Everyone's too polite to correct you. I'm not. Hard feedback, fast results.
Interview Friday? Flying abroad next week? A high-pressure meeting you can't move? Seven days of daily one-on-one calls. I get you ready, fast.
$2,997 if you book 7 or more days ahead · $3,997 if you start in less than 7 days
| Who it's for | Professionals with one hard deadline: an interview, a pitch, a presentation, a negotiation. |
| What you get | 7 days in a row, one on one with Coach Seven. Weekends included. 90 minutes on day 1, 60 minutes on days 2 to 6, 45 minutes on day 7. A 15 minute check-in the morning of your event. |
| When and where | You pick your start date. Book ahead to save $1,000. |
| What makes it different | You practice the exact thing you are walking into. Only one Sprint at a time. |
| Price | $2,997 USD if you book 7 or more days ahead. $3,997 USD if you start in less than 7 days. |
| How to join | Book a free lesson to lock in your Sprint. |
This is for when you don’t have time to “take a course.” You have days. Seven of them. One-on-one with me: 90 minutes on day 1, 60 minutes on days 2 to 6, 45 minutes on day 7, built entirely around your deadline. By day seven, you walk in ready. Completely separate from the 30-Day Challenge. This is a focused rescue mission for one moment that matters.
A Sprint compresses all four stages into seven days and repeats them daily. It's the most intense version of the loop that exists, and it's why it costs what it costs.
See how the whole loop works →| Price | $2,997 if you book 7 or more days ahead · $3,997 if you start in less than 7 daysUSD |
| Format | 1:1, seven consecutive days, weekends included |
| Schedule | 90 minutes on day 1, 60 minutes on days 2 to 6, 45 minutes on day 7, plus a 15 minute check-in the morning of your event |
| Availability | Limited: one at a time |
Everywhere else on this site I'll tell you rest days matter and that training without breaks makes you improve more slowly. That's true when you're rebuilding how you speak permanently. That work takes months and it needs time off.
The Sprint isn't that. It takes the English you already have and aims it at one event. This is rehearsal, not rebuilding. Actors rehearse every day before opening night. They don't rehearse every day for the rest of their lives.
I don't publish names. If you're the kind of person who'd need to be on a list like that, you already understand why. But I can tell you what we worked on.
A music producer and DJ in St. Petersburg, beginning projects with American artists. His English was already good. What he didn't have was the culture underneath it: the double meanings, the thing a word says and the other thing it says quietly. You can't build something creative with someone when half of what they mean is invisible to you. That's what we built.
A recording artist in Warsaw, twenty years into a career that's still going. He could speak. What he couldn't do was catch what came back at him: fans at the barrier, someone recognizing him in an airport, an interviewer running at full speed. We worked on listening: real English, spoken naturally, at the pace people actually use. He stopped nodding through conversations he wasn't following.
A serial entrepreneur in São Paulo, software and cybersecurity, in and out of the US constantly. He was freezing. He'd reach the moment where he needed to pitch or make the connection and lock up. In a room full of founders, nobody gives you their contact unless you can show them you're a peer. We got him past the freeze, past small talk, and into the conversations that actually decide things.
A lawyer in Bogotá with a growing roster of American clients in serious legal trouble. He needed to represent them with no translator in the room. More than that, he needed them to tell him everything. Getting the whole truth out of a frightened client takes trust, which takes being understood the first time. We reduced his accent and worked on how you signal to someone that you're on their side.
A television personality in Portugal, preparing for a new series. Nothing wrong with his English. Everything riding on delivery. We worked on tone and intonation, because at his level it was never about what he said. It was about how it landed.
What they had in common: strong English, serious careers, and a gap between the two that nobody around them was willing to name.
Here's everything you get. Tap any line for the full detail
Seven consecutive days: 90 minutes on day 1, 60 minutes on days 2 to 6, 45 minutes on day 7, just you and me. No group, no distractions. Every minute is spent on you and your deadline.
We don't do general lessons. We drill the specific thing you're facing: your interview questions, your presentation, the conversations you'll actually have.
In seven focused days I catch and fix the things that would trip you up in the real moment, before you get there.
The goal isn't 'more English.' It's you walking into that room ready. That's what we build.
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