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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 7 MIN

Episode 134 - How to pitch yourself without sounding desperate

from Pitch Perfect · host Jaimie Abbott

In this episode of Pitch Perfect, Jaimie Abbott tackles one of the biggest challenges for aspiring speakers: how to pitch yourself without coming across as desperate. She breaks down why desperation sneaks into pitches, the mindset shift needed to flip begging into serving, and the exact steps to create a confident, compelling pitch that gets booked. Listeners will discover: Why desperation repels and confidence attracts. The five key elements of a winning pitch—from leading with relevance to closing with a clear call to action. The common mistakes to avoid, such as overselling, undervaluing, and pestering decision makers. A real-life example of how a short, three-line email led to a $7,500 speaking gig. Jaimie reminds speakers that pitching isn’t about asking for favours, it’s about offering value and positioning yourself as the solution event organisers are looking for. With her practical tips, you’ll walk away ready to pitch with confidence, clarity, and authority. Join her upcoming Sprint to Stage Challenge kicking off October 14, where she’ll dive deeper into how to pitch, land paid speaking gigs, and connect with decision makers.

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