RealTime Speaking is a profound and daring style of authentic public speaking and communicating based on integrity, transparency, and self-awareness, whose essential philosophy is: YOU Are the Message!

Is there anything in our lives that is not determined by the style, quality, and effectiveness of our speaking, of the verbal and nonverbal expression of who we are? The genius and originality of our lives, the success of our work, and the realization of our dreams all depend upon our speaking, all come alive only when we speak truthfully and with clarity and confidence.

In all speaking situations — whether a conference keynote, high-stakes business meeting, sales presentation, or intimate one-on-one social encounter — YOU are the message. It is you who commands respect and attention, you who imparts power to your words, you who inspires others, you who impacts and influences people.

This is why we have to be real in our speaking, to be willing and able to tell the truth, to show others who we really are, what we know, and where we're going. Authenticity. Transparency. Vulnerability. These words are the floor and walls of RealTime Speaking. This is where we live and how we speak. Our philosophy is that wherever we are in life, whoever we are, whatever we're doing — we can only prosper if we tell the truth, if we speak and act authentically.

RealTime Speaking uses our words, tone, gestures, and spirit to reveal, rather than conceal, our authentic purpose and motivation. RealTime Speaking creates credibility, without which people will not listen to us because they will not believe us.

RealTime Speaking — time to be real in our speaking, to be authentic. Time to show up, look people in the eyes, tell the truth. No more hiding, posturing, pretending. No more deception, half-truths, statements we don't believe. Stop hiding. Stop pretending. Show yourself. Tell the truth. If you do, people will listen. Your life will glow. Your work will thrive. Your heart will sing. You will be a blessing to yourself and to others.

Robert Rabbin