Speak so people can't look away.
Private speaking consulting for business leaders, from magicians and mentalists who know how to hold a room.
How It Works
I.
Start with a Free Discovery Call
Tell us what you want to work on. Maybe it's how you open a pitch. Maybe it's holding a room's attention. Maybe you just want to feel more confident when it counts.
We'll talk about your goals and your schedule, then figure out where to start. No experience needed.
II.
Learn Through Private Sessions
Most presentation training starts with your slides and your script. We start with the audience. Magicians and mentalists are trained to pay attention to what people are watching, what they expect, and what actually holds their attention.
We use that same thinking on your presentations. Once we know how your audience listens, we build around it: what you say, when you pause, where you point their attention.
III.
Enjoy the Effect
This isn't just for one big moment. It's for every client dinner, every pitch, every meeting that matters, again and again.
The more you train, the more it changes how people see you: how they respond, how they remember you, how they talk about you after. Eventually people stop asking what you said and start asking how you did it.
About Us
I.
Our Team
Jonas Cohen
Dhilan Mathews
Founder, Magician, Actor
Founder, Mentalist
Kamar Burris-Khan
Matt Adamson
Consultant, Digital Marketing Specialist
Consultant, Mentalist
Give people a reason to care.
You can speak clearly, hit every pause, and still lose the room. People can tell when you’re focused on getting through your presentation instead of talking to them.
As magicians and mentalists, our work depends on understanding the audience. What interests them? What do they need to understand? Are they with us, or are we carrying on as though they are?
We help business leaders bring that awareness to presentations, pitches, and public speaking. We start with the people you’re speaking to and build from there. what matters to them, why your message is worth their time, and how to make it a conversation they want to be part of.
