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Victor Ahipene: Speaking nation, what’s happening? Welcome to another episode of public speaking secrets podcast. I’m your host, Victor Ahipene, and we have another superstar guest on today to get you kicking into 2019. I’ve got a gun and he has been a leadership advisor to some of the biggest brands in the United States of America, including the president of the United States, which we’re definitely going to delve into for all of you because I know that’s piqued your interest. And he’s worked with hundreds of leaders and organizers in the public, private and nonprofit sector. And I know we’ve had some others in the past have worked in different spaces in corporate in that has also excited a lot of you. He’s the founder of nine. It’s three seven strategy group, which is a consulting practice that provide services to leaders in healthcare organizations who want to build a world class leadership culture that transforms employees’ engagement in services. Outcomes is a former lecturer at Harvard University and the author of two books, the presidential principals, how to inspire action and create lasting impact and the audacity of leadership. So with that, uh, amazing, amazing intro, I’m not talking about trump talking more about and tom’s buyer a welcome to the show, my friend.

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Victor Ahipene: I’m good, my friend. I’m good. I’d love to kind of get a bit of a gauge before we kind of talk more about that, what you’ve done, how did you g

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Victor Ahipene: Speaking nation, what’s up? Welcome to another episode of public speaking secrets where we dive into what separates the world’s greatest speakers, trainers, and influences to allow them to share their message with more people and have a greater impact.

I’m your host, victor opinion. I’m super excited for you to be here because I want to take you through some things that I have been learning in a little bit more depth, researching myself as well to hopefully benefit obviously myself, but also all of my students and of course my awesome listeners, which are you out there, so I hope that you get some benefit out of this because what I’m going to go over briefly some of the ways that you can get on stage in front of your ideal client, your ideal audience to have that bigger impact.

I’m massively into creating a bigger impact by speaking and I think it’s one of the more powerful skills as we go into a world that going to be more automated, more technologically focused, more of our jobs are going to be lost and undisputable skill that you can have that will give you an unfair advantage over many of not only your, uh, uh, employees or the people that you work with, but also your other businesses who are in your niche or industry.

Because if you can get out there and entertain, engage, educate the people, you are going to have an unfair advantage. So without further ado, I want to jump into some of the ways that you can all chat. I just really want to touch on some of the places that you can speak offline. We won’t go into the online side of things at the moment, but from an offline side of things you’ve got and you would have heard me speak of, you’re here to any of the previous episodes. If not, jump over to publicspeakingblueprint.com. Check out all of the previous episodes where I interview some awesome speakers, uh, but you’d know if you’ve listened that there’s two types of basically two types of talks that you can do. You can give a keynote presentation where you are paid to present on that stage and it generally involves not selling from the stage.

What it involves is more or less giving something that yeah, it can represent you if it’s shaped the right way and you, you highlight and identify that problem enough that you can indirectly Saudi people coming to you from delivering a high value speech at where the other one is you can present to sell. We’r

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Victor Ahipene: Speaking nation, what’s happening on Victor, he penny back for another episode of public speaking secrets and today I have got you’re very, very lucky because this is probably going to change the path of your life. I’ve got bow and he is the number one, the world’s number one bucket list expert and he is a self, a pointed bucket listologist is going to have you could have been a bit more clarity with where your bucket list is, how you make it a tangible plan for your life. He is a fellow Tedx speaker and author with the my bucket list blueprint is a thought leader and here’s a globally recognized certified speaking professional, which I know will perk your ears up because many of you are either on their path or looking to go on it, but most importantly he’s ceo of bucket list coaches that are on a mission to help 10 million people just like you create their bucket list and tick it before you kick it, which is a #kickout because I absolutely love it and I just want to welcome to the show.

Trav Bell: Hello everyone.

Victor Ahipene: It’s a pleasure to have someone else in the southern hemisphere. It means I’m not up at four, 5:00 AM in the

But do not confuse rehearsal with memorization because they are two entirely different things and doing the latter would most probably mess up your presentation. So put your earplugs in and get ready to get insights about good public speaking habits!

Victor Ahipene: Speaker nation what’s happening. Welcome to another episode of public speaking secrets. I’m your host, victor, and as always, thank you so much for joining me. I want to talk to you about something that has been a bugbear of mine since I learned how to effectively public speak and it’s that we need to stop memorizing things. Okay. A lot of you. A lot of us, we learn to do one of two things when we learned about public speaking and usually it’s from someone who’s under qualified to teach. It might be your teacher at school who’s helping you along and they’re trying to give you a cookie cutter approach, which isn’t even the right. It’s more like a cake tin to cut a cookie and what, uh, what it ends up making us doors. One of two things. Either A, we’ve write out an essay and put it onto cue cards, which is just basically like shared reading when it comes to giving a presentation.

