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A public speaking coach will assist you in improving your public speaking skills for your personal or professional goals. With the right public skills, you can build speeches and presentations and deliver them without fear. Imagine honing your speaking skills to promote your product and services and build your brand. Join this conversation with Nell Tice and hear her story and some insights into public speaking.

Nell is an entrepreneur, owner of enTICEing Media, video editor, bestselling author, podcast host, and international motivational speaker. Her journey to where she now includes extreme self-doubt, self-sabotage, narcissism, toxic work environments, and a general willingness to get out of it. Since we are all works in progress.  Nell uses her experiences to help you get to a place of joy, light, and love.  She continues to nurture her self-relationship. Your relationship with yourself is the most important one in your life. Let’s tap into some of her knowledge.

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[00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Nell Tice

[00:56] A bit about Nell’s backstory and how she got into what she does

[02:45] Her love for working behind the scenes in video editing

[04:17] Video editing structuring 

[05:22] What makes Nell not afraid to speak in front of people

[12:10] Besides having a coach, how did Nell prepare for her first public event

[14:57] Her feelings after the first presentation

[16:41] Why Kyle recommended Nell for the speaking event

[21:53] The five people on her platform and how she got them

[32:31] How Nell became a public speaker and her theme in public speaking

[39:20] The only message she would share forever

[44:58] How you can reach out and connect with Nell

[45:54] Episode wrap-up

●     Most people hate video editing because it is very detail-oriented. – Nell Tice.

●     Video editing is similar to structuring a speech. – Nell Tice.

●     You either retain or lose someone’s attention in a video within the first fifteen seconds. – Nell Tice.

●     When you practice, record, listen to yourself, and know what you are talking about. You dispense any fear of public speaking. – Nell Tice.

●     No one will remember you or recommend you for opportunities if you are not your authentic self. - Nell Tice.

●     The reason you have a coach is to follow their advice. If you are not coachable and consistently push back their suggestions and advice, then there’s no point in having one.- Nell Tice.

●     Taking that leap to the unknown is what you need to get over to your dreams and make them a reality.- Nell Tice.

●     Being true to who you are will take you further than you could imagine.- Nell Tice.

Nell Tice

Website: https://www.nelltice.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nell.tice

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nellktice/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQxvtS3QSmTLOL8IZxm-kyg

Coaching Services: https://www.theslaymakermethod.com/bio

Video Editing Services: https://enticeingmedia.com/ 

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In this video, I share some lessons learned about the speaking event I just created.

I give details on what went well, what I could have done better, and things I'll do next event!

Let me know what your thoughts are below?

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Live streaming videos on YouTube, Facebook, and other platforms can greatly improve people's public speaking skills. It helps you to practice your speech, answer questions from the audience, and provide a video archive. The archive allows you to analyze past performances to know your progress and the areas that need improvement.

Join this conversation with Brad Varnell from Las Vegas, NV. Brad is the Infinite Crypto YouTube Channel founder. His passion is to help people achieve Financial Freedom by investing in cutting-edge cryptocurrencies. In this episode, we talk about his journey, how he became a poker professional, YouTube, and its different aspects. Live videos form a greater pillar in public speaking. The social media posts will help you become better at reaching out. If you can do a live video, it will eventually be easier for you to do public speaking. You learn how to formulate, structure, and share a message.

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[00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Brad Varnell

[01:17] A bit about Brad’s backstory and how he got into what he does

[06:10] How his childhood upbringing was a bonus to overcome the fear of public speaking

[10:22] How Brad went about becoming a professional poker player

[12:50] Be careful not to jump too early from your job into entrepreneurship

[15:23] Don’t leave your job until the business is making at least double your salary

[19:01] Brad’s experiences on pre-recorded vs. live videos on his YouTube channel

[23:33] Coming up with an engaging title for live streams

[26:44] His thoughts on YouTube reels and whether he has used them

[30:46] The only one message Brad would share forever

[39:03] How you can reach out and connect with Brad

[39:47] Episode wrap-up

●     You will always fear when on stage, no matter how experienced you are in public speaking. – Brad Varnell.

●     If you have to work for a living, dealing with poker is not a bad way. – Brad Varnell.

●     It's better to keep your full-time job and ensure your bills are paid until your business can double or triple what you have been earning on the job. – Brad Varnell.

●     Get out of comfort and so something even if it sucks you. It will be much better in the long run than letting life “suck” you. – Phillip Sessions.

1. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08776ZZY4/
2. How to win friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B1VR452J/
3. Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway®: Dynamic techniques for turning Fear, Indecision, and Anger into Power, Action, and Love by Susan Jeffers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008OXEROK/

Brad Varnell

Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/infinitecrypto

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myinfinitecrypto/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/InfiniteCrypto7007/

 Philip
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-sessions-b2986563/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealphilipsessions

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Public speaking is a skill that many people find challenging. It can be particularly difficult to overcome your fear of public speaking when you have a phobia. The good news is that there are things you can do in order to conquer your fear and become more confident about public speaking.

