About this Service

For just $15, I’ll give you 30 minutes of laser-focused, no-nonsense coaching on exactly what you need: how to crush a job interview, rock a college or high-school admissions interview, shape and deliver a killer pitch to new clients, craft a magnetic spoken-word piece, land and prepare for a TED or TEDx Talk, build unstoppable confidence onstage, sharpen a stand-up comedy set, or elevate an acting monologue into a performance that turns heads. Whatever your goal professional, creative, or personal I’ll zero in on the essentials, give you practical tools you can use immediately, and send you off feeling sharper, clearer, and ready to win. It's the most valuable 30 minutes you'll experience! I promise.

"He teaches you how to open the portfolio of yourself!" BBC Radio

About this Lister

Robert Galinsky is the 2025 Muhammad Ali "Face of Compassion in America" Award recipient, an internationally in-demand coach, performer, and educator whose work spans prisons, universities, boardrooms, and global stages. He’s a guest lecturer at the Juilliard School of Art, has co-authored and coached over 50 TEDx talks, and is known for transforming even the most nervous speakers into magnetic communicators. His clients have included supermodel and fashion icon Winnie Harlow, Edgerrin James Hall of Fame NFL running back, and the one-and-only 50 Cent actor, artist, and cultural powerhouse. Galinsky blends humor, urgency, empathy, and street-smart clarity into every session, making him one of the most versatile and enjoyable coaches you’ll ever work with.

Background and Expertise

For over 30 years, I’ve been teaching, performing, and coaching, ever since my mentor Shakespeare scholar Amy Seham threw me into the fire and said, “You’re going to teach.” From there, my path expanded through extraordinary collaborators like Nile Rodgers, who brought me into the world of TEDxTeen, where I wrote, coached, and helped shape dozens of young visionaries for the stage. My understanding of empathy and global citizenship deepened through the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Index and the guidance of educator Simon Cohen, whose teachings helped me succeed Off-Broadway as an actor, producer, and director earning critical acclaim. My work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and my coaching has appeared on The View, Good Morning America, ABC Nightline, The Today Show, TV Guide, Entertainment Tonight, and numerous international outlets. I am a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild and the Dramatists Guild, and references are available upon request.