What's the one thing you want to be known for?

Most people have no answer

Too much or too little

When someone asks you what you do, you either shower them with everything to prove yourself, or you shrink your answer down to hide behind a job title.

You've probably done both. You watch yourself either dump your whole résumé or shrink it down to something so small you become insignificant. Both leave the person nodding politely, already half-checked-out.

The people you're talking to could be your next client, or a referral partner. They started off curious, and left either overwhelmed or unimpressed.

What you'll walk away with

You'll no longer be a list of skills, titles, and experiences. You'll understand fully what the one thing is that you want to be remembered for; the one thing that encompasses all of it, making you unique and memorable.

You'll be able to talk about what your business does so that you create a connection with the right people. The right clients will choose you, and it's easier for people to refer you.

The one thing is what people will talk about when you're not in the room.

Amanda DaCosta

We came together and brought our individual expertise to solve one problem.

Amanda DaCosta helps founders and leaders become the person behind the message they want to be known for.

Drawing on her background in psychology, leadership, and coaching, she focuses on the identity, confidence, behaviour, and presence that make a message believable and memorable.

Elise Bay

Elise Bay has spent decades building and rebuilding brands across every angle; the visual, the auditory, the strategic. Underneath all of it is the emotional connection: the part that decides whether a customer stays, moves closer, or drifts away.

She helps founders and leaders find the one thing running through everything they do; the through-line they're too close to see; and make it the thing they're known for.

Claim your spot

When : Thursday, October 8, 10 to 3

Where: Touchdown Coworking, Oakville

Length: Half a day, five hours

Room: Capped at twenty

Cost: Founding rate$149 through September 19, then $179