最高の With Speaking Tips ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Anisa Crespo: Facebook Groups! Plus Reviving a Dead One! 27:11

2M ago27:11

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Anisa Crespo is a speaker and the co-founder of Million Dollar Mom Society, a coaching business she started with her partner Natasha Navarro. Anisa and Natasha grew their Facebook group from 0 to 10,000 members and generated over $40,000 in revenue in less than 4 months, and are eager to share their strategies with other women entrepreneurs!! Anisa…

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Ann Washburn, Ted X Speaker and Body Language Expert 1:00:43

2M ago1:00:43

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In this engaging episode of Public Speaking Tips and Tales with Speaking Coach Kelly, host Kelly Kaye Walker welcomes a truly remarkable guest, Ann Washburn of 3 Key Elements, who has mastered the art of public speaking. With an impressive track record of over 5,000 presentations, Ann has not only spoken to diverse audiences around the world but al…

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12 Easy Tips to Help You Develop Great Storytelling Skills 16:33

4M ago16:33

16:33

Ever wondered how some storytellers keep their audience hanging on every word? Watch this episode to the end because today, I'm giving you 12 tips to develop storytelling skills that will captivate your audience!Ready to share your story but don't know where to start? Download my free workbook designed to help you find and tell your most powerful s…

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Brigham Blackham Interview 34:44

4M ago34:44

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In this episode, Brigham Blackham from the Levelin' Up Podcast with Brigham joins my podcast for a fun interview! He shares tales from the stage that are both epic, funny, and embarrassing! Tune in for a great episode with former actor turned success coach, Brigham Blackham!!Find Brigham's podcast on YouTube here! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?l…

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Connect the Dots for Your Audience 16:20

4M ago16:20

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Are you ready to elevate your public speaking from good to life-changing? In this week's episode of Public Speaking Tips and Tales, Kelly Kaye Walker reveals the secret to making your stories truly impactful: connecting the dots for your audience.Kelly shares her famous "hiding in the bathroom" story and demonstrates how connecting your stories to …

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Stage Fright Surprise 8:42

4M ago8:42

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In this episode of Public Speaking Tips and Tales with Speaking Coach Kelly, I share a personal and somewhat embarrassing story about experiencing stage fright while evaluating a high-level professional speaker at a Toastmasters meeting. Despite being a seasoned speaker and coach, I found myself unexpectedly nervous and shaking. This episode dives …

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Kiralei Celestino Interview 25:15

4M ago25:15

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Today, we’re thrilled to bring you our first-ever video interview featuring the delightful Kiralei Celestino. Kiralei, a seasoned speaker and friend, joins us to share some unforgettable stories from the stage. We dive into the unexpected moments that can happen while speaking and how to handle them with grace and humor. Kiralei’s tales are not onl…

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5 Ways to Ruin Your Speech in the First 5 Seconds 12:42

4M ago12:42

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In this episode I am going to tell you Five ways to ruin your speech in the first 5 seconds. You might want to get out your notebook and take notes! You may be wondering why I am focusing on the negative for this episode since as a manifesting expert I am all about focusing on the positive! It’s because THESE 5 ways to ruin a speech in the first 5 …

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But I Can’t Decide What to Speak On! 24:17

4M ago24:17

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One of the biggest hurdles to showing up as a speaker is narrowing down your speaking topic. There are so many experiences you can choose from in your life, so many trials you have overcome, so many topics you are passionate about! How do you know which one to turn into a speech? In this episode, I share an easy 5 step process complete with trouble…

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Why Conversations Are Scarier Than Speaking On Stage 12:57

4M ago12:57

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Today we're diving deep into a topic that often surprises people: why public speaking can sometimes feel easier than a simple one-on-one conversation. We've all been there, right? Standing around at a party, surrounded by strangers, maybe only knowing 2 other guests. The pressure to make conversation and the fear of awkward silences can feel paraly…

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Snapshots: A Speaker's Best Skill 16:12

4M ago16:12

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When you are on stage speaking to an audience, you have several different jobs to do. And just like Liam Neeson, these jobs require a very particular set of skills. In this episode I want to teach you about my favorite one of those skills - SNAPSHOTS! Don’t know which of your stories to include in your signature presentation? Let me help! Download …

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22 Auditions 14:48

4M ago14:48

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Last month I judged 22 speakers sharing a 10 minute speech for our first annual Speaker Games competition. Based on that experience I have noticed a lot of common mistakes people make, and a lot of common things they do right too. In today’s episode I want to share those with you so you can learn from my experience also! Come watch Speaker Games LI…

