
The speakers you admire didn't live extraordinary lives. They learned to recognize the meaning inside ordinary moments. And you've already lived them. For 10 days, one prompt each morning helps you spot the moments, share them, and start seeing the theme that connects them.

For 10 days, you'll receive one simple prompt each morning to help you uncover meaningful stories from your everyday life, practice sharing them, and discover the idea you've been meaning to speak about all along.

Jess will go live with a prompt at 10am ET each day for 10 days. Day 1, something ordinary. Day 2, something that annoyed you. By Day 10 you'll start noticing these on your own.
You'll answer two questions every day. What's the moment? Then: What's the lesson in it for someone else? Jess answers hers first. Then it's your turn.
You post each answer in our private LinkedIn group — a short video or a few written lines, with a fill-in-the-blank script if you want one. Ten days in, ten seperate moments become one idea, and it's unmistakably yours.
For years, I've helped women uncover the stories they're meant to tell. Here's what I've learned:
The ones who break through aren't the ones with the most impressive lives. They're the ones who paid attention.
Their biggest ideas came from moments most people would have missed. The same is true for you. Your life already contains amazing stories from your everyday life.


It wasn't about climbing Everest or some huge life-changing breakthrough.
It was about playing peek-a-boo with a baby in the grocery line, and how the little moments are the ones that actually matter. Holding a door. Pouring someone's water before your own.
That was the whole speech. My old high school, not some giant stage.
7 million views on my page, another 8 million on a repost from someone I've still never met. (Tag me next time. 😉)
It was ordinary moments and the meaning I found in them. That’s the exact thing I’m going to teach you, one prompt at a time.


A cheetah at the zoo sparked one of
biggest ideas.

A rocket launch countdown became
5 second rule.
Turn your experience into something
...that someone else can use. That's the practice. A moment from your life, and the lesson inside it for the person listening. Ten days of reps and it becomes automatic.
Get comfortable saying your ideas out loud.
Whether you write each day or record short videos, you'll stop overthinking and start practicing.
Walk away with an idea only you could have.
By Day 10 you'll have named the thing you've been circling all along — and you'll know what it could become.
The conversation you couldn’t stop replaying
The frustrating client interaction
Something your child said over breakfast
A habit you finally broke
The moment you almost gave up
A decision that seemed tiny at the time.
They’re raw material that can make a difference.
Every memorable story starts with an everyday moment.
The skill is learning how to uncover the meaning inside it.
That's exactly what you'll practice over these 10 days.


Around Day 4 or 5 of the challenge, something will shift.
You'll catch yourself thinking...
"Wait... that could actually become something."
You’ll finish with:
All from 10 prompts.
10 minutes a day.
And moments that were already yours.


For launching the first AI public speaking agent and establishing a women’s public speaking meetup in 35 cities.
Yes. Free to join, free to participate, all 10 days.
This is for you if you've got a feeling there's something you're meant to say — and no idea how to start saying it. Maybe it's a keynote. Maybe it's a podcast. Maybe you just want to post on LinkedIn without rewriting it eleven times. You don't need a platform. You don't need a following. You just need to be willing to notice the moments you're already living through.
Nope! Not even close. Some of the most powerful speakers I know started with zero of that — no book deal, no stage, no podcast mic. All you need is a willingness to show up for 10 days and pay attention to your own life. The rest? That comes later. This challenge is where it starts.
Most people who do this won't be speakers yet. You don't need a stage, a topic, or a plan. You need ten days and a willingness to notice what's already happening in your life.
Most days, yes. Every morning at 10AM EDT, Jess goes live with the day's prompt, works through her own moment and meaning, then opens the chat for yours. Two of the ten days she'll be on stage at a conference — those prompts come to you as a video instead, and the conversation still happens in the group. You'll know which days in advance.
The replay goes out the same day, so you can do the prompt on your own schedule. You'll still post in the group with everyone else
About 15 minutes live, and 15 minutes to post. That's it.
You'll post in our private group, not on your main feed. If you want to share publicly too, tag @micdropworkshop and @Jess Ekstrom — but that's optional. If you don't have Linkedin, join, it's free and easy! https://www.linkedin.com/signup
You'll want one to get the full experience, since that's where the community lives. It's free and takes a few minutes to set up. https://www.linkedin.com/signup
You'll have 10 stories and one idea you've been circling the whole time.

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