Magnetic Message Blueprint
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The Magnetic Message Blueprint gives you simple speaking structures for organizing your thoughts, getting to the point, and communicating clearly. Including the times you're put on the spot.

  • ✕ No memorizing scripts
  • ✕ No hours of overpreparing
  • ✕ No waiting until you magically feel confident
Get the Blueprint. $37

Learn one structure today. Use it in a real conversation this week. If nothing changes, we'll refund you.

  • 5short lessons
  • 12minto your first structure
  • 30dayrefund if it changes nothing
Meeting transcript
Your VP

"So what do you think we should do?"

How it usually goes1:12

"So there's a few things going on. Where the team was in January, then Dana leaving, plus the roadmap commitment we made before anyone knew about the migration… um… so I think there's a few options."

With one structure0:16

"Backfill Dana's role now, not Q3. Her work is eating the migration timeline. Approving one req this month keeps the launch on track."

Same person. Same expertise. One structure.

Five short lessons. A complete speaking toolkit. $37.

  • ✓Core Speaking Structures. Simple structures for everyday communication, and how to pick the right one in the moment.
  • ✓The One-Clear-Point Guide. Turn the seventeen things you could say into the one thing they need to hear.
  • ✓Say More With Fewer Words. Tell clear, engaging stories without taking the scenic route.
  • ✓Sound Natural Under Pressure. Small changes that make you look and sound more natural when it counts.
  • ✓The 10-Minute Prep Method. What to do when something big is tomorrow and you don't have an evening.

Instant access. Lifetime. First structure learned in about twelve minutes.

Get the Blueprint. $37.

Try it in your next meeting. If it doesn't help, get your $37 back.

You don't have a knowledge problem.

You've been living inside this problem for three weeks. You could answer the question in one sentence. Here's what actually happens.

Tuesday. Leadership meeting.
0:00 Your VP

"Okay, what's your recommendation?"

0:11

But you start with the background, because you want them to see how you got there.

1:05

The background needs its own background. Someone asks a clarifying question and now you're further from your point than when you started.

6:40

The drive home. "Why didn't I just say it like that?"

Nobody in that room decided you were incompetent.

The problem is smaller and more annoying than that. You're not struggling because you don't know enough. You're struggling to organize what you know fast enough to get it out cleanly when it counts.

And you'll be in another one of those rooms in the next few days.

Any of this sound like your week?

  • ✓ You give the whole thought process before you give the recommendation.
  • ✓ You're solid when you've prepared. Much less solid when you're put on the spot.
  • ✓ You spend an evening rewriting slides for a twenty-minute presentation.
  • ✓ You leave meetings mentally rewriting the answer you wish you'd given.
  • ✓ You've had good feedback and still feel like you're winging it.
  • ✓ You listen to senior leaders talk and think, I don't sound like that yet.
People in a real meeting around a conference table

None of that means you're a bad speaker. It means you're carrying more information than you have a way to organize.

Everything you've been told to do about this is quietly making it harder.

"Prepare more."

More rehearsal doesn't make you fluent. It makes you dependent on exact wording.

"Learn more speaking tips."

Slow down. Eye contact. Don't say um. None of it comes back to you when a VP is waiting for an answer on Thursday.

Not one of them teaches the thing you actually need in the moment, which is how to decide fast what to say first, what comes next, and what to leave out entirely.

That's not a confidence problem. It's a structure problem.

And it gets more expensive the higher you go. Every step up, more of your job turns into talking. A manager who buries the point loses a few minutes in a meeting. A director who buries the point loses the decision.

A script tells you what to say. A structure tells you where you're going.

A script is a set of words you have to retrieve under pressure. Miss one and the whole thing wobbles. It's why the more important the meeting, the less like yourself you sound.

A structure isn't words at all. It's a path. You know where you're starting, what your point is, and what comes after this sentence. The words are still yours, chosen live, which is why it sounds like you talking instead of you reading.

It's also why it works when you haven't prepared. You can't script the question your VP asks out of nowhere. You can absolutely walk in with a structure ready for it.

A script

Every word decided in advance. Lose one and you're searching, not talking.

A structure
Where I'm starting
What my point is
Where I'm going next

Three decisions made in advance. The words stay yours, chosen live.

That's what The Magnetic Message Blueprint is.

Five short lessons that hand you a set of simple speaking structures for turning what's already in your head into something people can follow the first time. One for presentations. One for explaining complicated work to people outside your function. One for telling a story that has a point. One for the moment somebody turns to you and says, what do you think?

You'll learn the first one in about twelve minutes and use it in a meeting this week.

Get the Blueprint. $37

$37 one time. Lifetime access.

Don't take Devin's word for it. Here's one of them.

Three steps. You can use it in your next meeting, which is probably tomorrow.

Step one

Point

Make your point first.

Step two

Why

Give one reason it matters.

Step three

Proof

Add one concrete example or piece of proof.

Same answer, before and after.
BEFORE1:10

“So when we started looking at the vendor issue back in Q2, we had three options on the table, and originally we were leaning toward the second one, but then procurement flagged some concerns, and I should mention the timeline shifted after the reorg, so what we ended up doing was going back and re-scoping...”

Ninety seconds in and the executive still doesn't know what you want from them.

AFTER0:10

“I recommend Vendor C because it keeps us on schedule. Procurement has already approved its standard terms, so we can move forward without another legal review.”

Ten seconds. Same expertise. Completely different read.

Ninety seconds in and the executive still doesn't know what you want from them.

Ten seconds. Same expertise. Completely different read.

You didn’t need better words.
You needed a path.