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Let's Get Started! 10:13

4M ago10:13

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Let's get started! How I became a speaker, then a manifesting coach, and then a speaking coach. If you would like me to evaluate your speech, and you have a video of you giving it, please email me at speakingcoachkelly@gmail.com with the subject line "Evaluate Me!" Want help figuring out your stories and which ones you should tell from stage? Downl…

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Public Speaking Tips and Tales with Speaking Coach Kelly (Trailer) 0:33

4M ago0:33

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Wear Comfortable Shoes 0:59

3y ago0:59

0:59

Why wearing comfortable shoes really matters.Alan Hoffler による

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The Problem With Small Gestures 1:17

3y ago1:17

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How to go bigger in your gestures for a positive audience response.Alan Hoffler による

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PowerPoint is Not the Presentation 1:05

3y ago1:05

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Why PowerPoint is NOT your presentation (and ensuring you are the central focus of the presentation).Alan Hoffler による

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Bright Lights 1:10

3y ago1:10

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Dealing with lights in your eyes and being unable to see the faces of the audience.Alan Hoffler による

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Three Questions of Data 1:07

3y ago1:07

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How to use data and numbers appropriately and with meaning.Alan Hoffler による

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Power Phrase of Persuasion 1:20

3y ago1:20

1:20

Don’t drive people away with dogmatic positions that allow them to easily dismiss you.Alan Hoffler による

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High-Contrast 1:10

3y ago1:10

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Seek clarity and make it easy for your audience to process your favorite colors in your presentation.Alan Hoffler による

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Features vs. Results 0:57

3y ago0:57

0:57

Stop selling and presenting features and move quickly to benefits to see your audience respond.Alan Hoffler による

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Reading PowerPoint 1:16

3y ago1:16

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Get your eyes on the people you’re talking to. And stop reading your slides.Alan Hoffler による

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You Cannot Share Everything You Know 0:55

3y ago0:55

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You cannot share everything you know with your audience, keep it simple and let them ask questions.Alan Hoffler による

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Skip the Intro 1:02

3+ y ago1:02

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Skip the introductions and talk about the reason you're there.Alan Hoffler による

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Practice Out Loud 0:58

3+ y ago0:58

0:58

When it comes to speaking, it’s not practice if it’s not out loud.Alan Hoffler による

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High-Resolution Images 1:06

3+ y ago1:06

1:06

When speaking with visuals, your pictures need to be high quality.Alan Hoffler による

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First Impressions 1:06

3+ y ago1:06

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As a speaker, first impressions are key to get your audience to listen to what you have to say.Alan Hoffler による

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Standardize Your Fonts 1:08

3+ y ago1:08

1:08

Standardizing the fonts of your presentation makes it easier to process information.Alan Hoffler による

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No Excuses 0:57

3+ y ago0:57

0:57

When things go wrong, don't make an excuse.Alan Hoffler による

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Fix it, Feature it, or Forget it 1:17

3+ y ago1:17

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When things go wrong, you have three options of how to approach the situation.Alan Hoffler による

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Don't assume they know. Find Out. 1:02

3+ y ago1:02

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Don't assume things about your audience, research and find out.Alan Hoffler による

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Reason to Listen 0:58

3+ y ago0:58

0:58

Make sure your audience knows why they are there before you dive into your content.Alan Hoffler による

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Find Your One Thing 1:03

3+ y ago1:03

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Find your one thing before you do anything else in crafting your message.Alan Hoffler による

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The Problem With Um 1:13

3+ y ago1:13

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Getting rid of the continued thought helps the audience to process and to understand.Alan Hoffler による

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Analog is Still a Great Way to Plan 1:00

3+ y ago1:00

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Electronics are helpful, but to synthesize thoughts and be creative, go analog.Alan Hoffler による

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Open/Close - Practice More 0:53

4y ago0:53

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If you have limited time, and you do, focus on the critical spots. The open and the close are worthy candidates.Alan Hoffler による

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Use a Helper 0:48

4y ago0:48

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Instead of taking time away from your duties on stage, hire a helper.Alan Hoffler による

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Go Bigger With Your Voice 0:50

4y ago0:50

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Unless you’re one of the very very few, go bigger with your voice and your expressions.Alan Hoffler による

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Look for Chances to Speak 1:14

4y ago1:14

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Never turn down a chance to speak, or an opportunity to get better. Educate yourself and face your fear.Alan Hoffler による

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Compress Your PowerPoint 1:08

4y ago1:08

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Create and edit your presentation at full size, then reduce it and compress your pictures once, right before you publish it.Alan Hoffler による

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Structure 1:01

4y ago1:01

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If the goal of your speech is to get the audience to repeat some or all of your message, then you need to employ some sort of structure.Alan Hoffler による