Twenty minutes. 

That's about how long one can actively listen. After that, interest declines. It's important to be well prepared. Sharpen your message, strip away unnecessary information, be clear, and know what you want to achieve. 

Together with Hilma, we want to make the preparations for a fun and enjoyable journey where consideration for the listeners is present from start to finish.

The final result is something that the user wants to deliver and the listener wants to receive. This applies to everything from informative meetings to sales pitches and training sessions. The goal is for the listeners to become a bit wiser and to be able to act or make decisions a bit better. 

Leading others is about inspiring and being clear. There are many ways and tips to make it smooth with a few simple principles to follow. In its simplest form, it’s about: Why? What? How? When?  

The proof that one has succeeded and reached the audience is when the listeners are engaged, nodding at the right times, asking the right questions, and above all, acting in an expected manner. 

We know that good support is needed within reach. With Hilma as a coach, the support is more encouraging and less instructive. And we  are there when people need help. Hilma acts as a bridge between the speaker and the listeners. Given that long, tedious meetings with bored participants actually cost a lot of money, there are strong reasons for improvements. On average, employees allocate three hours a week for meetings. Half of the meetings are perceived as wasted time. In financial terms, this amounts annually to 170 billion kronor in Swedish organizations, for nothing.*

With Hilma, it can only get better.

* Source: Ministry of Enterprise and Swedish Meetings