Pitch so they say yes — investors, customers, your own boss.

Most pitches end on a feature list. Rehearse until yours ends on a clear, specific ask.

● Try this drill free — 60 seconds Start the 30-day program

NO SIGNUP · YOUR TAKE STAYS PRIVATE

Sound familiar?

You explain the product instead of the problem it kills.
The objection comes and you over-explain.
You never actually ask for anything.

WHAT ONE TAKE LOOKS LIKE

Say it. Get marked up. Fix one thing. Retake.

THE PROMPT

Pitch your product to a sceptical buyer in 60 seconds.

TAKE 1 — WHAT YOU SAID

So our platform basically does a lot of things — it has analytics, it has integrations, and it's really easy to use, and, um, customers really like it…

A feature list with no problem, no proof and no ask — the buyer has nothing to say yes to.

THE ONE THING FOR TAKE 2

End with one ask: “Can we run a two-week pilot with your team starting Monday?”

STRUCTURE

41 → 82

Take 1 → take 3 (illustrative)

WHAT YOU'LL TRAIN

Three skills from the 30-day program.

DAY 18

Problem, solution, ask

Make them feel the problem and see the future before you ask for anything.

DAY 19

Handle the objection

Acknowledge before you answer. An objection heard is half-handled.

DAY 20

Make the clear ask

Who, what, by when, because. Then stop talking.

Hear how you really sound — in 60 seconds.

“Pitch your product, project or idea to a sceptical buyer in 60 seconds. End with a clear ask.”

● Record my first take