3 | Make a Dry Subject Come Alive, with Superstar Financial Coach Kelsa Dickey
Kelsa Dickey, Financial Coach & Founder of Fiscal Fitness PHX and Financial Coaches Unite Kelsa and her husband Michael are the founders of Fiscal Fitness PHX and Financial Coaches Unite, and she has been featured on CNN Money, USA Today and MSN Money.Kelsa is as...
4 | Curate Your Feedback and Protect Your Courage
Colin Ryan "The Biggest Backfire of My Speaking Career: Here's What Happened.." In this solocast episode, Colin tells a story he's never made public: the story of the biggest speaking backfire of his career.And more importantly, what it can teach us about managing...
02 | Stage Fright Tips, with Stage Fright Expert Ken Fleisher
Ken Fleisher, Stage Fright Coach & Founder of Stage Fright Relief Ken Fleisher is the creator of Stage Fright Relief, and helps people overcome public speaking nervousness. In our interview, Ken talks about: the types of performance anxiety that show up in lots of...
01 | Make an Impression without Saying a Word, with Styled Sharp CEO Tavia Sharp
Tavia Sharp, Founder & CEO of Styled Sharp This episode I'm talking with Tavia Sharp. Tavia is an image consultant for men and the founder & CEO of Styled Sharp. Tavia gives advice anyone (not only men) can apply, and talks about: Overcoming her fear of public...
Watch Out for these 3 Financial Habits That Make You Broke
In reading hundreds of books on personal finance and talking to hundreds of thousands of people about how to change their relationship to money (for the better!), I've encountered three unconscious phenomena that are really helpful to be aware of. "Until we make the...
How to Engage a Silent Audience
"I'd love to know: what do you when you have a totally silent audience? It can feel like pulling teeth when you're trying to get an audience to ask questions/respond/react at all but instead they sit there quietly. Help!" Getting a silent audience talking...
How to Craft Your Memorable Takeaway
"An important goal I have as a presenter is to make sure what I say is not only captivating, but I really "tie the bow" at the end so the takeaways are really clear." I love this goal. My suggestion for this is to catchphrase your main takeaway. In other...
The Power of Silence When Presenting
Are you the kind of person who loves to listen? Who’s interested in other people's stories? You enjoy hearing the emotions and the story-beats and the details of other people's experiences? You find joy in observing people when they're talking about something they...
Humor Technique: Twist Something Familiar
You can create humor by referencing an expression or idea people are familiar with, then going somewhere they don't expect you to go that causes them to see that familiar thing in a new way. Examples: "People say Go Big or go home like you should only want to Go Big....
Bonus Video: 5 Sources of Humor
5 Sources of Humor What if a hilarious moment or comment doesn't appear in the next week now that I'm thinking like a comedian and ready to write it down? Great question! You can always generate funny content by starting with a relatable premise, and then doing...