Get Good At Presenting Podcast with Lee Jackson

WIIFM. The important question that can help you better connect with your audience and make your presentations more engaging and relevant.

A series of one minute podcasts with tips to help you Get Good® At Presenting.

You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/

Improve the way you present by asking the question, what is the purpose of this talk?

A series of one minute podcasts with tips to help you Get Good® At Presenting.

You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/

Lee introduces a series of 19 one minute podcasts with tips to help you Get Good® At Presenting in less than 60 seconds. 

You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org

Ep 33 - Lee interviews speaker, author and film-maker Big Ian Donaghy and they talk speaking, writing, music, partying with Cameron Diaz and hanging out with Hilda Ogden! Big Ian is a successful keynote speaker, trainer and author and also produces films that are used world-wide for learning. Find out more about Ian and his amazing journey on this fun and down-to-earth podcast or via his website - https://bigian.co.uk/

You can also find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/

Ep 32 - Lee speaks to Rikki Arundel co-founder of the Professional Speaking Association and an experienced speech/storytelling expert. Enjoy a fun and relaxed chat with Lee and Rikki, as they talk about how they met, their worst speaking gigs, top on-stage and online performance tips, how to find your real-life stories and how to fill a room when presenting. Lee: https://www.liinks.co/leejackson Rikki: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rikkiarundel

Ep 31 - Classical and data storytelling tips with Sam Knowles. Lee chats to Sam Knowles from Insight Agents about his love of classical stories and also the practical and big picture stuff around making data work in presentations. Data storytelling is something that is key to talks in the 21st century.

You can find Lee Jackson the Keynote Speaker and Presentation coach at www.leejackson.org 

You can contact Sam via his LinkedIn profile here 

Some links story related to the discussion too helpfully provided by Sam:

 

Robert McKee - https://mckeestory.com.

His book Story and Storynomics.

Lots of really interesting evidence, from Aristotle to Joseph Campbell, he of the hero’s journey.

 

For more on Jungian archetypes and how these underpin all myths around the world, Alexander 'Sandy' Dunlop runs something called the Cultural Myth School of Branding and can be found at https://www.alexanderdunlop.ie

 

The US podcast, The Business of Story, presented by Park Howell

https://businessofstory.com/storytelling-podcast/

 

“The 5 Myths Trump Uses to Wield Power” (episode 234) https://businessofstory.com/podcast/5-myths-trump-uses/

 

“7 Marketing Lessons from the myth of the Plague” (episode 260) https://businessofstory.com/podcast/marketing-lessons-from-myths/

 

"A Practical Guide to the Story Cycle and Transformational Business Languages” (episode 33)

https://businessofstory.com/podcast/a-practical-guide-to-the-story-cycle/

 

And finally, Sam's podcast, the Small Data Forum, is… https://www.smalldataforum.com. They describe it as “a sideways look at the uses and abuses of data big and small in politics, business, and public life”.

In this episode of Get Good® At Presenting The Podcast - speaker and presentation coach Lee Jackson https://leejackson.org/ interviews keynote speaker, tsunami survivor and people reader Michelle Mills Porter (aka MMP). Lee and Michelle talk good and bad storytelling, reading audiences and a lot more in this honest and inspiring interview. Michelle's story is amazing.  

Lee's guest: 

MMP - Michelle Mills Porter is an award-winning Speaker, Author, Master Behaviour Profiler and one of the Top Recommended People on LinkedIn, where she received Platinum Status. She is a multi-award-winning business owner and creator of “The People Reader – the bulletproof system for winning new clients.” Her first business was achieving huge success and making a mark in the industry as the only marketing company in history to be paid on results alone. Winning award after award and enjoying a queue of clients waiting to get onto her books, Michelle decided to celebrate with a couple of exotic holidays and found herself in the middle of the Boxing Day Tsunami. You can find her at https://mmp.uk.com/

In this special episode, speaker and presentation coach Lee Jackson https://leejackson.org/ and his guests give lots of background and top tips for public speaking when English is not your first language - with guests Olga Geidane + Frederika Roberts.

Ep28 - Can we learn to be funny? Or how to be naturally funny - with top comedian + comedy workshop expert Paul 'Silky' White. In this episode Lee Jackson (www.leejackson.org) talks to his improv and comedy teacher. Silky is not only a great comedian with years of experience around the world but he's also a nice bloke who just wants to help people to be naturally funny. They talk comedy, comedians, speaking, jokes, audiences, events, politics, covid and culture in this fun and honest chat! And to wrap up Silky even gives us an exclusive comedy song live! Silky's website with details of his gigs and comedy workshops is here: www.silkythecomedian.com Don't forget: Lee's Get Good At Presenting the audiobook is out now - grab it on Audible today:https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B084KV72BF/?source_code=AUKFrDlWS02231890H6-BK-ACX0-181647&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_181647_rh_ukPlease tweet, share and subscribe: https://twitter.com/leejackson(Occasional fruity word, but not explicit btw)

Lee brings together a stellar panel of top award-winning pro speakers to answer the big question...

"What is the future of Speaking and what is the future of the Speaking industry?