ARCHETYPES

Six ways to speak. One presentation no one forgets.

A system for designing high-impact presentations from six discursive archetypes: proven structures that great communicators use to connect, persuade, and move people to act.


Who it's for

Who is this for?

If your work depends on an audience understanding, believing, and acting on your ideas, this course is for you.

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Those who present results, projects, or proposals when important decisions are on the line.

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Those who communicate complex topics and need them understood without losing rigor.

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Those who speak in public and want to stop improvising and start designing.


What it is

From intuition to method

Most people prepare a presentation by assembling slides and hoping the words arrive in the moment. Great communicators do the opposite: they choose a structure before they say a word. Archetypes teaches six of those structures and how to choose the right one for your message, your audience, and the outcome you want. This is not a public-speaking tips course. It is a system for designing a talk from its architecture up.


The six archetypes

The six archetypes

Each archetype is a different way to structure a talk. Together they give you a map to orient yourself in any communication situation.

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The Charismatic

Connects through presence: uses energy and warmth so the audience wants to listen.

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The Strategist

Orders ideas with clean logic: walks the audience step by step to an inevitable conclusion.

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The Scientist

Speaks from evidence: turns data and rigor into arguments no one can refute.

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The Storyteller

Tells stories that stick: turns the message into a narrative the audience relives.

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The Futurist

Shows what's coming: paints a vision the audience wants to be part of.

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The Preacher

Moves through conviction: appeals to values to spark action.


Benefits

What changes when you master the six archetypes

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You choose your talk's structure in minutes, not days.

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Your audience remembers your core message long after you finish.

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You adapt the same idea to different audiences without starting from scratch.

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You reduce stage fear because you stop improvising.

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You turn complex information into a story people understand and follow.


Comparison

Not another communication workshop

Generic workshop

What you get
Scattered tips
Support
One session and it's over
Applies to
A single talk
Outcome
Scattered improvements

Online course

What you get
Pre-recorded videos
Support
None, you're on your own
Applies to
Whatever you manage to watch
Outcome
Depends on your discipline

Learning on YouTube

What you get
Fragments with no order
Support
None
Applies to
Whatever you find
Outcome
Scattered and without method

Archetypes

What you get
A complete, repeatable system
Support
Real one-on-one coaching
Applies to
Any presentation, always
Outcome
A method you master for life

Format & logistics

A hybrid program, end to end

Archetypes is not a one-day workshop or a video you watch alone. It is a complete journey in four stages.

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Goals call

A personal session to define what you want to achieve with your communication.

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Online challenge

An introductory challenge to get started before meeting in person.

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In-person course

The core experience: you master the six archetypes live.

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1-on-1 coaching

Individual sessions to apply the archetypes to your real presentations.


FAQ

Do I need prior public-speaking experience?

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No. The system works equally well for beginners and for those who present often.

Does it work for technical or scientific presentations?

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Yes. The archetypes are designed so complex information is understood without losing rigor.

Is it theoretical or practical?

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Practical. You work on your own presentations throughout the program.

What is the format?

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Hybrid: a goals call, an online challenge, an in-person course, and one-on-one coaching sessions.

How soon will I see results?

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From your very next presentation: the archetypes apply immediately.

Get started

Your next presentation could be the one no one forgets.

Start designing your talks with method.