You’ve got something worth saying. We’re here to help you say it.
Jacqualine Cox
Founder of Speakk. Author of the twelve-book Speakk Library.
Speakk helps people speak with confidence, at interviews, in meetings, at weddings and everywhere in between. Straight-talking books and live sessions, built on what actually works, by someone who knows exactly how the fear feels.
Twelve books for ages 8 to 80+. Every exercise grounded in evidence, not myths.
Why Speakk Exists
Most people don’t lack something to say. They lack a way to say it when it counts.
Public speaking is one of the most common fears people report. It shows up in the interview where your mind goes blank, the meeting where someone else says your idea, and the wedding toast you rehearse fifty times and still dread.
And most of the advice out there doesn’t help:
Just be more confident.
Imagine the audience in their underwear.
93% of communication is body language. That one isn’t even true.
Speakk exists to give people something better: clear, practical help that works in the real rooms of real lives.
What We Believe
Four promises behind every page we publish.
Confidence is built, not born.
Evidence over folklore.
It comes from repetition, not revelation. Small, regular practice that adds up to a voice you trust.
Every exercise we teach has a reason it works. When popular advice doesn’t hold up, we say so, plainly.
Every voice counts.
No humiliation. Ever.
From a first talk in class to a toast at eighty. From a stutter to a second language. There’s a book for your room.
Nobody grows by being made to feel small. Everyone speaks. Nobody is set up to fail.
Where To Start
Three ways in.
The Speakk Library
Twelve books, each written for a specific moment: the fear itself, interviews, presentations, weddings, work, school, a stutter, a second language and more.
Live / Events
Talks, workshops and signings. The books, out loud, with room for your questions.
Speakk for Business
Workshops, keynotes and books for teams whose best people go quiet at the wrong moment.
Start with the room you're walking into.
The interview, the speech, the meeting, the moment. There’s a book written for it.