Upon Arrival | Events & Incentives with Adelaine Ng

If you're struggling to find success on LinkedIn, it could be simple things like how your profile is set up or how you're making connections on the platform. So what is the best way to message someone on LinkedIn, and what should you avoid doing in those messages?

Scott Aaron is an award-winning online marketer, 3x best-selling author, top podcaster, and speaker, a go-to specialist when it comes to converting traffic, establishing connections and building personal brands on LinkedIn.

This is a Green Room episode, which takes the best content from our archive of interviews and presents them in trendy bite sizes.

Connect with Scott Aaron
www.linkedin.com/in/scottaaroncoach/
Instagram: @scottaaronlinkedin
www.linkedleadsgeneration.com

Download Scott's free Perfect Profile checklist for LinkedIn here:
www.scottaaron.net

 Scott's books:
The LinkedIn Book for Network Marketing
The Marketing Workbook for LinkedIn
The Network Marketing Academy
Scott's Podcast: Network Marketing Made Simple

Other Resources or Links Mentioned
Go For No by Richard Fenton & Andrea Waltz
Secrets of the Millionaire Mindset by T Harv Eker
The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D Wattles

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Mental health has become a buzzword since the pandemic, with new departments and increased support set up across event companies. But what would happen if we shifted the conversation from mental health to mental fitness? El Kwang shares his observations, plus the one change he made in his calendar that's put him in position to say yes to new opportunities.

El Kwang is the Chief Commercial Officer for the Venues Collection in Sydney. He has designed engaging experiences across the Asia Pacific region and worked in the hospitality, tourism, and business events industry for over two decades. The founder-CEO of consultancy firm Untangled and owner of two brand experiences, Biz Events Asia and U Agency, he also established BEAM, a company that produces content and designs experiences that help their clients’ brands stay ahead of their game. El has also been a board member of SITE (Society for Incentive Travel Excellence).

This is a Green Room episode, which takes the best content from our archive of interviews and presents them in trendy bite sizes.

El's full episode can be found here:
Ep12 El Kwang: The inside-out approach to pivoting your business

El recommends:
Positive Psychology articles on Google Scholar

Connect with El:
LinkedIn: El Kwang

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Have you ever made a difficult decision NOT to be part of an industry network or membership? Especially when most of your peers are part of that community? The answer to that question might be, well how different do YOU want to be? How can you stand out by making unconventional choices?

Shane Mahoney is a serial entrepreneur, luxury lifestyle specialist and founder of Lugos Travel, an agency that believes in making luxury travel attainable. He has travelled to 22 countries and has dedicated his life to connecting and re-connecting loved ones by crafting travel experiences that surprise and delight. Shane also founded the Entrepreneurial Travel Club for entrepreneurs who network through travel experiences.

This is a Green Room episode, which takes the best content from our archive of interviews and presents them in trendy bite sizes.

Shane's full episode can be found here:
Ep77 The Million Dollar James Bond and other ultimate travel experiences, with Shane Mahoney

Connect with Shane:
shanemahoney360.com

Lugos Travel:
lugostravel.com

Entrepreneurial Travel Club:
lugostravel.com/club

Shane's book recommendation:
Principles by Ray Dalio

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Do you take the time to dream up an ultimate experience you could create for yourself or someone else (think clients)? Simply by asking what's possible and not dismissing the idea too quickly because it sounds way beyond what you're used to.

Shane Mahoney has left no stone unturned in putting together what would make the dreams of James Bond's biggest adventure fans a reality. But Shane doesn't just want to be known for his Bond creation. He is passionate about the many more ways you can elevate your travel experiences when you have the right approach.

Shane Mahoney is a serial entrepreneur, luxury lifestyle specialist and founder of Lugos Travel, an agency that believes in making luxury travel attainable. He has travelled to 22 countries and has dedicated his life to connecting and re-connecting loved ones by crafting travel experiences that surprise and delight. Shane also founded the Entrepreneurial Travel Club for entrepreneurs who network through travel experiences.

This is a Green Room episode, which takes the best content from our archive of interviews and presents them in trendy bite sizes.

Shane's full episode can be found here:
Ep77 The Million Dollar James Bond and other ultimate travel experiences, with Shane Mahoney


Connect with Shane:
shanemahoney360.com

Lugos Travel:
lugostravel.com

Entrepreneurial Travel Club:
lugostravel.com/club

Shane's book recommendation:
Principles by Ray Dalio

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How do comedians wing it all the time? They don't (!) and their process for getting so good on the stage can help us all become better communicators and public speakers. This includes how to recover when your joke falls flat and how to be remembered as being funny, even when you were mostly not.

Brenden Kumarasamy faced numerous obstacles as a child. Growing up in Montreal, he was required to speak a language he was unfamiliar with, and a cricket arm surgery put him at a disadvantage socially. Through repetition, motivation, and learning how to manage his fears, Brenden developed into a confident communicator and was able to help others do the same. The founder of MasterTalk, he was the world's youngest public speaking coach and currently has more than 30,000 YouTube subscribers.

