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Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

If you’re tired of softening, over-explaining, or replaying the conversation afterward, you’re in the right place.

Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

If you’re tired of softening, over-explaining, or replaying the conversation afterward, you’re in the right place.

It's Not Your Voice That's Holding You Back...

It’s What Happens Right Before You Use It.

You’re not new to leadership.
You’re smart, experienced, and respected.

And yet, when the moment calls for tough feedback, pushback, or a high-stakes ask, something familiar happens.

You soften.
You hesitate.
You rewrite the email one more time.
You walk away from the conversation knowing you didn’t say what you needed to say.

Not because you didn’t know what to say.
But because you weren’t prepared for how the conversation might unfold.

For women leading in male-dominated industries, this moment shows up all the time. The stakes feel higher. The margin for error feels thinner. And the pressure to “get it right” can quietly pull you out of your own authority.

This isn’t a confidence problem.
It’s a preparation problem.

And preparation is a skill.

Why the Do It Like a Lawyer Approach Works

Most communication training tells you to speak up, be confident, or “use your voice.”

That advice isn’t wrong. It’s just incomplete.

Lawyers don’t walk into high-stakes conversations hoping confidence shows up at the right moment. They prepare for them.

They think through:

❓ what they need to say

❓ how the other person is likely to respond

❓ where the conversation could go off the rails

❓ and how to stay grounded if it does

That’s the difference.

This approach isn’t about being louder or more polished.
It’s about being prepared.

When you approach a tough conversation like a lawyer would, you stop reacting in real time. You know your point. You’ve anticipated resistance. You’re clear on the outcome you’re driving toward.

That preparation changes everything.

✅ You stay calmer under pressure.
✅ You speak more directly without apologizing for it.
✅ You adapt your tone without losing your point.

And because you’re clear, other people are too.

This is what Make Your Case teaches;
not scripts, not slogans, but a repeatable way to prepare for conversations where the outcome actually matters.

Make Your Case

How to Lead Tough Conversations With the Confidence of a Lawyer

Make Your Case is a one-hour, live workshop designed for industry events, leadership programs, and teams who want to handle high-stakes conversations with clarity, authority, and control.

This isn’t a motivational talk and it’s not generic communication training.

It’s a practical, interactive session that teaches you how to prepare for difficult conversations the way lawyers do so you walk in clear, grounded, and ready for whatever comes next.

Make Your Case

What Happens in the Room

During the workshop, you learn how to:

⚡️ prepare strategically for tough conversations before emotions take over

⚡️ anticipate resistance and plan for it without spiraling

⚡️ adjust tone and messaging without softening your point

⚡️ stay composed and credible when the stakes are high

The session is built around real scenarios, real pressure, and real conversations, not hypotheticals.

You don’t leave with scripts to memorize.
You leave with a repeatable way to think through conversations that matter.

Designed for the Stage, Powerful in the Room

Make Your Case has been delivered at industry conferences and professional events where the room is full, the energy is high, and the content needs to land fast.

But it also works beautifully with teams who want to strengthen how conversations happen inside their organization.

Same workshop.
Same structure.
Same results.

Workshop Format

🕒 60-minute live session

🎤 Ideal for conferences, leadership programs, and team trainings

💻 Available virtually or in person (though I highly recommend in person; the energy is unmatched!)

📓 Includes a strategic communication workbook participants can use again and again

Make Your Case

What Changes After Make Your Case

After the workshop, the shift is immediate. And it’s not subtle.

You don’t walk away with abstract advice or “confidence tips.”
You walk away knowing how to prepare for conversations that used to feel heavy, awkward, or loaded.

You leave clearer on:

✅ what actually needs to be said
✅ where the conversation is likely to get tricky
✅ how to hold your ground without escalating tension
✅ how to adapt in the moment without losing your point

That preparation changes how conversations feel — before, during, and after.

Less spiraling.
Less second-guessing.
Fewer conversations replayed in your head hours later.

Instead, you show up more grounded, more direct, and more in control, even when the stakes are high.

This is what happens when communication stops being reactive and starts being strategic.

After You Make Your Case

For many, Make Your Case is exactly what they need: a way to prepare for tough conversations and handle them with more clarity and control.

But some participants choose to continue the work after the workshop.

That follow-on work is intentionally limited and only available to participants who’ve completed Make Your Case. It builds on the same preparation mindset and strategic approach, just applied more deeply to real conversations you are actively navigating.

There’s no pressure and no upsell in the room.
If it makes sense, the option exists.
If it doesn’t, the workshop stands on its own.

Either way, the foundation is the same: clear thinking, better preparation, and conversations that feel solid long after they’re over.

This Isn't Just Another Communicaction Workshop

Why Megan

There’s no shortage of communication training out there.

Most of it focuses on confidence, presence, or finding the “right” words. And while that can be helpful, it usually falls apart the moment the conversation gets uncomfortable; when emotions rise, resistance shows up, or the stakes suddenly feel real.

That’s where my background matters.

For 15 years, I've practiced as a trial lawyer in two male-dominated industries (law and construction). I learned how to prepare for high-stakes conversations where the outcome mattered, the tone mattered, and the delivery mattered.

That experience fundamentally changes how I teach.

Now I teach women how to lead those same kinds of conversations with confidence, clarity, and control.

I don’t approach communication as performance.
I approach it as strategy.

I teach you how to prepare for conversations the way lawyers prepare for court: by thinking through what matters, anticipating resistance, and deciding, in advance, how you want to show up when the pressure hits.

That’s why Make Your Case doesn’t rely on scripts or personality fixes. It builds judgment. It gives you a way to think clearly before you speak, so you don’t lose your footing in the moment.

It’s also why I’m comfortable leading rooms where the questions are real, the dynamics are complex, and the audience isn’t looking for platitudes. I know how to hold the room, adapt in real time, and keep the conversation grounded. Because I’ve spent my career doing exactly that.

If you’re looking for a communication workshop that goes beyond surface-level confidence and actually holds up when conversations get hard, that’s where I come in.

Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

One hour. Real preparation. Conversations you don’t replay later.

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It's Not Your Voice That's Holding You Back...

It’s What Happens Right Before You Use It.

Why the Do It Like a Lawyer Approach Works

Make Your Case

How to Lead Tough Conversations With the Confidence of a Lawyer

Make Your Case

What Happens in the Room

Designed for the Stage, Powerful in the Room

Workshop Format

Make Your Case

What Changes After Make Your Case

What People Say After They’ve Done the Work

Featured in Comstock's Magazine

After You Make Your Case

This Isn't Just Another Communicaction Workshop

Why Megan

Ready to Bring Make Your Case to Your Event?

You’re not too much. You’re not too quiet. You’re ready.

Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

Speak with purpose. Lead with power. Do it like a lawyer.

One hour. Real preparation. Conversations you don’t replay later.

As Seen At

It's Not Your Voice That's Holding You Back...

It’s What Happens Right Before You Use It.

Why the Do It Like a Lawyer Approach Works

Make Your Case

How to Lead Tough Conversations With the Confidence of a Lawyer

Make Your Case

What Happens in the Room

Designed for the Stage, Powerful in the Room

Workshop Format

Make Your Case

What Changes After Make Your Case

What People Say After They’ve Done the Work

Featured in Comstock's Magazine

After You Make Your Case

This Isn't Just Another Communicaction Workshop

Why Megan

Ready to Bring Make Your Case to Your Event?

You’re not too much. You’re not too quiet. You’re ready.

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