Turn your expertise into a clear, compelling talk planners can understand and consider. In three short sessions you walk out with a finished Bookable Talk Blueprint, not a folder of notes.
Most speakers do not lose opportunities because their talk is bad. They lose them because nobody can tell what the talk is, who it is for, or what the room walks away with.
You know your material. You have lived it. But when someone asks what you speak about, the answer comes out long, or it comes out vague, and the person on the other end has to work to figure out whether you fit their event. Most of them will not do that work.
This Challenge fixes that in three days. Not by making you write a script, and not by handing you a template to fill in. By walking you through the decisions that make a talk clear, one at a time, until the whole thing is written down in front of you.
You have a topic but the talk keeps shifting every time you describe it.
You have spoken before and want a stronger, tighter version of what you do.
You freeze when a form asks for a talk title and description.
You are brand new and have no idea where to start building a talk.
Short teaching, then you build. Most of your time is spent deciding and writing, not reading.
Six decisions that give your talk a spine, guided one step at a time.
The path your audience travels, from the first sentence to the last.
The pieces that let someone else say yes without asking you five questions.
A complete Bookable Talk Blueprint you can print, download, or paste straight into a speaker form. Eighteen pieces, all in your own words.
This is step four of Day One, the talk promise. Fill in three short answers and watch the sentence build itself. Nothing is saved and nothing is sent, so type freely.
That sentence is one of eighteen pieces you finish inside the Challenge. The other seventeen work exactly like this one.
I have been helping speakers find paid opportunities since 2002, and I have read thousands of speaker submissions. The ones that get passed over are rarely the ones with the weakest material. They are the ones where a planner could not tell, in a few seconds, who the talk was for and what the room would leave with.
That is a fixable problem. It is not a talent problem and it is not a confidence problem. It is a clarity problem, and clarity comes from making a handful of decisions in the right order.
So I built the Challenge I wish every speaker had before they filled out their first application. Three days, one decision at a time, ending with something real in your hands.
No. The days are the structure, not a deadline. Nothing locks by calendar date. Work through it in one afternoon or across two weeks, whatever fits your life.
That is fine, and the Challenge assumes it. Every step explains the idea in plain language first, with short examples from different kinds of speakers so you can see what a good answer looks like.
No. It runs in your browser, works on your phone, and saves your work as you type. You can download your blueprint as a file any time.
No, and it should not. You build the content through guided prompts. What you end up with is your thinking, organized, which is the part that makes it usable when you stand up to speak.
Nobody can promise that, and I will not. What a clear talk does is make you easier for a planner to understand and consider, which is the part you actually control.
Or you could still be describing it the way you have been describing it. The difference is about the price of lunch.
Because this is a digital product delivered immediately, all sales are final and no refunds are offered. Charli Jane Speakers® helps speakers become easier to find, understand, and consider. We do not book speakers as an agent, and completing this Challenge does not guarantee that you will be selected or paid for any opportunity.
*Due to the digital nature of this product, we do not offer refunds.