You don’t start as a CEO. Sometimes your career as a speaker starts with waiting table and then riding a horse. Throughout Morgan Lopes’ career, he has been a storyteller.
In this episode, we hear about Morgan’s path, the importance of the niche, and how he gets things done with his hectic schedule.
In school, Denise Galloni was the last person you would expect to become a speaker. She was voted the quietest girl in her class. But she went on a journey to change that. Now, she’s a speaker, corporate trainer, and award winning Toastmaster with her own local TV show empowering women in her community to succeed.
Matt Fore has performed on cruise ships, helped entertainers book more gigs, written been, and been published on Success.Com and in the Huffington Post. This week, he joins me on 2-Minute Talk Tips to share speaking tips and happiness tips. Learn more at http://2MinuteTalkTips.com/Matt
“Say yes, and figure it out,” is how #Speaker, #Podcaster, #Coach, and #Realtor Candice Bakx-Friesen (@DrivenByResults) has built her successful career, and she encourages others to do the same.
High School History teacher Joel Hawbaker wanted to do more. He shares his insights on Inverted Leadership, the power of humility, and living a great life as part of a blended family through books and speaking engagements.
We spend much of this episode talking about the importance of storytelling.
2-Minute Tip: Fuel your body properly Our bodies react differently to different foods, and to maximize our performance, we need to consume the appropriate fuel for the results we want. That means, first of all, hydrate. That was also the very first tip in the very first episode of 2-Minute Talk Tips. But it goes beyond that. Avoid dairy before speaking. It drives mucous production which leads to throat clearing…
If you think speaking is hard, try rhythmic poetry in front of a crowd.
This week, Nigerian Spoken Word artist and host of The Spoken World Podcast joins us to talk about her experiences with public speaking, the power of forensics in school, and the nature of the Spoken Word performance genre.
Kerri Ruttenberg, now the Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Litigation at Walmart, literally wrote the book on court room visual aids. This week, the author of Impact: Design and Use of Winning Trial Visuals joins us to talk about the relationship between speaker and graphics, the role of visual aids in the courtroom, how trial visual differ from conference visuals, and the school activities that put her on her current path.
Ari Gunzburg is a marketing expert, outdoor enthusiast, and motivational speaker. This week he joins us to talk about competitive public speaking through #Toastmasters, the importance of vulnerability, the power of the outdoors, and how he is redefining his own personal brand.
Mel Andre is an accidental motivational speaker. While this entrepreneur was always comfortable talking in front of groups, her first invitation to speak at a conference was a complete surprise.
Mel shares her journey, her process, and the 5 biggest mistakes she sees new speakers making this week on 2-Minute Talk Tips.