Greatness has many different flavors—ready to uncover yours?
Patrick Lencioni
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Brynn was a part of the remote team I worked with to prepare for TEDx. I’ve given countless keynotes and am no stranger to speaking, but a TED talk offers unique constraints and opportunities. Brynn’s candor and insights about how I could tighten up my talk were extremely valuable and much appreciated. |
While preparing my first TedX speech, Brynn's voice immediately stood out among the group of experts helping me. She was bold from the start and her feedback was edgy and real. Each time we met, Brynn would wait until the end, pull me aside and tell me: “You are amazing. You’re powerful. You’re a strong, kick ass woman. Own it and stop apologizing.” Coming from her it was easy to believe it too since she is all of those things and more. The day of the event, I was so nervous and each time I would feel overwhelmed, Brynn was right there next to me, quietly and powerfully leading the way, supporting me and compelling me. There is no one better to help you find your true voice. In just one month after it was released, my TEDx talk has over 2 millions views. I am certain that Brynn’s feedback was significant in my TEDx success! |
Marilyn York
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Robin Brockelsby
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This topic is clearly very close to my heart. At the beginning of the TED process, my talk included lots of information I thought everybody needed to hear — but as someone who is living it, I came to realize how hard it is for me to discern which details are just details, and which really speak to the audience. Brynn was able to pick out what to keep and what to let go of, and showed me how to boil down 10 sentences that made the same point into to one juicy statement. She also gave me valuable feedback to know when to slow down, when to pause, and when to pull in a laugh line. |
