Question 1

How quickly will I see an improvement?

Laura Haines · Accepted Answer

It all depends on your goals and how much work you’re willing to put in alongside your sessions. Most of our clients see an immediate difference from the Taster Session - you'll be invited to record a before and after exercise so you can see the difference for yourself.

There are four stages of learning to your communication journey with LSW:
1. Unconscious incompetence
2. Conscious incompetence
3. Conscious competence
4. Unconscious competence

When you've completed a course, you should aim to be at the conscious competence stage. This means that when you're really focussed on the new skills, you can do it. It won't be in your speech all the time yet though - it takes a while to become habitual. Once you've finished your course, you then work towards making yourself unconsciously competent, so that it's habitual. It's a bit like driving a car - when you're a fully experienced driver - you're still focussing on the road but you're not thinking to yourself "I need to check my mirrors" or "I shall now touch on the brake as I approach the roundabout" - these things happen automatically, and that's the level you should aim to get to with your communication. Once you're at this stage with one part of your communication, you can then work on other challenges. For example, you might be excellent when prepared for a presentation, but still feel a sense of panic when you're asked spontaneous questions - that's an entirely different skill. Your journey doesn't end when you finish your course - you can build up other strands of your communication over time, and come back to us for more sessions. Once you've worked with us, you're part of the LSW family and have access to discounted courses - get in touch to find out more.

Question 2

How quickly will I see an improvement?

Laura Haines · Accepted Answer

It all depends on your goals and how much work you’re willing to put in alongside your sessions. Most of our clients see an immediate difference from the Taster Session - you'll be invited to record a before and after exercise so you can see the difference for yourself.

There are four stages of learning to your communication journey with LSW:
1. Unconscious incompetence
2. Conscious incompetence
3. Conscious competence
4. Unconscious competence

When you've completed a course, you should aim to be at the conscious competence stage. This means that when you're really focussed on the new skills, you can do it. It won't be in your speech all the time yet though - it takes a while to become habitual. Once you've finished your course, you then work towards making yourself unconsciously competent, so that it's habitual. It's a bit like driving a car - when you're a fully experienced driver - you're still focussing on the road but you're not thinking to yourself "I need to check my mirrors" or "I shall now touch on the brake as I approach the roundabout" - these things happen automatically, and that's the level you should aim to get to with your communication. Once you're at this stage with one part of your communication, you can then work on other challenges. For example, you might be excellent when prepared for a presentation, but still feel a sense of panic when you're asked spontaneous questions - that's an entirely different skill. Your journey doesn't end when you finish your course - you can build up other strands of your communication over time, and come back to us for more sessions. Once you've worked with us, you're part of the LSW family and have access to discounted courses - get in touch to find out more.

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