When communicating, there's a shortcut to get people to resonate with you and ultimately remember your message. The shortcut is: stories. Really - if you're communicating with someone who's completely different from you, how do you get your point across? Yes, using a story is the answer. But I talk about it in this episode. 

Tune in and get the lifehack :)

You've listened to boring speakers before. The ones who just present their info without engaging you or even making their content interesting. THIS IS A BIG NO-NO. It doesn't matter what our topic is, we can make our audience feel interested and excited. We do this by engaging them. (And engaging people is QUITE simple, trust me.) 

This episode will give you all the deets about this strategy that you should be using for the rest of your life.

YOU ARE CREATIVE. And it's important to utilize your creativity in public speaking. Here's the good thing - creativity is a skill that can be developed and strengthened. Yes, over time you can become more and more creative. I promise. 

This episode shares a few strategies you can use to amp your creativity up tenfold and show the world what you're made of.

Do you think you're a funny person or not? Well, your answer doesn't really matter. When it comes to public speaking, humor is a skill that can be learned and improved upon. All you need is strategy. 

In this episode, I talk about a simple strategy that you can use to catch people by surprise, keep your content intriguing and generate laughs all at the same time.

Giving the illusion of being perfect or always put together isn't helping your communication. People want to know that you can relate... that you're human, that you feel just like they feel. 

It might be uncomfortable, but when you are committed to vulnerability, watch how things change.

When you think of confidence, what comes to your mind? Notice that you already have a preconceived notion of what being confident is. What if that notion was different? What if you could be confident without really feeling confident? 

This episode demystifies this concept... I urge you to tune in. When you realize how simple confidence is, using it becomes a piece of cake.

TBH, the fear of public speaking is rooted in feeling "safe". Humans don't like feeling uncomfortable, whether it's communication-specific, or just related to life in general. But just feeling safe, secure, and certain keeps us in a stagnant state of mediocrity. And you're not a mediocre person right? (Besides, life is never just secure or certain.) 

So ask yourself... Am I comfortable or nah?