That's one structure. Inside the Blueprint you get the full set, plus the guide for finding your one clear point, a storytelling framework that makes even dry updates engaging, and a prep method you can run in ten minutes.

Use that one in a conversation today. If it changes anything, the rest are worth $37.

Here's everything you get for $37.

Instant access, so you could be using the first structure tonight.

01

Core Speaking Structures

When the meeting turns to you, you don’t always get time to prepare. This gives you simple structures for openings, quick points, lists, and stories, so you can answer unexpected questions and sound clear before you’ve had time to overthink it.

Lesson 1: The Core Speaking Structures
02

The One-Clear-Point Method

The problem with knowing your subject is that everything feels relevant. This takes the seventeen things you could say and helps you find the one thing they actually need to understand. Built for the night before, not for a quiet Sunday you're never going to get.

Lesson 2: The One-Clear-Point Guide
03

Say More With Fewer Words

Learn practical storytelling for work, so people don’t just hear your update, they understand why it matters. This shows you how to pull out the moment that makes the point, so your examples, updates, and even dry data hold attention without adding more words.

Lesson 3: Say More With Fewer Words
04

Sound Natural Under Pressure

You know what you mean. But when all eyes are on you, it doesn’t always come out the way you intended. This teaches you how to use tone, pacing, and body language so you sound natural, composed, and like yourself, even under pressure.

Lesson 4: Sound Natural Under Pressure
05

The 10-Minute Prep Method

Big meeting this afternoon? Presentation tomorrow? This is what to do first, second, and third when something important is on the calendar and you don't have an evening to give it.

Lesson 5: The 10-Minute Prep Method

$37. Lifetime access.

Something to come back to before every high-stakes conversation from here on.

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From people who had to communicate their way into the next role.

3,000+

people trained

“In my new leadership roles, I have to speak in front of 300 to 500 people. Scripts made me even more nervous. I wanted a way to get up there, tell the story, give examples, have credibility, and show that I am a true leader. Devin helped me see that I already had everything in my head, I just needed a structure to break it up and chunk it out.”

BrendaBrenda, HR Business Partner, Steel Manufacturing

“I improvised a lot of my videos, a lot of my talks. I would squirrel a lot and then come back. Taking this course, it’s enabled me to actually deliver a structured speech. I can structure it a lot easier with this process to make it more coherent when I deliver it.”

JeremyJeremy, Certified Insight Coach, Coaching

“Throughout my career I was put in positions that involved public speaking, knowing I had to do it to reach the next level. But I never knew exactly how to tackle the next big public address. All of my fears, anxieties, questions and doubts were addressed over the course of Devin’s program.”

CharlesCharles, General Manager, Automotive

“I used to be afraid of embarrassing myself, messing up, saying the ‘wrong’ thing. I didn’t know how to get from point A to point B or where to begin. Now I basically have a guide of what steps to take along the way.”

Lee-AnnLee-Ann, Learning Experience & Operations Leader, Learning & Development
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Local and international brands Devin has trained inside Canadian Association of Professional Speakers

I built this because I spent years doing it the hard way.

Devin Bisanz leading a live training session

Speaking coach and trainer. Devin has trained 3,000+ professionals to communicate with more clarity and authority.

I didn't build this because I was bad at speaking. I built it because I was exhausted by everything I thought I had to do before I opened my mouth.

On paper it looked fine. Talks, trainings, high-stakes presentations. People listened. What they didn't see was the rewriting and the rehearsing and the hours spent preparing for a few minutes that actually mattered. And I still walked out of rooms wondering how I'd done, until I stopped trying to prepare my way out of it and built a system instead.

Over the last decade, I’ve trained more than 3,000 people to communicate when the stakes are high, from managers and leadership teams to TEDx speakers and CEOs leading nine-figure companies.

Most capable people are one system away from sounding like the person they already are.

The honest answers to what you're probably thinking.

"Don't I need live training? How do I get better at speaking by watching videos?"

You're right that speaking is a live skill. You can't learn it in theory.

But follow that logic all the way. If speaking is a live skill, you're already standing in the practice room.

MonTeam meeting
TueOne-on-one
WedProject update
ThuExec presentation
Fri"What do you think?"

The Blueprint gives you the structures. Your existing week gives you the reps. Nothing about that requires you to wait for a Saturday workshop.

"I don't have time for another course."

Then don't treat it like one you have to finish. Learn one structure tonight and use it in a conversation you were already going to have tomorrow.

Use it once and you've made your $37 back. Everything after that is upside.

"I'm already a decent communicator."

You probably are. Most people who buy this have been promoted, get good feedback, and present regularly.

The gap isn't between bad and good. It's between good when you've prepared and good on Thursday when you haven't.

Use it once. That's the whole test.

Take one structure into one real conversation this week. An update, a meeting, a question you didn't see coming.

If the way you communicated doesn't change, email info@devinbisanz.com within 30 days and we'll refund you. No form, no explanation needed.

You've already done the hard part.

Nobody needs to tell you that you know your stuff. You built the expertise and you earned the room.

The only question left is whether the way you talk about it reflects that. In the meeting. In the update. In the moment somebody senior turns to you and asks what you think.

You've got meetings this week either way. The only thing you're deciding is whether you walk into them with a plan for what comes out of your mouth.

The complete Magnetic Message Blueprint bundle
  • ✓ Core Speaking Structures
  • ✓ The One-Clear-Point Method
  • ✓ Say More With Fewer Words
  • ✓ Sound Natural Under Pressure
  • ✓ The 10-Minute Prep Method
  • ✓ Lifetime Access
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