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If you keep getting interrupted in meetings, the real reason isn't rudeness, it's anxiety, and it's fixable with one shift in how you talk.
This episode breaks down why people cut you off in meetings, on sales calls, and even from the audience when you're on stage, and it's never about you. You'll get two different playbooks, one for speaking from the stage and one for corporate settings, so you know exactly how to pace a room and keep control of your spotlight time.
Here's what you'll learn:
Pace the room, and the interruptions stop finding a way in.
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Being nice and being a pushover are not the same thing, and only one of them gets you respected.
Danny Goldberg wrote the book on this, literally. He's the author of "A Little Bit of A$$hole," and he joins the show to talk about the fine line between people pleasing and having real boundaries, and why the leaders who get remembered are the ones who know the difference.
Here's what you'll learn:
Boundaries don't make you a jerk. They make you someone people respect.
If you needed permission to stop over-explaining every no, this is it. Grab Danny's book, "A Little Bit of A$$hole," at littlebitahole.com.
Connect with Danny M. Goldberg at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannymgoldberg and on Twitter - DannyMGoldberg
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Your credibility doesn't come from your resume, it comes from your stories.
Most people skip their authority section because bragging about themselves feels uncomfortable, so they either read off a boring list of credentials or skip it entirely. Neither one gets you remembered. This episode breaks down exactly how storytelling does the job your resume never could.
Here's what you'll learn:
You're full of stories. You just haven't given yourself credit for them yet.
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A great teacher can make even the most boring subject feel unforgettable.
Can you imagine sitting through three hours of college chemistry and actually loving it? That's what happens when the right person stands at the front of the room. Discover how one teacher’s passion and energy changed everything for his students, and why that memory still matters decades later.
Most people just lecture and lose their audience, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Learn why storytelling, movement, and genuine excitement have the power to keep people on the edge of their seats, whether you’re leading a meeting or speaking on stage.
Here’s what you’ll learn:Be the teacher they’ll always remember, not the lecturer they’ll forget.
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Standing out isn't just about being seen, it’s about doing the exact opposite of what everyone else is doing.
Are you stuck blending in at work, in your industry, or on social media? Maybe you’re following the crowd, thinking it will get you noticed. But what if the real key to getting ahead is to break away from the pack and be boldly different?
Discover how changing even the smallest things, like your wardrobe or how you talk in meetings can help you be remembered. Whether you’re a corporate leader or an entrepreneur, learn why going against the grain will open up new opportunities and make you the obvious next choice.
Here’s what you’ll learn:Do the opposite and get remembered instead of overlooked.
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Thank you for listening, LA
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What you wear today changes not what others think of you but how you think, act, and succeed.
Simple outfit choices have a greater impact on your confidence, focus, and how people respond to you. What you slip on each morning is quietly deciding whether you’re remembered or overlooked.
Discover the secrets of “Enclothed Cognition” and the powerful “Halo Effect.” Find out why handpicking what you wear can flip a switch inside, making you stand taller and speak with confidence in any room.
Here’s what you’ll learn:Dress for your mind and command the room before you say a single word.
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The best communicators aren't always the best speakers—they're the best listeners.
Discover why pauses in conversation matter as much as the words themselves. Learn what sets truly engaging speakers apart from average presenters. Transform your thinking about corporate presentations, storytelling, and even failures from the stage.
Dr. Michael Gerharz joins Laurie-Ann Murabito to discuss and challenge everything you thought you knew about communication. You'll uncover actionable ways to improve your talks so that your message sticks—every time.
You'll learn:
Flip the spotlight. Make your audience the hero. That’s how talks get remembered.
Dr. Michael Gerharz
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgerharz/
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Have you ever felt your words fall flat when introducing yourself or pitching your services? Whether you're networking, interviewing, or speaking on stage, how you communicate can make or break the experience. It's not just what you say, it's how you say it that matters.
In this episode, we'll explore the art of speaking with confidence and authority in any situation. As a coach, consultant, or service provider, mastering this skill is essential for standing out and making a lasting impression.
Here’s what you’ll learn:>>>Book an Executive Presence Audit at https://speakandstandout.com/executive-presence
Experts Edge newsletter delivered right to you inbox: https://speakandstandout.com/bid-newsletterDon't let another networking event or speaking chance pass you by. Tune in now to start your journey towards confident, impactful communication that demands attention and respect.
Listen to Ep 65. Your Elevator Pitch is a Commercial and Not a Documentary
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Your comfort zone isn't protecting you, it's quietly making you weaker and costing you.
We live in a world engineered for comfort. Air conditioning, instant everything, a soft landing for every little ache. And somewhere along the way we started treating discomfort like a malfunction to fix instead of the entrance fee for almost everything worth having. This episode unpacks why comfort is so expensive, how it quietly compounds against you, and how to start building real tolerance for the discomfort that growth actually requires.
Here's what you'll learn:
Comfort keeps you safe and small. Discomfort is where you actually grow, and this episode shows you how to stop running from it.
>>>Book an Executive Presence Audit at https://speakandstandout.com/executive-presence
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