Join this conversation with Josh Thomas as he shares some of his golden key nuggets to become courageous and confident in public speaking. Among the things, he talks about include getting a lot of repetitive communication sessions in a non-intimidating environment, such as speaking on a podcast where there’s no physical audience to watch you or judge you. Take baby steps. You do not have to achieve perfection in one day. Give yourself enough time. Fear and excitement come from the same place. That means you can actually control the feeling of fear and trick your brain into excitement.

JOSH THOMAS (Austin, Texas) is an entrepreneur, business consultant, and real estate investor passionate about helping business owners create time and financial freedom through business fundamentals, systems, and leverage. He’s the host of the popular podcast “The Do Zone” and has worked directly with over 2,500 entrepreneurs across 30+ industries across the globe. He is directly responsible for more than $50M in sales throughout his network.

He controls more than $10M in multi-family real estate and partners with various teams of syndicators with access to more than 10,000 units. Josh has been affiliated with the internet marketing community for over a decade and has traveled the world teaching entrepreneurs how to maximize their sales and marketing skills. With his former podcast, “How To Lose Money,” he interviewed multiple high-level guests at the top of their respective fields, including Cameron Herold, Gino Wickman, Mike Michalowicz, Michael Blank, and many more.

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[00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Josh Thomas

[02:33] A bit about Josh’s backstory and how he got into what he does

[06:30] How Josh overcame the fear of public speaking

[10:47] The steps you can take to overcome the fear of public speaking

[16:03] Use of PowerPoint slides in public speaking

[18:03] Get on a pane-The secret no one tells you

[20:32] The various stages and speaking events he has been

[25:50] Why he began the Do Zone Podcast and what it focuses on

[34:40] The nature of human beings to fact-find before making decisions

[36:11] How you can reach out and connect with Josh

[37:38] The only one message Josh  would share forever

[38:04] Episode wrap-up

●     Get a lot of repetitive communication sessions in a non-intimidating environment, such as speaking on a podcast where there’s no physical audience to watch you or judge you. – Josh Thomas.

●     Take baby steps. You do not have to achieve perfection in one day. Give yourself enough time. – Josh Thomas.

●     Having PowerPoint slides is better than using notes during public speaking. – Josh Thomas.

●     You should have a compelling reason as to why people should listen to you. – Josh Thomas.

●     The reactions of fear and excitement come from the same starting place — how you respond informs the emotion you experience.- Josh Thomas.

Josh Thomas
Website: https://thedozone.com/
Facebook: https://thedozone.com/community/
Podcast: https://thedozone.castos.com/
Philip Sessions
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Most speakers think that they can speak on anything, when in fact that is the worst thing you could do.

When you speak on anything, you stand for nothing and therefore, never become the expert in a particular subject and get on stage.

If you want to get on stage, you need to speak on one subject!

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In this episode, we’re joined by Jeremy Shreifels, Percussionist, Producer, Author, and Public Speaker. He has been bringing music to broad audiences for more than two decades. His focus across all these art forms is an emotional connection, bridging lyric, rhythm, and melody to best serve the vision of both his own creations and those of the artists he works with. Personally, Jeremy is an avid coffee-lover, dedicated father, and husband.

Jeremy has a passion for combining music with speaking. Tune in to listen to these and much more.

Key Highlights

[01:27] How did Jeremy overcome the fear of public speaking?

[06:21] Building calmness into speaking.

[13:26] Getting on stage for the first time.

[21:00] Being okay with failure.

[22:28] The Biltmore Event.

[25:08] Why to pick a venue.

[27:14] The meaning behind Wavelength Sessions.

[29:03] How to pick the speakers.

[40:39] Jeremy’s most powerful message.

[41:13] How is Jeremy showing up?

Notable Quotes

·         It doesn’t matter if we’re speaking to rooms of 5 or 50 or 5000. It should be the same performance - Jeremy Shreifels

·         You have to suck to be good - Jeremy Shreifels

·         Show up and never give up - Jeremy Shreifels

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Jeremy Shreifels

Website:                https://www.jeremyschreifels.com

                                https://roadto99.com

Facebook:             https://www.facebook.com/MBJeremy

Twitter:                         https://twitter.com/Music_By_Jeremy

YouTube:         https://www.youtube.com/user/jeremy2tl

Philip
Instagram:              https://www.instagram.com/iamphilipsessions
TikTok:                   https://www.tiktok.com/@philipsessions
Linkedin:                https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-sessions-b2986563/

Facebook:              https://www.facebook.com/william.philip.sessionsII

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In this episode, we’re joined by Joe Graham, a sales coach and host of the 150K podcast. He has been in sales for over 15 years but transitioned into the sales coaching space over the last few years.  

