Joe Heaps, founder of eSpeakers and author of Masters of the Mic, shares why the most talented speakers are not always the ones who get booked. The difference is often business execution. Joe explains that successful speakers do four things well: get clear on who they serve, build credibility, develop relationships, and create systems that […]

In this episode of Speak & Get What You Want, Chad Kerby sits down with entrepreneur, speaker, and business coach Ramon Ray to talk about one of the biggest things holding people back from reaching their potential: waiting until they have everything figured out. The truth is, most successful people don’t see the entire path […]

In this powerful episode of Speak & Get What You Want, Chad Kerby sits down with Ben Kjar, the inspiring subject of the film Standout, to talk about what it really means to call your shot, disobey average, and become the person you were created to be. Born with Crouzon syndrome, Ben learned early that […]

110. The Comfort Trap: Why Discipline Is the Ultimate Competitive Advantage

Why do people tune you out...even when what you're saying is true? The problem usually isn't your personality, your expertise, or your passion. It's that your communication is filled with white noise: vague phrases that sound inspiring but don't actually…

In today’s world, comfort is everywhere. Food is delivered to our door, entertainment is available instantly, and distractions are only a tap away. While convenience has made life easier, it has also made discipline optional. In this episode, Chad Kerby and Raegan Moore discuss why choosing discipline over comfort is one of the most important […]

108. Faith, Fear, and the Courage to Start Over

107. He Walked Away From Millions—Here's Why

In a world where people are more distracted and disconnected than ever, the ability to create genuine connection has become a competitive advantage in business, relationships, leadership, and life. In this episode of Speak and Get What You Want, Chad…

Why do people tune you out…even when what you’re saying is true? The problem usually isn’t your personality, your expertise, or your passion. It’s that your communication is filled with white noise: vague phrases that sound inspiring but don’t actually tell people what to do. In this episode, Chad Kerby explains why statements like “work […]