In episode 120 Ken Davis and Matt Brady talk about discovering your assets. In this episode you’ll learn: •That you must identify what your passion •How to find the brand in your speaking •How to develop a product from your assets "Listen to what people are saying about you.”

In episode 119 Ken Davis talks to Lee Cockerell, author, speaker and former Disney VP. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why time management is so important to your success •How being unique can help drive business •The importance of not being too reliant on technology while giving a presentation "Lee Cockerell – bringing Disney magic to presentations.”

In episode 118 Ken Davis talks to Ramsey Solutions Personality, Anthony O’Neal. In this episode you’ll learn: •How mining what has happened in your own life can be your greatest story •Sometimes it’s not about being the best speaker, but being the hardest working speaker •The importance of being the same person on-stage and off-stage "My mouth always got me in trouble – now my mouth gets me paid."

In episode 117 Ken Davis speaks to pastor, musician and motivator, Richard Allen Farmer. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why your listeners deserve to hear polished english language •That being self-correcting and self-editing is a gift to the audience •Writing out your speeches ahead of time can help you fully flesh out your idea and thoughts "The ability to communicate is foundational across the board."

In episode 116 Ken Davis talks to graphic designer, world-traveler and web developer, Jackie Hobbins of Moonpup Productions. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why every speaker needs a website •The importance of branding and brand consistency •Three essential elements to include in your website "In today’s world, if you don’t have a web presence, it’s almost like you don’t exist."

In episode 115 Ken Davis talks to Ramsey Solutions Personality, Christy Wright. In this episode you’ll learn: •Why you should find the common denominator in your audience as you prepare •You have to help your audience recognize the problem before you speak about the solution •How to recognize if your life is out of balance and what to do to become more balanced "Find the common pain-point in your audience and speak to that."

In episode 114 Ken Davis talks to Author and SCORRE™ Coach, Sarah Beckman. In this episode you’ll learn: •That sometimes you have to wait for the right time to launch •Creative ways to practice your craft •How the SCORRE™ process applies to writing "Your leading, your calling, is more powerful than the opinions of man."

In episode 113 Michele Cushatt joins Ken Davis on the podcast again to discuss her new book, I Am: A 60-Day Journey to Knowing Who You Are Because of Who He Is. Be sure to listen to our other podcasts featuring Michele on Episode 045 and Episode 072. In this episode you’ll learn: •That as communicators we tend to equate our work with our worth •The importance of being consistently good in your communication •Why you must have your identity secured before you step on the stage "Subconscious objectives will always hijack a presentation."

In episode 112 Ken Davis talks to Emmy® -nominated and best-selling comedian, Chonda Pierce. In this episode you’ll learn: •How Chonda got her start imitating Minnie Pearl at the Grand Ole Opry •Why it is important to reveal some truth about yourself during your presentation •You cannot blame the people around you because ultimately you are the decision maker for you "At the bottom of it all, you are your decision maker."

In episode 111 Ken Davis talks to two twenty-something brothers and entrepreneurs Kody & Kyler McCormick about their company, the Outbound Life. In this episode you’ll learn: •To define your end goal and start taking the steps towards that goal •That your weakness can be your strength if you look at it in the right light •Understanding the difference between your audience and your customer "You get to fail as many times as you want-you’re not losing, you’re learning.æ