
The 60-Second Elevator Speech Every Entrepreneur Needs
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Most leaders do not have a communication problem. They have a clarity, confidence, and delivery problem—and it is costing them opportunities in rooms they never get to re-enter.
Jay Adewole sits down with Joe Abreu, founder of GloVisor and creator of Get Up and Speak, for a practical conversation about turning anxiety into presence, packaging your message with impact, and sounding authentic instead of rehearsed.
If you have ever frozen when asked, “What do you do?” or felt your mind go blank right before you speak, this episode gives you a way forward.
Joe breaks down the mindset behind strong speaking, the 70/30 split between mindset and mechanics, and why most people are far more judged in their own heads than they are by the audience.
You will hear how he helps clients build a 60-second elevator speech, how he coaches people to memorize the beginning and ending of a talk, and why storytelling, timing, pauses, and body language can turn an ordinary message into something memorable.
We also explore the hidden cost of staying silent, the difference between performing a speech and genuinely connecting, and why your message lands best when it is aligned with who you are.
This episode is essential listening for entrepreneurs, executives, leaders, and anyone who knows their voice should be opening doors—not closing them. If you are ready to speak with more clarity, confidence, and courage, this conversation will push you to start using your voice on purpose.
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