Joe grew up in the Midwest where you are expected to get a job and work in it forever. Just like most of us, Joe had no clue about how to navigate sales when he was starting his journey. He was afraid and nervous, especially in public speaking, which could have deterred his success. 

What is intriguing and inspiring about Joe is how he worked his way up to build his confidence and become an outstanding salesperson. He started by looking for people who were better and further in what he was doing and mimicked them. Joe also leveraged different podcasts to level up, and through trial and error, he was able to make it to the top.

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Key Highlights

[00:01] Introduction to the show 

[00:34] Joe’s journey and career background 

[01:49] Why Joe transitioned from sales to coaching

[03:06] How to handle rejection and shift your mindset around NOs in sales 

[04:17] Mistakes salespeople make when presenting their products 

[04:40] The importance of storytelling application in sales 

[05:47] How Joe overcame the fear of public speaking 

[10:49] Tips on how to pivot back when you go off in sales presentations 

[12:31] One-on-one Vs. on-stage sales presentation 

[14:35] How Joe is able to talk with the CEO without feeling intimidated

[19:50] How distinguishing yourself from the crowd moves you up 

[24:33] Tips on how to create stories that match your audiences

[30:37] Shifting your sales mindset from money to service focused

[36:33] How to balance helping and giving people your product to create value

[36:33] The one message Joe would speak for the rest of his life and why

[37:51] How to reach out, connect or learn more about Joe

Notable Quotes

●        You are the secret source to your business, so if you don’t level up, that’s going to be a big opening for a deficiency mindset– Joe Graham.

●        No might not be No forever; it just might mean No for now because your product or service might not be right for them, or they are not mentally ready to do it. – Joe Graham

●        In sales, listen more; if you're on stage, know your audience and keep it simple so that you can lead them and they can hear the story behind the words- Joe Graham. 

●        The greatest public speakers don't follow a perfect course; they follow how their audience respond and how they can connect with them. Joe Graham

●     People buy the stories behind products, so paint the picture of where they can see themselves at in whatever you’re trying to get them invested in. Joe Graham

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Joe Graham

Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/150k-podcast/id1572564061

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/150kpodcast/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/930751611087923

Philip
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-sessions-b2986563/

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Learning to value yourself is a process. It's not something that you can just do overnight. It takes time, patience, and dedication. But the rewards of doing so are worth it. Self-worth is the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect from oneself or others. People with a healthy sense of self-worth are confident in their abilities and know they deserve happiness and success. They believe they're worthy of love, respect, and admiration from other people.

In this episode, Jeff Brekken joins us. Jeff is the CEO and President of Iconic HR and Blue Sky Benefits and has a diverse history, including working on the family farm as a teenager. When he realized his manual labor was worth something, he talked with his dad about it. When his dad asked what he thought he was worth, Jeff had an answer: $1.00 per hour. Since then, he's learned his value and helped others figure out theirs.

After completing 109 custom homes in eight and half years, the 2008 recession was difficult, and he felt he needed a job that wasn't affected by recessions like many other jobs are. He found insurance as an industry that has never been fully depreciated and has been providing security to his clients ever since

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[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Jeff Brekken

[01:40] A bit about Jeff’s backstory and what he does in his space

[04:39] Cutting every negative person in his life and the impact it has created

[07:06] How is Jeff not afraid to speak in front of people?

[08:58] Tips he shares to overcome to overcome the fear of public speaking

[14:50] Ways to get paid through public speaking

[17:53] The big events he really enjoys

[19:40] Jeff’s motivation to start a podcast and its impact on his life

[23:05] Plans he has with the podcast

[25:29] Better ways to empower your business HR

[29:06] How established businesses can start a fresh culture

[29:54] Tactics you can do to hold people accountable in the business

[39:38] Tips Jeff shares about how he goes about recruiting the right people

[43:48] The only message he would share forever

[48:24] Episode wrap-up

●     When you are positive and surround yourself with positivity, any negativity is repelled. – Jeff Brekken.

●     As long as you have a genuine message that impacts someone’s life, that should negate your fear of public speaking – Jeff Brekken.

●     If you don’t live a life of passion and servitude, it will be challenging to succeed. – Jeff Brekken.

●     Changing a company’s culture is tough when people are glued to the old culture. You have to get everybody on the same page. When that happens, you’ll start to grow. – Jeff Brekken.

●     No business can ever grow with zero accountability. - Jeff Brekken.

●     Your worth is more than just a dollar amount. - Philip Sessions.

●     You are the average of the people you hang around with.- Jeff Brekken.

Jeff Brekken

Website: https://www.blueskybenefits.com/

Website: https://www.myiconichr.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jbrekken35/

Philip
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-sessions-b2986563/

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