Episode Details

In this episode of The Sean Trace Show, I sit down with Laurie-Ann Murabito to talk about what it really takes to find your voice, speak with confidence, and become the kind of leader people actually remember. 

We get into how shyness is learned, how confidence is built through reps, and why visibility often matters just as much as competence when it comes to career growth, leadership, and influence. Laurie-Ann shares how she went from being painfully shy to helping professionals, executives, coaches, and consultants use storytelling, humor, body language, and vocal delivery to stand out in rooms that matter. We also talk about nervous system training, imposter syndrome, public speaking anxiety, leadership presence, communication skills, and why some people sound like leaders while others, even if they are technically brilliant, struggle to land their message. This conversation is full of real stories, practical speaking advice, and honest insight on how to stop hiding, own your superpower, and use your voice to create opportunities, build trust, and make a lasting impact.

 What is one moment in your life when you realized you needed to stop staying quiet and start using your voice?