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Keep the room. Say your price. Hold the silence.
Hypnosis & voice for experts pitching in English, their 2nd language
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I’m on a mission to help you stop being the one who holds you back. And go.

Because every time you skip your offer, a part of you learns: skipping is safe. So next time, the webinar runs over a little sooner. The price goes into the follow-up email. And slowly, your offer disappears from your own webinars.

What really moves the needle: working with that part first, until it feels safe and every part of you knows what you bring is worth it. Then making your offer starts to feel good.

I’m Alies. I help experts who pitch live in English as a second language keep the room, say their price and hold the silence.

Tell me in the comments or DM: how would you really love to feel in that moment, right before you make your offer?

I’m making a free audio for exactly that moment, the Pitch Anchor, and your answers go into it. Everyone who comments gets it first. Pitch Anchor, and your answers go into it. by @iamaliesrose

Your voice tells the room how safe you feel, before your words do.

The moment you move into your offer, your breath climbs. Your throat narrows. Your price comes out sounding like a question, and you keep talking to fill the silence.

Your listener hears it. When you don’t sound like your worth, they hear a discount.

I’m recording a short audio to play before your webinar or talk, so you feel & sound free all the way through your offer. I’m building it with your words.

What do you want to feel when you make your offer? And how do you want to sound? Send me a DM or a voice note.

I’m Alies. I help experts and coaches who pitch live feel steady when it’s time to make the offer.

Je mag me ook in het Nederlands schrijven 🤍 by @iamaliesrose

Me after saying my price and not explaining it.

You probably know the other version. You say the number, and before anyone has even reacted, you’re adding things. What’s included. You ramble. Maybe you give a discount nobody asked for. Explaining why it’s really not that much.

All that extra explaining makes you sound less sure of the price you just said.

And the silence after your price feels very different once it stops being scary. You’re still there. You can look at them, and you actually get to hear what they think.

Before your next sales call, see yourself saying your price in one sentence. Then you stop talking. And smile. Can’t picture yourself yet? Picture someone who does it with ease, then try saying it in your own voice.

I’m Alies. I help experts who pitch live in English as a second language say their price in one sentence and hold the silence.

Want to hear what happens right at your number? DM me a 30-second voice note of you saying your price, and I’ll tell you what I hear. That’s your Price Soundcheck. One founding spot left in OWN IT, open until October 29. by @iamaliesrose

“So what does it cost?”
And right at the number, you look away and smile like you’re sorry.

Recently, in a webinar, an entrepreneur said: “Ten years on stage, but naming my price? Still that hard.”

It’s not about experience. It’s about that one moment.

The weatherman never does that. Rain, storm, 4 degrees in May. He just tells you, and then he stops.

Next time someone asks what it costs, picture yourself answering like him. Soft eyes, like you’re taking in the whole horizon. Calm voice. The number. And then nothing. Notice how much space you suddenly have.

Soft eyes. Weather voice.

I’m Alies. I help experts who pitch live in English as a second language say their price in one sentence and hold the silence.

Try it 👀 Send me a voice note of your price in your weather voice. I’ll tell you what I hear. That’s your Price Soundcheck 🌦️ by @iamaliesrose

Who is this for? Ask it the second your offer slide comes up.

You can’t answer that question and watch yourself at the same time. Your attention goes back to the people in front of you. The ones who need what you’re about to offer.

I’m Alies. I help experts who pitch live in English name their price with a steady voice and hold the silence.

What goes through your head when your offer slide comes up? Tell me in the comments.

If that moment still pulls you back, send me a message with SCAN. In a free 30-minute call we’ll look at what happens for you right at that slide.
One founding spot left, until October 29. by @iamaliesrose

When you make your offer, they pick up how you feel about it.

Most pitch advice starts at level 4. Pause before your key line, hold the silence after, play with your intonation.

Good advice. I teach it too. At the conservatory I learned it the same way. From the outside in. Where your shoulders go, how you stand, how you move. Nobody told me what to do when something inside pushed back.

If you’re still at level 1, a pause you’re surviving through turns into a gap. And the room feels it.

So I start at the bottom.

Level 1, freeze: your eyes widen, you rush to the end, and your intonation goes up.
Level 2, grounded: your breath drops and you slow down. Still flat, but you’re here.
Level 3, connected: your attention goes out to them. You speak to them instead of about yourself, and your voice warms up.
Level 4, free in voice: now the pause works, the silence after feels easy, and your intonation starts to move.
Level 5, free in body: your hands join in, you take up space, and it all moves together.

