Stop answering "Tell me about yourself" with your résumé. Your elevator pitch is the sentence you'll use most: on camera, at networking events, on sales calls. Here's how to answer "What do you do?" using my ABCD formula, plus my own example.
Read MoreJohn Mulaney didn't win an Emmy this year. He didn't even host. But he stole the show anyway — actors in stitches, the internet asking why he wasn't hosting next year. The reason? He broke the format everyone else was playing safe. Learn how you can own the room too.
Read MoreRead MoreWhen the tech failed on Kristen Bell mid-performance at D23, she didn't panic, she recovered so smoothly the crowd cheered. Here's the PHD method behind it (pause, humor, do it again), and how to use it the next time your slides glitch or your mind goes blank.
Most of what we call "public speaking" isn't public at all — it's your next meeting. Here's the framework I teach executives and teams to communicate with more clarity, confidence, and impact in the rooms that actually matter.
Read MoreYou've got a great pitch, a great offer, a great story, and you keep "improving" it instead of sending it. But your message won't get better by staring at it for the 47th time; it's done, and you're just scared to serve it.
Read More"Personal brand" is the wrong goal — it's why showing up on camera feels so forced. Here's the simple reframe that makes visibility feel natural instead of salesy.
Read MoreI was in a hospital bed mid-contraction, working — and it taught me the one thing that changed my career: expertise means nothing if you can't speak up for it with confidence and clarity. Here’s my story.
Read MoreBehind-the-scenes media training tips from TV journalist turned coach Kim Rittberg — learn how to prep for TV and podcast appearances like a pro.
Read MoreAuthors already have the hardest part done — the ideas, the research, the depth. Here's the mindset shift that makes video feel natural, not performative.
Read MoreWatch Kim Rittberg's two TEDx talks on making video that connects and converts, plus her framework for fighting the fear that keeps you from being seen.
Read MoreConfidence on camera isn't a personality trait — it's a system. Media veteran Kim Rittberg breaks down the exact 3-step framework, Mindset, Skill Set, Repetition, that turns camera-shy professionals into confident communicators.
Read MoreHow to get hired and booked for speaking by owning your elevator pitch & your introduction.
Read MoreMost people don't have a video problem — they have a belief problem. Here's why your limiting beliefs, not lack of discipline, are keeping you off camera.
Read MoreFamily office founders, principals, and high-net-worth families manage wealth with intention. Your reputation deserves the same strategic care.
Read MoreHow I prepare for a big speaking event like SXSW 2026. I’ll be leading a solo workshop: How to Not Be Cringey On Camera: Media Insider Secrets. I’ll use my background as a former media executive turned public speaking and video coach, to teach leaders and entrepreneurs how to look natural on camera, speak clearly, and grow their visibility.
Read More"Just Listed" graphics aren't enough anymore. You're not selling property — you're selling trust, confidence, and you. Here's the 5 C's framework I taught REALTORS® at NAR NXT to turn video into their #1 lead source.
Read MoreStuck on what to post for Valentine’s Day besides a boring heart graphic? I’m Kim Rittberg, video coach for real estate agents and founders. Here are simple, fast video ideas that build trust, show your expertise, and attract real leads.
Read MoreStruggling with on-camera confidence or feeling cringey on video? At SXSW 2026, I’ll be sharing: How to Not Be Cringey On Camera: Media Insider Secrets. I’ll use my background as a former media executive turned public speaking and video coach, to teach leaders and entrepreneurs how to look natural on camera, speak clearly, and grow their visibility.
Read MoreWant to feel confident on camera? Award-winning media coach Kim Rittberg shares the best tools, mindset shifts, and filming tips real estate agents need to create professional videos that convert viewers into clients.
It started with a hospital room epiphany - and turned into helping thousands of real estate agents, founders, coaches and authors grow their impact through video. Kim Rittberg shares her story of why she started her business.
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