds. You don’t need the gift of gab. In fact, it may be better if you don’t, because you may do your best thinking internally.

This is about using communication as a translation mechanism between your mind and the outside world — and then being intentional about what you want the world to do with that information. If you can translate your thinking clearly and frame it in a way people want to act on, you’ve got it. You’ve got magic at your fingertips — or at the tip of your tongue.