Practice guides
Step-by-step guides for the conversations that matter — interviews, salary talks, speeches, feedback, apologies — each with a scenario you can rehearse out loud with an AI partner.
- How to Practise a Eulogy Without Crying on the DayEulogyCraft’s aloud-practice guidance supports a gradual plan for rehearsing a eulogy without treating tears as failure. Start with one low-emotion paragraph, then advance only when you can breathe normally, see the page, find the next line and continue. Mark two or three trigger sentences, shorten wording when the meaning survives, and practise a difficult word up to 10 times only if recovery remains easy. Build from silent reading to a paragraph, separate sections and one standing run; three to five full read-throughs are an optional ceiling, not a quota. At the lectern, stop, take four…
- How to Practise a Panel Interview Alone: Three-Seat RehearsalA three-person panel interview becomes easier to practise alone when you assign each seat a distinct test: HR checks motivation and communication, the hiring manager checks ownership and business impact, and a peer challenges technical choices and trade-offs. Rehearse each seat separately before combining them with interruptions and competing priorities. Keep one evidence card per story, with the situation, responsibility, actions, result, observation and limitation, while changing only the emphasis. Use the STAR structure, record two or three attempts per question, and stop each round only…