Storyteller Tactics for Speeches, Pitch Meetings, and Everyday Life “Jonathan's unique approach is highly insightful, original and practical, delivered in a way that is instantly applicable�—Guy Fowler, Chairman, UBS Australia For entrepreneurs, creatives, business people, or anyone looking to create authentic connective moments, Winning the Room with the Winning Pitch is the public speaking book for you! Expand from a scared fumbling mess to a powerful public speaker that audiences love!  Talk to win in every room. How many minutes can you hold a person’s attention? Do you find yourself rambling and losing your point? Do you get nervous before a presentation? Winning the Room with the Winning Pitch teaches public speaking skills applicable to everybody in any situation. Conquer your public speaking fears, learn how to be likable,  how to present for work, how to give interesting pitch meetings, and how to—at the end of the day—be a person who wins.  Become someone people trust. Give speeches, presentations, and pitch meetings like a true expert. Author Jonathan Pease (JP) is a highly respected creative director and communications expert with over 25 years in the marketing industry. In Winning the Room with the Winning Pitch, he uses his expertise to take you on a fun, fascinating, and practical tour as you become a fearless storyteller people will buy from, both emotionally and financially. Inside Winning the Room with the Winning Pitch, find: How to turn nervous energy into passion and charisma that people engage with A tight, actionable, and memorable system for how to be great at different types of speeches How to apply these skills to various settings like speeches, pitch meetings, presentations, and everyday conversations with friends and dates  If you liked Cues, Everyday Business Storytelling, or Your Story Well Told, you’ll love Winning the Room with the Winning Pitch.

ROSIE is a non fiction story in the FREEDOG series. The first book, FREEDOG, introduces Jazz, Mr. Pease's Labrador mix, who has accompanied the author in his travels all over the country. This first piece is a fictional account of Jazz's BIG TRIP "out there," where he breaks out on his own to discover what lays beyond the world of his master. ROSIE, in contrast is a true life story of the relationship between Jazz and an adorable long haired Dacschund named Rosie. It is written for a slightly older age group than FREEDOG, which is enjoyed by folks from 3 to 73. Early in the story Rosie is given the privilege to run free with Jazz through the woods. She delights in the freedom. But there is a price to freedom, and Rosie gets into some serious trouble. Will she survive the danger? Who will save her from the life threatening situation she encounters ? ROSIE is the first book to include sketches from the artistic pen of the author. Most are cartoon like sketches catching her in the defining outrageous postures that make her so adorable.

Free Dog is a story about the dog who, after seeing some nice places with his master, chooses to go out on his own to find out what is "out there." It is a journey that is told with pictures of this handsome Lab mix and some of his friends along the New England coastline, and out in the West in the mountains and in the desert. It covers the dreams, the challenges, and the fears he faces while roaming the country as a Free Dog.