In this episode, Scott talks with Jeff Goins. They discuss the "performance" of speaking, how "different is better than better", the global pandemic, and Jeff's book, The Art of Work.
They also talk about Iain S. Thomas's book, Every Word You Cannot Say.
You can connect with Jeff by checking out his website or following him on Instagram.
In this episode, Scott talks to Aurora Gregory about her book, how best to pitch our presentations, how to find our audience, and much more. More details about her book and some useful tools can be found at the following links:
In this solo episode, Scott brainstorms 25 things that you can do during this COVID-19 time of "social distancing".
This is not a time to panic. This is a time to pivot.
In this solo episode, Scott announces some changes for the formatting of The Speaking of Harvey Podcast. He then unpacks the 3 times that a professional speaker should just SHUT UP!
In this episode, Scott interviews Grant Baldwin of The Speaker Lab Podcast. Grant talks about his new book, finding speaking gigs, and being a dad in the process.
In this solo episode, Scott discusses the top four reasons why you may want to consider starting your own podcast.
Equipment Scott uses to podcast:
In this solo episode, Scott helps you answer the three questions that will help you nail down what you speak about. We can't speak about EVERYTHING, and this episode will help you find YOUR topics!
In this episode, Scott sits down with his friend, Stephanie Ravenscraft to talk about her first few experiences on stage as a speaker. They also discuss life as a full-time entrepreneur, and what role speaking will play in Stephanie's career in the future.
In this solo episode, Scott shares a story that he is polishing to use in some upcoming corporate keynotes. He shared this story at his Toastmaster's club, and he talks about the process of crafting a good story as a professional speaker.
In this solo episode, Scott unpacks his experience attending Cliff & Stephanie Ravenscraft's Free the Dream Conference in Franklin, TN.
In this solo episode, Scott spends a few minutes unpacking his recent trip to Indonesia. He also challenges the listeners to start planning their "thing" whatever that looks like for them.
In episode 019, Scott sits down with Irvin Magana and talks about how he turned a difficult childhood and difficult work circumstances as an adult into a successful business. Irvin is GREAT at what he does, and I know you will be blessed by this interview!
You can find Irvin on:
And on his website that is "coming soon".
Thank you, Irvin, for a GREAT interview!
In this solo episode, Scott discusses whether or not it is beneficial for us, as Professional Speakers, to ever speak for free.
In this episode, Scott talks finances with his friend, Jennie Webb from Springbok Financial Coaching. Jennie talks about the best and worst part about being a financial coach, dispels some financial myths, and gives GREAT financial coaching principals for professional speakers.
You can find out more about Springbok Financial Coaching on their facebook page.
Thank you, Jennie, for a GREAT interview!
In this episode Scott talks about the top 3 ways that social media can benefit our speaking business.
He also announces an exciting way that you can partner with him on an upcoming trip to Indonesia to help small business owners. You can partner with him at this link: https://app.managedmissions.
In this episode, Scott interviews his friend, Terry Weaver. Terry is a speaker, an author, and entrepreneur, and an all around GREAT guy! They talk about Terry's conference, The Thing, and what that has taught Terry about being a better speaker. They also discuss some of the many benefits of attending conference and networking while you are there.
In this solo episode, Scott discusses his top three tips for turning your speaking "hobby" into your speaking BUSINESS.
In this episode, Scott talks to Lauren Fisher. They talk about the book that Lauren is featured in, Lauren's speaking dream, and how she took skills from her "day job" to build her "side hustle" in the speaking world.
In this solo episode, Scott unpacks the top three benefits of ATTENDING more conferences. As speakers, sometimes we get too focused on SPEAKING at conferences, which is super fun, but attending conferences can benefit our business a TON! Find out how in this episode.
In this episode, Scott talks with Clint Pulver about all things speaking. They discuss working with the client before and after the event, the importance of a killer website, and speaking to different "buckets" of people.
Stay up to date
For any inquiries, please email us at hello@podcastworld.io