


You know your content is valuable.
You know your message, offer, training, or idea can help people.
But when you present, does the audience actually feel it?
Are they responding, participating, remembering what matters, and moving toward the next step?
Or are you seeing:
- Quiet chats
- Cameras off
- Low participation
- Polite listening
- Weak follow-through
- Fewer calls, buyers, or next-step actions than you hoped for
You may not need more content.
You may not need prettier slides.
And you definitely do not need to become a perfectly polished presentation robot.
You need to create an experience people can feel.
Inside Present to Move™, you’ll learn how to transform the presentation you already give using the same four shifts that make presentations more human, engaging, memorable, and action-driving.


I spent a decade building my career inside TOPGOLF — a company known for fun, energy, connection, and creating moments that matter through unforgettable experiences.
During that time, I earned a reputation for firing up audiences, making messages stick, and transforming ordinary presentations and people programs into experiences people could feel and act on.
Leaders told me:
“Your passion is contagious.”
“Your energy is incredible.”
And even:
“I wish I didn’t have to present after you.”
What I discovered is that most people are taught how to organize information.
They are not taught how to create a presentation experience that brings the audience to life and inspires action.
That’s why I created the Hit P.L.A.Y.™ Method and the Present to Move™ 5-Day Workshop.
Over five days, I’ll help you stop merely delivering information and start creating presentations people participate in, connect with, remember, and act on.
5 Days To Change The Way You Present Forever

Day 1: Turn Your Presentation Into An Experience
On the first day, you will learn why strong slides, valuable content, and organized talking points are not always enough to move an audience.
You will begin shifting from planning only what you want to say to intentionally designing what you want your audience to experience.
You will discover:
Why valuable information can still leave an audience passive
The difference between delivering content and creating an experience
How to identify what you want your audience to feel, remember, and do
Why the audience experience should guide your presentation decisions
How to clarify the point and payoff of your message
How the Hit P.L.A.Y.™ Method changes the way you plan a presentation

DAY 1 RESULT
Create the foundation for an audience-moving presentation by deciding the experience before you focus on the slides.
You will leave with a clearer understanding of what your presentation is meant to create for your audience—not just what information you want to cover.
A presentation is like hosting a dinner.
Food matters, but so does the atmosphere, pacing, conversation, and how people feel.


DAY 2 RESULT
Step into the role of an intentional room leader using the personality, presence, and strengths you already have.
You will leave knowing that you do not need to become someone else to create a stronger presentation. You need to carry the experience more intentionally.
Leading a presentation is like conducting a band.
A drum major does not personally play every instrument or force every musician to sound the same. They set the tempo, give clear signals, guide the energy, and help everyone move together.
As the presenter, you do the same for your room.
Day 2: Lead Your Audience Without Changing Who You Are
On the second day, you will learn how to lead your audience with more intention without becoming louder, more performative, or unlike yourself.
You do not need to copy someone else’s energy or force a personality that does not feel natural. You need to understand how to use the presence, voice, warmth, and leadership qualities you already have.
You will discover:
Why being engaging is not the same as being loud or over-the-top
How to shift from lecturer to host, guide, and emcee
How to set the tone and emotional temperature of the room
How to make people feel welcomed, safe, and ready to participate
How to use your voice, facial expressions, movement, and energy intentionally
How to lead with more confidence while still feeling like yourself
Why being engaging is not the same as being loud or over-the-top
How to shift from lecturer to host, guide, and emcee
How to set the tone and emotional temperature of the room
How to make people feel welcomed, safe, and ready to participate
How to use your voice, facial expressions, movement, and energy intentionally
How to lead with more confidence while still feeling like yourself

Day 3: Get Your Audience to Participate With Purpose
On the third day, you will learn why audience participation should be intentionally designed instead of left to chance.
Whether your audience is quiet, distracted, camera-off, or actively chatting without taking meaningful action, the right invitation can change the way they respond.
You will discover:
Why most audiences are not unwilling to engage—they are waiting to be led
How to make participation feel safe, relevant, and easy
The difference between random interaction and purposeful activation
How to invite people to move, share, reflect, decide, and do
How to connect participation directly to your message and desired outcome
How to use simple activation moments without making them feel cheesy or forced

DAY 3 RESULT
Add meaningful participation moments that help your audience connect with the message instead of only listening to it.
You will leave with practical ways to invite your audience into the presentation so they become active participants in the experience.
Audience participation is like opening a door.
You cannot stand on one side of a closed door and blame people for not walking into the room.
You have to open it, clearly invite them through, and show them what to do once they enter.
The right invitation changes the response.


DAY 4 RESULT
Create a practical remix plan for the presentation you already have by improving the moments that matter most.
You will leave with clear, manageable upgrades instead of an overwhelming list of changes or a presentation you have to rebuild from scratch.
Remixing a presentation is like remixing a song.
A music producer does not always throw away the original track. They keep the strongest parts, adjust the tempo, strengthen the transitions, add new energy, and make the moments that matter hit harder.
You are not creating a completely different presentation.
You are making your presentation land better.
Day 4: Remix Your Presentation Without Starting Over
On the fourth day, you will discover how to improve your presentation without deleting everything, rebuilding every slide, or starting from a blank page.
You will identify the moments that have the greatest influence on attention, connection, energy, and action, and learn how to strengthen those moments first.
You will discover:
Why you probably do not need a complete presentation rebuild
How to identify what is already working and keep it
How to find the moments where attention or energy begins to drop
How to strengthen your opener, transitions, interaction, and close
How to add more play, ease, personality, and audience connection
How to make focused upgrades that create a noticeable difference

Day 5: Move Your Audience to Take The Next Step
On the fifth day, you will bring the full experience together and learn how to turn audience attention and participation into meaningful action.
Because a busy chat, a room full of smiles, or compliments like “great presentation” are not the final goal. The goal is movement.
You will discover:
Why engagement is a bridge—not the final destination
How to keep the audience clear on the point and payoff
How to connect the presentation experience to one meaningful next step
How to make your invitation feel natural, relevant, and earned
How to direct energy toward action instead of ending with inspiration alone
How to turn what you learned into an implementation plan for your real presentation

DAY 5 RESULT
Create a clear action path that helps your audience move from listening and participating to taking the next meaningful step.
You will leave knowing how to use your presentation as a stronger business, leadership, sales, or communication asset—not simply something people enjoyed watching.
A presentation is like a runway.
The stories, teaching, energy, and audience participation create momentum—but the runway still needs to lead somewhere.
Without a clear destination, all that momentum has nowhere to go.
Your final job is to help the audience take off toward the next step.

5 Days of Live Present to Move™ Training
Join Natalie for five progressive sessions designed to change how you think about, lead, and improve your presentations.
The Hit P.L.A.Y.™ Method
Learn the four-part method for planning your experience, leading your audience, activating your audience, and bringing more of yourself into the presentation.
A Focus on One Real Presentation
Choose a webinar, workshop, training, sales presentation, meeting, or talk you already give—or need to give—and apply what you learn directly to it.
Daily Reflection and Action Prompts
Bring a notebook and pen. Each day, Natalie will guide you through simple questions and decisions that help you identify what to change next.
Live Energy, Examples, and Guidance From Natalie.................................................................... (Priceless)
This is not another passive course filled with information. You will experience the same audience-first, playful approach Natalie teaches.
FIVE DAYS. ONE REAL PRESENTATION. A COMPLETELY NEW WAY TO DELIVER YOUR PRESENTATION.







