Posts Tagged ‘Author’
The Power of Vulnerability When Storytelling
“When they ask questions, you have to answer truthfully, or they can smell it.” Have you ever doubted the impact of your own story? Believe it or not, by leading with authenticity and vulnerability you have the power to change lives. The most captivating speakers tell impactful stories that connect with the audience, build credibility,…
Read MoreOptimizing Your Business
“The most powerful skill that anybody can have is storytelling. Think back to even your favorite teachers. They were just great storytellers. They made Everything interesting.” Bryan Eisenberg is a renowned expert in online marketing and optimizing your business. He recently joined for a conversation sharing insights into how businesses can improve their customer experiences…
Read MoreJeff Barnes and the Wisdom of Walt
It’s not hard to remember your first visit to Disneyland. My first reaction in the parking lot was, “what? That’s it? I thought it would be huge!” Yet I had a wonderful time making memories that have stuck with me ever since then. Today’s guest is someone that hated his first trip to Disneyland. However,…
Read MoreCapturing Your Story for a Book
Capturing your story for a book can be an incredible challenge. When I wrote my book it brought up a lot of emotion and many nights wondering if I should even do it. However, I stay focused on the end goal of helping someone who struggles with reading. It’s a roller coaster of emotion that…
Read MorePublic Speaking with Scott McKain
In this episode, we learn about the experiences that come from writing and public speaking featuring Scott McKain. He is an expert at helping businesses understand how to stand out in a hyper-competitive marketplace. The conversation with Scott is powerful because he shares how much his journey to get better positively impacts the work he…
Read MoreWriting a Book
The experiences I had as a child with dyslexia became my drive for writing a book. When I look back at my early years in school, I remember the times a teacher would have students read out loud, regardless of our ability. Kids would become impatient when I’d not know a word. For me it…
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