Quotes from this episode:

"Years ago when I started guesting on podcasts, I sucked. (But) I would write down the answer to one question that I thought the world would ask me... And if I do that every day for a year... I'll be bulletproof."

"If I don't do a great job at podcasts, I might lose a follower, it's not the end of the world. But if Scott Harrison (CEO of Charity Water) misses an appearance and doesn't do well, people die."

-Brenden Kumarasamy


Connect with Brenden:
Facebook:  Brenden Kumarasamy
Instagram: @masteryourtalk
LinkedIn:  brendenkumarasamy

Join Brenden's live free 90 minute training  on effective communication:
https://www.rockstarcommunicator.com/

Brenden's recommended book:
Thirst by Scott Harrison

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Learn powerful strategies to help you conquer your fear of public speaking and take the stage with confidence. Using repetition, motivation, and a greater teacher than fear, anyone can become an effective communicator. It all starts with a simple random word exercise.

Brenden Kumarasamy faced numerous obstacles as a child. Growing up in Montreal, he was required to speak a language he was unfamiliar with, and a cricket arm surgery put him at a disadvantage socially. Through repetition, motivation, and learning how to manage his fears, Brenden developed into a confident communicator and was able to help others do the same. The founder of MasterTalk, he was the world's youngest public speaking coach and currently has more than 30,000 YouTube subscribers.

Quotes from this episode:

"Communication is not a chore but a tool for impact."

"Motivation is actually the number one challenge in communication, not fear."

 "Communication fears is like a boxing match where one side of the ring is fear... and the other side of the ring is the message... The goal is not for the fear to leave the ring but rather make sure the bell rings that your message gets to knock out punch in that ring and wins the match every time."

-Brenden Kumarasamy

Connect with Brenden:
Facebook:  Brenden Kumarasamy
Instagram: @masteryourtalk
LinkedIn:  brendenkumarasamy

Join Brenden's live free 90 minute training  on effective communication:
https://www.rockstarcommunicator.com/

Brenden's recommended book:
Thirst by Scott Harrison

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If you're eating and resting well but still struggling to find the energy you used to have to run your business, the answer may lie in other parts of your body. Learn about the fascinating connections between the mental and emotional aspects of health, and how to retrain the nervous system to restore the body to its optimal state.

A former nurse, Lyndy Saltmarsh has extensive experience in multidisciplinary areas of health, including naturopathy, herbal medicine, nutrition, kinesiology, and neurotraining. She is passionate about helping people understand and retrain their nervous systems to achieve better health and get their energy back.

Quotes from this episode:

"It's really important to be able to change the way the nervous system is working... It's actually where everything is anchored in a cellular memory... it's like boss of the show, it runs the show."

"The defensive state comes out of our spheres and when we are stuck in this sort of hindbrain, this state of flight and fight and fear, that locks up a whole lot of our available energy to recuperate."

"If we look after the health of our hormones, we can maintain a sense of energy."

-Lyndy Saltmarsh


Connect with Lyndy:
www.renewyou.com.au

Lyndy's FB group:
Mentoring for Massive Change

Lyndy's Free Training:
renewyou.com.au/free


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Predictions for the skyrocketing cost of travel post-pandemic have come true. Plus, we're also paying in flight chaos, delays and luggage delivery frustrations. How long will this last and how will looming economic challenges impact travel? What impact will the reopening of China's borders have on the travel industry?

David Beirman is a tourism crisis and recovery expert, a fellow at University Technology Sydney and author of Tourism Crisis and Destination Recovery. His views have been highly sought after by both local and international media.

Quotes from this episode:

"Travel (has) stopped being an automatic right."

"(Destinations need to) create a value proposition instead of trying to say come to us because we're cheap."

"You're only as good as your last forecast."

-David Beirman


Connect with David:
LinkedIn: David Beirman
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David's book:
Tourism Crises and Destination Recovery

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Do you really want 2023 to be anything like 2022? Many people have told me this year has been crazy. Nothing about going back to normal was normal. Here are some of my personal reflections and a teaser for what's in store next year.

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How do you create the ultimate office Christmas party? There are some simple but big ideas that can make your event a great success, whether the idea of being volunteered to organise the big year-end event at your workplace fills you with excitement or dread. For example, if you know what to do with lighting and the size of your props, that’s more than half the battle won.

Lisa Wiles is the founder of Sydney Party Planner, a company she launched in 2001 after working in the events industry for global companies for over 20 years.  She has professionally organised hundreds of themed Christmas parties and loves a challenge, which has included venues from country barns to secret warehouses.

This interview was first published on 21 December 2021.

Quotes from Episode:

"Anyone can do events but it's the people that love it that bring the extra."

"People talk about decorations but I think lighting is way more important than decorations".

"A lot of people make career-limiting moves at Christmas parties. My word of advice: Don't drink too much".

-Lisa Wiles

Connect with Lisa:
IG: @sydneypartyplanner
LinkedIn: Lisa Wiles

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