Prepare for the person, not just the presentation
Practice with a twin of the person you’re about to meet. Hear their questions first, sharpen your answers, and walk in ready.
Start your first rehearsalWhy rehearse
A rehearsal shows you the difference while you can still act on it.
What you planned to lead with
The number you are most proud of.
What they wanted first
The number their decision depends on.
Sometimes, better preparation isn’t about knowing more. It’s about seeing what you already know from another person’s perspective.
Rehearsal Labs helps you explore that perspective before the real conversation. Discover what needs a stronger answer, what deserves more attention, and what you might want to bring forward.
“The twin kept asking about a number I had planned to mention last. I opened with it in the real meeting, and it landed.”
How it works
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Name the person
Tell Rehearsal Labs who you are meeting. It gathers what is publicly known about them.
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Add what you know
Past conversations, their priorities, what is at stake. More context makes a closer rehearsal.
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Rehearse out loud
In just a few minutes, a rehearsal twin is ready to stand in for them. Talk it through, and go again until it feels easy.
Every big moment deserves a rehearsal
The pitch
Investors or a buyer. Find the question that decides the meeting before you are in it.
Rehearse this →The job interview
Practice with a twin of the person hiring you.
Rehearse this →The negotiation
Salary, contract or deal. Know their priorities first.
Rehearse this →The talk
A conference talk, a lecture or a client. Try your story on the room first.
Rehearse this →The press moment
Reporters and podcast hosts. Get used to their line of questioning.
Rehearse this →The stage
Panels, presentations or sets, with a moderator or host you have never met.
Rehearse this →The first meeting
A mentor, partner or client you want to impress.
Rehearse this →Something else?
Any conversation, in your words.
Create your own →Put your best foot forward
Sharper answers
Hear the questions before the real room asks them.
Fewer surprises
See where your story and their priorities do not match.
Calmer nerves
The second time is always easier than the first.
Your next big moment is coming
Who’s across the table? Name them, and you’ll be talking to their twin in minutes. Your first 10 rehearsal twins are free.
Start your first rehearsal