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#160 Wellth Talks - Public Speaking
In this episode of "Wellth Talks," hosts Garry Kelly, Niall Leyden and Pádraic Ó Máille, explore the challenges and importance of public speaking. They share personal stories, practical tips, and advice on overcoming nerves, building confidence, and connecting with audiences. The discussion highlights the value of preparation, authenticity, and storytelling, emphasising that public speaking is a vital skill for personal and professional growth. Listeners are encouraged to embrace opportunities to speak, refine their stories, and develop their unique voice, making public speaking accessible and empowering for everyone.
Please visit:
GK Media
https://www.gkmedia.ie
Atlantic Wealth Management
https://atlanticwm.ie
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
https://omaille.ie
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Introduction and Setting the Topic (00:00:17)
The hosts introduce themselves and announce the episode’s focus on public speaking and storytelling.
Garry’s Best Man Speech Story (00:00:34)
Garry shares a humorous and humbling story about his first public speaking experience as a best man.
Lessons from Public Speaking Mistakes (00:02:27)
Discussion on learning from public speaking errors and the importance of not letting ego take over.
Building Audience Connection (00:02:54)
Garry explains how he connects with audiences, using personal anecdotes and humour to engage listeners.
Preparation Styles and “Prepared Impromptu” (00:04:09)
Pádraic discusses different preparation styles and the concept of the “prepared impromptu” speech.
Bill Clinton’s Speech Example (00:05:35)
A story about Bill Clinton’s impactful speech, highlighting the power of a strong beginning and ending.
Importance of Preparation for Key Speeches (00:07:53)
Emphasis on preparing for significant speeches like weddings and eulogies, and the need for accuracy.
Managing Nerves and Audience Perception (00:08:53)
Advice on handling nerves, as nervousness can transfer to the audience and affect the presentation.
Public Speaking as a Superpower (00:10:31)
Niall describes public speaking as a superpower, valuable in all areas of life, not just on stage.
Fear of Public Speaking and Imposter Syndrome (00:10:43)
Niall discusses the roots of public speaking anxiety and the prevalence of imposter syndrome.
The Value of Storytelling and Presentation Skills (00:12:01)
The group reflects on the importance of storytelling, referencing Michelle Obama and Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffett and Dale Carnegie’s Influence (00:14:33)
Discussion about Warren Buffett valuing his public speaking certificate above all others.
Building Confidence Through Practice (00:16:28)
Pádraic shares how public speaking practice boosts confidence, using examples from Junior Chamber.
Pádraic’s School Debating Story (00:17:25)
A personal story about how debating in school transformed Pádraic’s confidence and academic path.
Presentation Skills Trumping Ideas (00:21:50)
Emphasis that the ability to present well often outweighs having the best idea or product.
Articulation and Leadership in Business (00:22:11)
The importance of articulation and confidence for leaders and business professionals.
Preparation and the BRME Acronym (00:22:56)
Pádraic introduces the BRME acronym for effective presentations: Beginning, Repetition, Emphasis, Maximize involvement, Ending.
Starting with a Story or Question (00:25:07)
Tips on opening presentations with a story or question to engage the audience.
Encouragement to Practice Public Speaking (00:26:18)
Encouragement for listeners to challenge themselves and practice articulating their own stories.
Conclusion and Call to Action (00:27:35)
The hosts wrap up, encouraging feedback and sharing, and preview the next episode.
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In this episode of "Wellth Talks," hosts Garry Kelly, Niall Leyden and Pádraic Ó Máille, explore the challenges and importance of public speaking. They share personal stories, practical tips, and advice on overcoming nerves, building confidence, and connecting with audiences. The discussion highlights the value of preparation, authenticity, and storytelling, emphasising that public speaking is a vital skill for personal and professional growth. Listeners are encouraged to embrace opportunities to speak, refine their stories, and develop their unique voice, making public speaking accessible and empowering for everyone.
Please visit:
GK Media
https://www.gkmedia.ie
Atlantic Wealth Management
https://atlanticwm.ie
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
https://omaille.ie
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Introduction and Setting the Topic (00:00:17)
The hosts introduce themselves and announce the episode’s focus on public speaking and storytelling.
Garry’s Best Man Speech Story (00:00:34)
Garry shares a humorous and humbling story about his first public speaking experience as a best man.
Lessons from Public Speaking Mistakes (00:02:27)
Discussion on learning from public speaking errors and the importance of not letting ego take over.
Building Audience Connection (00:02:54)
Garry explains how he connects with audiences, using personal anecdotes and humour to engage listeners.
Preparation Styles and “Prepared Impromptu” (00:04:09)
Pádraic discusses different preparation styles and the concept of the “prepared impromptu” speech.
Bill Clinton’s Speech Example (00:05:35)
A story about Bill Clinton’s impactful speech, highlighting the power of a strong beginning and ending.
Importance of Preparation for Key Speeches (00:07:53)
Emphasis on preparing for significant speeches like weddings and eulogies, and the need for accuracy.
Managing Nerves and Audience Perception (00:08:53)
Advice on handling nerves, as nervousness can transfer to the audience and affect the presentation.
Public Speaking as a Superpower (00:10:31)
Niall describes public speaking as a superpower, valuable in all areas of life, not just on stage.
Fear of Public Speaking and Imposter Syndrome (00:10:43)
Niall discusses the roots of public speaking anxiety and the prevalence of imposter syndrome.
The Value of Storytelling and Presentation Skills (00:12:01)
The group reflects on the importance of storytelling, referencing Michelle Obama and Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffett and Dale Carnegie’s Influence (00:14:33)
Discussion about Warren Buffett valuing his public speaking certificate above all others.
Building Confidence Through Practice (00:16:28)
Pádraic shares how public speaking practice boosts confidence, using examples from Junior Chamber.
Pádraic’s School Debating Story (00:17:25)
A personal story about how debating in school transformed Pádraic’s confidence and academic path.
Presentation Skills Trumping Ideas (00:21:50)
Emphasis that the ability to present well often outweighs having the best idea or product.
Articulation and Leadership in Business (00:22:11)
The importance of articulation and confidence for leaders and business professionals.
Preparation and the BRME Acronym (00:22:56)
Pádraic introduces the BRME acronym for effective presentations: Beginning, Repetition, Emphasis, Maximize involvement, Ending.
Starting with a Story or Question (00:25:07)
Tips on opening presentations with a story or question to engage the audience.
Encouragement to Practice Public Speaking (00:26:18)
Encouragement for listeners to challenge themselves and practice articulating their own stories.
Conclusion and Call to Action (00:27:35)
The hosts wrap up, encouraging feedback and sharing, and preview the next episode.