In this episode, I share an interview I did for the 30DaySpeaker.com with Dat Le. Dat is an Entrepreneur & Investor. We discuss the importance of Networking and how to do it with confidence. Networking and communication are just like any other muscle, the more you do it, the easier it will get. The only way to get good at something is to actually do it. You can read a book about it, and acquire the knowledge but if you don’t apply it then you don’t have real-life experience. The difference between the information and the application is huge. In terms of application, you need to have that real-life experience. Grab a notebook and a pen & enjoy the show!

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Communication is the most important skill for personal and professional success. In this episode, I share a client testimonial I did with Master Your Stutter student, Archie! We discuss how overcoming your fear of public speaking is key to leading a fulfilling life and unlocking your true potential. Archie realized that people are not born public speakers; instead public speaking is a learn-able skill. I hope you feel inspired listening to this!

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In this episode, I interview Master Your Stutter student - Mark! Mark overcame his life long fear of speaking to authorities and landed a managerial job that paid him 10K more a year! 

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In this video, I share an interview I did for the 30 Day Speaker with the Zab Twins. Arek and Brian, also known as the Zab twins, are serial entrepreneurs who do over 7 figures across multiple businesses and brands. After escaping a 9-5 job, they have spent time building their name within the Amazon coaching space and have consulted over 100 brands.  

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In this episode, I discuss 3 science-backed techniques for those looking to overcome their stutter, speak fluently, project confidently, and communicate effectively.

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In this episode, I discuss the idea of living your best life. The most fundamental part of living your best life is, being in a place where you are living a life of no expectations and you’re being authentically you. I will be breaking down this concept for you, so grab a notebook and a pen because this episode is very motivating & inspiring. If you're searching for some motivation this is definitely for you, enjoy the show!

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In this episode, I share an interview I did for the 30DaySpeaker.com with Pedro Pena. Pedro is the creator of a successful podcast called, My Stuttering Life. He attained his master's degree in industrial-organizational psychology at the University of Houston Clearlake. He began to stutter after a traumatic dog attack at the age of 5. After 20 years of speech therapy, Pedro has embraced his stutter and no longer lets fear dictate every facet of his life.

Fear is a powerful emotion. For 35 years of Pedro’s life- it controlled everything. Pedro first enrolled in a pre-law major but switched to psychology due to the fear of his stutter. He was isolated from his peers growing up because no one wanted to be around the guy that stuttered. He feared being in social environments and avoided public speaking. Growing up, he suffered from low self-esteem and was often brought down by others. People told him that he wasn’t capable of accomplishing anything in life. This pushed Pedro into a very dark place in his life. He decided that he wanted to end his misery by taking his life.

One night, he grabbed his dad’s gun and walked out of the house. As he was walking down the road, he passed by a homeless man. The man approached Pedro and asked him what he was doing. And so, he told him about his struggles with his stutter. The homeless man explained to Pedro that he was on the earth for a purpose. He needed to find that purpose. At that moment, the darkness went away. That homeless man saved Pedro’s life. 

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In this episode, I share a Facebook Live from October 31st. This podcast episode is a message to the people with big dreams & goals. A positive mental attitude is a huge contributor to how successful you’ll be. Is your glass half-empty or half-full? How you answer this age-old question about positive thinking may reflect your outlook on life, your attitude toward yourself, and whether you're optimistic or pessimistic. I provide so much value in this short episode, you don’t want to miss this! Grab a notebook and a pen, & enjoy the show!

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In this episode, I share an interview I did for the 30dayspeaker.com with Dr. Michael Wilson. He is an Entrepreneur, Husband, Father, & Dentist. In this episode, you will learn about radical honesty. Being radically honest means telling the truth all. the. time. and losing that internal filter that tells you to keep certain things ― usually knotty and emotionally complicated things ― to yourself.

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In this episode, I share an interview I did for the 30dayspeaker.com with Quan Nguyen. Quan is an author, high-performance coach, and public speaker that has trained many people around the globe. He teaches many subjects like human psychology, breath, meditation, and how to unleash your hidden potential. His mission is to elevate people by teaching them how to go within. He is the author of The Morning Hero: how heros starts their morning and take charge of their lives.

Let’s take a look at Quan’s acronym: H. E. R. O.

H: How you start your day is how you finish it. If you start your day with gratitude, it reflects on how the rest of your day carries on.

E: Engage with what’s important. Try to avoid social media or just your phone in general when starting your day. Start it with things that are important to you. Engage with self-love such as reading, being healthy, good relationships, etc.

R: Relight and Recharge. When you get burnt out, go to a place where you relax and keep going. It’s okay to take breaks and figure out what the next move is.

O: On to the next day. Just repeat. Be willing to execute, have patience, and perseverance along the way.

Tips on becoming a hero include: Writing in a gratitude journal, Making your bed when you wake up, telling yourself positive affirmations, writing down personal goals, etc.

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