WORK WITH NICK
Got a situation you don't know how to handle?
Someone keeps undermining you.
You get put on the spot.
You don't know what to say without making things worse.
You think of the perfect response three hours later.
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Bring me the real situation.
We'll work out what you actually want to say.
Then we'll practise saying it.
1:1 JEDI Coaching
£99 · 45 minutes
Bring a real situation you're facing.
A difficult conversation.
Something someone keeps saying to you.
A conversation you need to have.
A moment you wish you'd handled differently.
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We'll work through what happened, what you wanted to say, and what you could say next time.
Then we'll practise it.
You leave with words you can actually use.
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Team Coaching
The difficult moments don't disappear because people know the theory.
Someone challenges you.
Someone gets defensive.
A conversation starts going off track.
You don't know what to say next.
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JEDI gives people a way to practise those moments before they matter.
Real situations. Precise responses. Rehearsal.
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Workshops
Practical sessions built around real situations, real conversations and language people can actually retrieve when it matters.
Half day — £950
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Full day — £1,800
Delivered online or on-site.
Why Nick
Before moving into leadership and communication work, Nick spent years performing professionally around the world as an actor, singer and dancer.
His performance career included London's West End, the Millennium Stadium, the NEC and Italy's Sanremo Festival.
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Performing live teaches you something quickly:
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You don't get to wait until you feel ready.
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You have to stay present.
You have to recover when something goes wrong.
You have to find the next word.
And you have to keep going.
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Nick then spent more than 20 years working in coaching, communication, performance and leadership development with individuals, teams and organisations.
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He is an ILM Accredited Executive Coach and has worked across corporate, healthcare, public-sector and other high-pressure environments.
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JEDI brings that experience down to one practical question:
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What do you actually want to say?
Then we practise saying it.