Satisfied & Content

Did someone say it's Cuffing Season?! Whether you are newly infatuated or 20-year-veteran in marital blass, we all use our lips to talk, it's true. BUT we also communicate through body langauage and KISSING is a key skillset when it comes to intimacy lingo. Let's look into why kissing -- or lack of it -- can lead to resentment and dysfunction in adult romantic relationships. Plese be aware this episode contains language and scenarios unsuitable for minors.

Often people take an informal, careless, and sometimes unethical approach to pitching partnerships, sales, or collaborations. Chances are, a few of these people have sent you a message via social media or email that was off-putting, confusing, or downright lazy. Here's what they did wrong so that you don't repeat it. I'm Speaking Now wants you to be on the right track when YOU represent YOUR product or brand!

It's draining when you're listening to someone who always seems to paint a picture of perfection when you know something is amiss. They embroider, bedazzle, and fake the funk to their own detriment. It takes some time to realize that a person simply hasn't mastered telling the truth. This episode explains why people who stretch the truth, gloss over misfortune, and skirt around real answers can be a liability for you personally and professionally.

OVATION CEO and Founder Kerri Garbis gives us excellent and adaptable tips on how we can get our audience to commit to the content we share. Kerri covers attention grabbers, the art of the "BUTTON," and when you should ask your audience for feedback. This episode will support you in leading your team with crystal clear messaging, whether it's for a Zoom meeting or an in-person conference. Learn more about OVATION and its non-profit program BE READY at www.getovation.com.

Are you stalling the launch or development of ideas, programs, protocol, or improvements because you're constantly waiting for people to give you PERMISSION? This episode serves to support listeners who are struggling with execution of projects and need an unusual amount of hand-holding to believe that their concepts are worthy of being realized.

Learn about how control, engagement, pronunciation, and content mastery (CPEC) can be improved upon for your upcoming presentation, training, or speaking projects. Also, you'll be able to get an idea of the consequences of not integrating CPEC when you are invited to lead, speak, or teach a group. By the conclusion of this episode, you'll be more prepared to make an impact upon the most discerning of audiences.

The thirst is real! When a person is desperate they will do anything to get your attention. In this episode we explore when "trying too hard" goes wrong and the reasons that authenticity is always the better route. We'll examine "thirst" in digital spaces, romantic situations, and marketing messaging/content and the consequences that befall people who push the envelope too far due to their desperation.

Toxic humility is real. Do you know how many people would prefer that you not share how amazing your products, progress, or projects really are? Your ownership of your accomplishments makes some people very uncomfortable. In this episode I walk you through the art of normalizing pride in your contributions and greatness. I also make an interesting metaphor using shea butter, ashy heels, and sandals. Trust me, it'll make sense when you listen.

Thinking about changing careers? You've probably been having quite the internal dialogue. There's no one better to help you through this decision-making process than Mustafa Ammar of The Passion MBA. He's not only a dedicated career coach but having been a pharmacist, Egyptian diplomat to China, and an investment banking pro - he teaches us all a few lessons on why we should follow our passions. Learn more at www.thepassionmba.com and at @thepassionmba on Instagram.

There is a time and a place to share who you know and how you know them. However, most people who name-drop within conversations or presentations never choose the right time or the right reason. In this episode we dissect why name-dropping attempts often falls flat on its face.