Command The Courtroom.
Go from good to great. Master the art of EQ and Persuasive Communication with Elite EQ.
“All the world’s a stage.”
- Shakespeare
EQ (Emotional Quotient): emotional intelligence — the ability to recognize, understand, and skillfully manage one’s own emotions and the emotions of others.
Skills You’ll Gain:
Speak with confidence and conviction in public
Deliver powerful opening & closing statements
Influence a judge & jury
Develop active listening skills
Manage nerves
Network with peers
“In order to obtain justice for our clients, it is imperative that we use emotion when we explain our client’s story to the jury.” - J. Jude Bastille (2004 Trial Lawyer of the year)
Aristotle’s Triangle of Rhetoric
Common Misconception: A good case is built on facts & case law.
Jury bias ensures there will always be a doubt gap between the evidence and the jury’s belief.
The facts can only get you so far.
The emotional argument you build will edge the jury closer to your desired verdict. - Psychiatry, Psychology & Law
By the time you graduate law school, you are an expert in the hard skills: understanding the law and building logical, fact-based cases, but that is only one piece of Aristotle’s framework for effective persuasion. At Elite EQ Training, we teach the soft skills —pathos and ethos—empowering you to appeal to any audience, whether it’s colleagues at a networking event or a jury whose reasonable-doubt gap you must close.
Courses
Master the art of influence through practical techniques proven to draw a judge and jury to you and your desired conclusion, all while feeling at ease in front of an audience.
May 28th - June 25th
Meets once per week
Master the art of influence through practical techniques proven to draw a judge and jury to you and your desired conclusion, all while feeling at ease in front of an audience.
May 30th - June 27th
Meets once per week
Private Coaching
Prepare and perfect your openings and closings with an EQ and persuasive communication expert who will help you shape not just what you say, but how you say it. With targeted coaching you’ll sharpen your narrative, modulate tone and body language to build credibility, and structure your storytelling so judges, jurors, and selection panels remember—and are moved by—your argument. Whether you’re advocating for a client in a high‑stakes courtroom or fighting for a spot on your mock trial or moot court team, this focused preparation will increase clarity, confidence, and persuasive power when it matters most.