Has it ever occurred to you that we have more people with disabilities around us than we think? We need to consider them more when delivering presentations, offering services or creating products.

Tune in to my conversation with Max Ivey and learn:

• Why speaking about disability is so important
• Why making products and services accessible is a win for everybody
• What challenges people with disabilities face 
• What products and services need to be more accessible
• How to fight the fear and speak in public - tips from a person with disability
• How asking for help could be your path for success 
• How to make your presentations more accessible

Maxwell Ivey, known as The Blind Blogger, is a digital accessibility expert helping businesses leverage the power of the disability community by making their products, services, and content accessible for individuals with disabilities.

He shares his knowledge through writing, speaking, consulting, and podcasting from both sides of the mic.

Connect with Max:

• http://linkedin.com/in/maxwellivey
• facebook.com/maxwellivey
• x.com/maxwellivey
• youtube.com/maxwellivey

Get a complimentary call if you want to have your website checked for accessibility: https://calendly.com/justask/20min?month=2025-01

Do you ever feel stuck not knowing how to structure your presentation or workshop? 

Tune in and learn my three techniques for brainstorming ideas.

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Has it ever crossed your mind that LEGO can be used for more than just playing? Apparently, you can create speeches and strategies, even build connections with your date using LEGO.

Tune in to my unique and intriguing conversation with Kate Raynes-Goldie and learn:

• How LEGO helps visualize and create your speech.
• How to use LEGO for brainstorming and creativity during workshops and trainings.
• How to connect with people through LEGO.
• How LEGO helps in coaching, mental health and developing the right mindset.
• How to create an authentic work environment using LEGO.
• How play can help overcome fear.

Dr. Kate Raynes-Goldie is an internationally awarded human connection designer, PhD trained business anthropologist and the Chief Connection Officer at The Up Next Company. She is a Certified Facilitator of LEGO® Serious Play® and the creator of SUPERCONNECT®, as well as a long time innovation columnist for the Business News.

A past TEDx speaker coach, Kate has more than 20 years experience speaking internationally. Kate was named one of WA's 40 under 40 and the Australian Computer Society’s Professional of the Year.

Connect with Kate:

https://www.kateraynesgoldie.com/speakercoaching
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kateraynesgoldie/

Do you think you always communicate with authenticity? Most people would say - yes. However, we often hide our true self without even realizing it.

Tune in to learn practical tips on how to be an authentic communciator.

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Would you call yourself an authentic communicator? I bet you would. Everyone I met thinks they are authentic. But what we don't realize is there's more to it than we know.

Tune into my conversation with Jem Fuller and learn:

• What brings people inner peace.
• How having inner peace helps with interpersonal communication.
• How to get to the next level of conscious communication.
• How to understand authenticity and why it’s important for communication.
• How to be an authentic leader.
• How to define your core values and use them for authentic communication.

Jem Fuller is the author of the award-winning book, The Art of Conscious Communication, and can be seen delivering his TEDx talk on YouTube.

For more than 12 years now, he has run his own executive leadership coaching practice and international retreat company in the Himalaya, Bali and Australia.

Jem is passionate about providing teachings and experiences to facilitate foundations for fulfilment and inner peace.

If you're like me and have some ADHD and OCD traits, you might want to adapt your communication style. 

Tune in to learn my three tips for being a better communicator and speaker if you have neurodivergent brain.

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Do you know anybody who has ADHD, OCD or autism? Maybe it's you? Apparently, I have some of the neurodiverse traits, and it turns out there are more of us than you might think. 

It's time to lift up the curtain on the topic of neurodivergence and stop discriminating people whose brain works differently.

Tune in to my conversation with Malumir Logan and learn:

• How to understand neurodivergence.
• What ‘intersectional polymath’ means.
• How to communicate so that everyone feels included.
• What not to do when communicating with people with neurodivergence.
• How to adjust and improve your communication skills if you are neurodivergent.
• How to recognize that you have a bias towards people who think and communicate differently.

Malur Logan is an intersectional, seasoned leader with two decades of experience in strategic and operational expertise and a published author in public sector innovation.

She is a university Adjunct Professor teaching master-level leadership and career navigation courses as well as a small business owner in the spiritual industry and a certified master practitioner in neurolinguistic techniques.

Connect with Malumir:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/Malumir-R-Logan
Website: https://acornandburdock.ca/

Do you ever get nervous before speaking? Or maybe even have a fear or anxiety when you need to present?

Tune in and learn the four speaking energies that will help you find your unique style for giving presentations. That's a powerful way of beating nervousness and building confidence in speaking.

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What's your relationship with fear? Do you understand it? Do you know its pluses and minuses? 

Tune in to my conversation with Fletcher Ellingson and learn:

• What the feel-good state of mind means.
• What fear is “the mother of all fears”.
• What causes people’s fear of public speaking.
• How to understand fear: its core and its gift.
• How to tell yourself the ‘courage stories’ to overcome fears.
• How to rewire our brain and change our mindset.
• Practical steps for developing the right mindset.

Fletcher is a speaker, coach, and author of the best selling book The Practice of Feeling Good.

Using a combination of science and psychology he helps his clients break free from financial struggle, overwhelm, and persistent worry so they can spend more time doing what they love, contribute to their families, and impact their communities.

Fletcher also hosts a regional weekly TV show, is a regular contributing columnist, and a professional magician.

Connect with him:

www.FletcherEllingson.com

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Have you made a New Years Resolution? I haven't. I do something different every year. And this process helped me get what I want several years in a row.

Tune in and learn my three steps in setting and achieving your goals and dreams.

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