You can fake a confident voice. People still hear how you really feel.

Next time you make your offer, notice which level you’re at. Then see yourself doing it one level up, as if you’ve already been there. How does your voice sound?

I help entrepreneurs stay grounded the moment they pitch their offer, on stage or online. So you name your price with ease and shine out loud when it counts.

Which level are you at when you make your offer? Tell me in the comments.

If it’s level 1 or 2, comment SCAN. In a free 30-minute call we’ll look at what happens for you right at that moment.

Two founding spots are open until October 29. by @iamaliesrose

That invitation to speak at an event. The one where your people are sitting in the room. You said “maybe next time.” Again.

Most of the time, the talk itself is fine. It’s the moment at the end that stops you: when you make your offer and say your price, with everyone looking at you.

I’m Alies. I help entrepreneurs stay grounded the moment they pitch their offer, on stage or online. So your price becomes fun to say, and you shine out loud when it counts.

Saying yes to the next one? Comment DEAL 🤝 or send a DM and let’s talk. by @iamaliesrose

Same sentence. Same price. Three different states. 🔊
(The price is just an example. The difference is real.)

Take 1: I’m hoping they won’t think it’s too much. I speed up, my voice goes up on the number, and I keep talking to fill the silence.

Take 2: I feel safe and enough. Listen to the pace before the price, and how the silence does the work after.

Take 3: safe, enough, and I’m having fun. Whatever they say. Now I’m enjoying the silence.

I’m a trained singer, so I could have faked this with technique. I didn’t. I only changed my state, how I felt, and my voice followed.

Your turn now:
Before you name your price, bring your attention to one point, just below your navel.
Let it rest there. Breathe out slowly.
Then say your price from there, and let the silence land.

I’m Alies. I help entrepreneurs stay grounded the moment they pitch their offer, on stage or online. So you name your price with ease, and shine out loud right when it matters.

#howtoownit by @iamaliesrose

Camera on, about to pitch my offer. No words. Just two takes.

I didn’t start with my posture. No shoulders back. No power pose.
I changed one thought, and my presence followed.

What you’re thinking, what you’re carrying inside, where your attention goes: it shows. In your body. Your voice. Your eyes.

You can never outperform your state. But you can change it.

Try this before your next pitch:
Tell yourself, “I’m here. And I’m enough.”
Take one long breath out.
Look into the lens, and start your pitch from there.

I’m Alies. I help entrepreneurs stay grounded when they pitch their offer, on stage or online. So you present with clarity, name your price with ease, and stay fully in the moment.

What did you notice? 👀

#howtoownit by @iamaliesrose

I’m Alies, voice & presence coach for entrepreneurs with an offer where one client makes the difference.
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You know what you’re worth. Now let them hear it. On camera, on stage & when you name your price.
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Under pressure you fall back on whatever you’ve practiced most. For most of us, that’s making ourselves smaller. You don’t lose your expertise. You lose access to it. 🔥
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What’s your thing when it’s your moment to take your place? Talk faster, go blank, or over-explain? by @iamaliesrose

The first one is doing her best. Nothing wrong with her. She’s clear, she’s correct, she’s… checking herself while she talks. And somehow, without being able to say why, I’m less inclined to keep listening.

The second one? I’m with her before she’s even finished the sentence. Because she’s already there.

(Yes, I’m talking about myself in the third person now. Bear with me. 🙃)

That’s the part nobody tells you: people don’t just follow your words. They follow HOW you bring them. Whether you’re fully present in the room. And they decide in seconds, without even realizing it.

Which one would you keep listening to? 1 or 2?

#howtoownit by @iamaliesrose

No, I didn’t do a trick with my voice.
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And let me tell you: I love a good voice trick 😮‍💨. I teach plenty of them. They just work best once it starts on the inside.
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Same sentence, three times. The only thing that changed was my state.
My intonation followed all by itself.
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Asking permission → it goes up. They hear a question.
Proving myself → controlled. They hear a script.
Owning what I bring → it lands. They hear what it’s worth.
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Wild, right? What you think, what you believe, how you stand there. It shows up instantly in your voice, and in how people receive you.
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So if something keeps you from fully embodying what you bring, and your message doesn’t land the way you meant it, that’s a waste. Of you, and of what they could have gotten from you.
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Let’s do something about that.
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I’m Alies. I help you go from holding back to owning it: on stage, on camera, and when you name your price.
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Which one do you recognize when you name your price? 1, 2 or 3?
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#howtoownit by @iamaliesrose