It’s never engaging a slow moving. You lose your spot and an attorney and it’s a panic. The other one is memorization and memorization has. I don’t know about you, but for most of us, if we’ve got a 10, 20, 30 minute hour presentation, memorization has never going to be the solution and this is something that I teach through the public speaking blueprint on ways and strategies that we can get as far away from that as possible, become more engaging, more confident, more charismatic, and more memorable. Is speakers with all of that leading us to hit bit more for all of that, it leads us to be having more impactful talk that people remember that they take away our overarching message in there. Have a great time. But what brought me to talk about this today as I was watching a Ted talk from Alex Honnold, Alex Honnold, and he climbed a 3000 feet vertical cliff with no harnesses, no ropes, no anything.

He just free climbed it. And it was one of the biggest successes of, uh, the climbing world ever. And it’s basically a vertical wall there. He managed to climb up and he talks to her and I highly recommend you go and have a look at it. It’s called how I climbed a 3000-foot vertical cliff, a highly recommend watching it because there’s some key messages in there when it comes to skill acquisition. So he started off climbing when he was younger. He climbs, I’m different, you know, different types of train from not yet, obviously vertical summit’s to get his skills in, to become a more confident cli

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Victor Ahipene: Speaker Nation, sending a welcome to another episode of public speaking secrets. I’m your host, Victor Ahipene, and so we’ve got Ryan Folan on who is a keynote speaker who’s absolutely obsessed was personal branding. I’ve watched a few of US talks, pretty humorous, but also got deep seating messages for helping your business and we’re going to delve into a bit of a speaking side of things and then how he’s been able to leverage that in a whole lot more. So I hope you’re all excited and buckle in because I’m going to welcome Ryan. 

Ryan Foland: Oh boy. It’s good to be here. And I know its secret. So, uh, so I feel like we’re kind of like, we’re cheating. We’re giving the secrets away. I feel like we shouldn’t be whispering or something.

Victor Ahipene: We can, we can, we can whisper. Whisper away. Thanks. Thanks for jumping on. Firstly, but, uh, can you give people, I guess a bit of a background about, you know, you’re not necessarily your journey to get to where y

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Speaking nation, what’s happening, and welcome to episode number 11. I’m your host, Victor. I’m super excited for you to be here and absolutely sorry that I missed last week’s episode. I know some of you were messaging me saying, Yo, vic, we haven’t seen this week’s episode. It’s because I have been super busy with some really, really exciting things, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t love you. I will give you kind of what I’ve been up to, kind of leads into today’s episode and it’s on testimonies and testimonials and how beneficial they can be for you in your business and you as a speaker and just in general from a whole range of things in regards to social proof. So I want to share with you a little bit about that and how that all came to be as I’ve just come back from New Zealand being the keynote speaker at a conference for New Zealand speech teachers.

So it was the New Zealand Speech Board Associations Annual Conference and I was brought in and spoke on a couple of core topics. One was podcasting, which I’ve had a lot of success and how they could potentially utilize that with the students coming up to kind of vary the way that public speaking is used as we’re in a very technologically based world. And it was really cool conference to be at my old speech teacher from high school. She was organizing it. And uh, yeah, it was great to kind of go full circle back to where it all began. And my second talk was about how to charge what you’re worth and how to leverage your time a little bit. And I’m probably gonna do an episode on that, uh, in the basis of what they’re talk look like because I think it’s really valuable for anybody regardless if you’re trying to build a speaking business, if you’re trying to build your own business or you’re trying to show more value in your workplace.

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Victor Ahipene: Speaker nation, what’s happening? Welcome to another episode of public speaking secrets where we dive into the brains and the knowledge of what separates the world’s greatest speakers, trainers and the people that you look up to when it comes to speaking from stage. I’m your host, Victor. He can in today we’ve got money and she is a best-selling author, speaker, and a successful entrepreneur who has created and started businesses around the world and now helps empower other females to do exactly the same. It’s an absolute pleasure to have you on today. Money maker. It’s a pleasure to be here. I love to get a bit of a bit of a background, so not necessarily maybe on the business side of things, but how. How did you

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Victor Ahipene: Speaking nation, what’s happening? Victor Iep here and today we’ve got Cameron Brown who is an international keynote speaker. He is a change maker in high performance expert and he’s also just come back from a ted x event which was the largest in Italy and he was the final speaker there and his speech is just gone live, have checked it out. It’s absolutely awesome and I just. I’ve been following cams progress. Well when I say progress has content for a long time because there’s something about it that gets people watching it and it’s really kind of wanted to get in behind the scenes of that and get a bit of an idea of, of what that all looks like. So we’re going to delve into that and their whole lot more today on today’s episode, but to do that go to welcome Ken. Welcome to the show my friend. Great to debate here man. So I congrats on your, on your Tedx talk. It was absolutely amazing for everyone out there. Give us a little bit of background about you and then a bit of a background about what your, what your talking tailed and because it was different and it fitted into the category of, of any good ted talk of a. It was, it was a bit out of left field and a bit different in and got everyone thinking.

Cameron Brown: Yeah. Yeah. So, so for me, I’m from Australia originally. I’m a, I’m now over in official living in the US, but grew up in uh, in Australia, um, have been running a coaching and training company for what’s about since about late 2010 now and have loved doing speaking engagements, coaching engagements all across the world now. The la