speech coach

Welcome back to the third season of She’s Wild, the Podcast for Women in Land & Development. 

In this episode of She's Wild, the Podcast for Women in Land & Development, Eva Rose Daniel, the Founder and Owner of The Speak Shop, is the featured guest. Eva is a public speaking consultant who provides one-on-one and group coaching to help CEOs, professionals, and speakers improve their delivery and content. As the owner of The Speak Shop, she specialize in helping thought-leaders develop and deliver engaging content through presentation coaching, writing, speech writing, and content strategy. Prior to founding The Speak Shop, Eva  worked with Dave Ramsey and his team of speakers as a Senior Speech Writer. 

Tune in to learn more about Eva and learn how to Unlock the Secrets of Powerful Public Speaking!

Eva's Book Recommendations: 

Chatter: https://a.co/d/fzpQla2   

Humor Seriously -https://a.co/d/bRRcbPw

Making Numbers Count - https://a.co/d/0aiTxAG

Connect with Nancy:

Instagram:https://instagram.com/nancysurak

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancysurak/

Website: www.nancysurak.com

Connect with Eva:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eva-rose-daniel/

Free Download: 12 Questions You Must Ask For A Killer Speech - https://thespeakshop.com/

She’s Wild Sound Production by: Luke Surak, Surak Productions:  surakproductions@gmail.com

Today I speak to Sally Prosser: Confidence Coach, TikTok Sensation and Ex-TV and Radio News Journalist, about how to stand out using the power of your voice.

Sally is all about speaking from the heart, speaking with soul. And really helping other creatives and business owners to find their truth and be able to communicate that with their audience.

Sally is a heart-centered, soul driven, purpose-led entrepreneur. With a background in speech and drama, teaching radio and tv, news reporting, company spokesperson, and is now running a beautiful coaching business where voice is a big part of it.

In this episode Sally explains how, as photographers, we can use our voice to attract clients.

In this episode we cover:

• Belle welcomes Sally to the show.
• Why Sally uses the F Bomb in the middle of her name as a confidence strategy.
• It is so much easier to speak on behalf of a company or to be an objective third party.
• Sally was a spokesperson for a big water and sewage company.
• Sally’s shocking harassment encounter at a boxing match which ended up being on the news.
• That’s when Sally realised it was easier speaking on behalf of the water sewerage company, than it was to talk on behalf of herself and her harassment experience on the news.
• Belle says how this is similar to photographers, who are comfortable behind the camera and sharing these images on social media, but rarely show photos of themselves on social media.
• It's scary to put yourself forward for judgment.
• Some of Sally’s Tik Toks went viral for all the wrong reasons which used to upset her.
• Sally now “lives in her disco ball”. She keeps shining and dancing and decides who comes to her party and who reflects right back.
• We want to work with people we know, like and trust.
• When looking for a photographer, Sally says, if she doesn’t know what a photographer looks like and sounds like, and she doesn't get a vibe from them, she’s not going to hire them.
• Belle asks Sally how photographers can be confident on camera.
• It takes practice. Sally recommends recording yourself and getting used to filming yourself.
• Sally talks about clients she has helped get over their fear of being on camera and have now “won the internet”.
• Showing up on camera is saying “I've got something to say, and I want my clients to get to know who I am, see my face, hear my voice, and learn why it is I do what I do.”
• Sally talks about the power of the pause.
• How Belle reclaimed her voice and power.
• The evolution of yourself online.
• How staying silent can be a disservice to your community.
• Photographers can start talking on camera by honestly explaining one of your photos.
• Make sure you breathe nice and deep.
• Speaking with confidence is like a muscle, 

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Michelle Barry Franco is a speaking and thought leadership coach and founder of The Made for This Collective. In this episode, Michelle shares her top tips for creating effective storytelling for leaders, ensuring your communication is audience-specific, contextualized, and authentic. 

We also discuss:

• How she found the gumption to set boundaries while working at a start-up at an early age
• The moment she knew her truth and took a big career pivot
• Why telling stories is one of the most powerful means leaders can use to connect, influence, teach, inspire and build trust.
• The 3 most important questions to ask yourself when building your story
• The most efficient tools to use to create your story and the magic mix of content that creates a compelling speech
• Why getting started can alleviate public speaking anxiety
• Her thoughts on removing speech fillers

Show Guest: 

Michelle Barry Franco is a speaking and thought leadership coach and founder of The Made for This Collective. She’s the host of the podcast Speak Up. Show Up and author of Beyond Applause: Make a Meaningful Difference through Transformational Speaking.
You can learn more at michellebarryfranco.com.  Follow her on Instagram and LinkedIn 

Show notes: 

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In our first episode, we’re talking with an absolutely brilliant speech coach and an unbelievably talented speechwriter about the dos and don’ts of writing and presenting a great speech. This conversation was like a year of grad school crammed into 20 minutes. So hit the download button, screw your headphones on tight, and get ready to take notes. 

Kristin Boeke-Greven collaborates with C-level business and thought leaders who want to communicate with authenticity, conviction, and clarity. She helps clients craft their message, hone delivery, and feel comfortable and confident.

Kristin regularly coaches and writes for senior executives from home-improvement giant Lowe's Companies, Inc.; pharmaceutical company Astellas Pharma; and InterContinental Hotels Group. 

 

 CEO and founder of Ovation, a thirty-person global training firm, Kerri Garbis has trained thousands of executives globally in Professional Presence and Speaker Development. She works with companies like SAP, Microsoft, MasterCard, and Salesforce.

She is certified as a Business Etiquette Expert, an Emotional Intelligence Expert, and a Professional Speechwriter. McGraw-Hill is the publisher of her book, Presentation Skills for Managers. Kerri is also the founder of Be Ready., a non-profit initiative offering Ovation’s professional presence training to Black youth of America.

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Hosted and Written by Jeremy Dobrish
Produced by Bethany Potter
Theme Music by Mike Mancini
Logo design by Shraddha Maharjan
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In the first episode of 2019, Rhonda Khan of Simply Speech Solutions stops by to share her work as a speech pathologist.  Rhonda also reveals her acting pursuits while discussing her one-woman show "Food."  I also give some important updates about the podcast including the content release schedule for the Culture and Conversations Facebook page.  If you haven't already please like the page and turn on notifications.  Thanks!

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