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Eyes vs Ears: Which is better?

Exploring how audio and visual plays a part in our emotions, memory retention and action.   In the latest episode of the Words That Change Lives podcast I had a thought-provoking discussion with entrepreneurial sound engineer, Shiggi Pakter.  Shiggi’s early foray...

6 reflections from running a podcast for 4 months

At the beginning of last year I made a commitment to launching my own podcast after co-hosting a local radio show for a few years. It’s been 4 months since launch and I have 6 reflections with some insights and lessons learned which may be helpful if you are...

The Power of Mastering Survival Thinking: Insights from Tony Brooks’ TEDx Journey

When I started mentoring my client Tony Brooks over a year ago there were a few big goal boxes to tick: One was to create a Signature Keynote talk completely aligned to his expert method and the messages he wanted to be known for as an authority in his field of...

How to feel confident in front of anyone

Speak up courageously in meetings, presentations and networking events Are you someone who experiences nervousness speaking in meetings, giving presentations, or engaging in networking events?  Does this anxiety affect your career, relationships, or business...

Will AI eradicate human connection?

The advances in AI are accelerating at an exponential rate. You can now have relationships, develop imagery and use AI systems to create a myriad of content, processes and systems for things that weren’t possible just a short time ago. But what does this mean when it...
3 things stopping you from landing a TEDx talk

3 things stopping you from landing a TEDx talk

Do you have TED on your vision board? You may have applied and not got anywhere and are wondering if it’s worth the bother. I wholeheartedly say it is! Keep going and don’t give up. It’ll be worth it I promise. But If you've tried and (so far) failed to secure a TEDx...

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How to develop your idea worth spreading

How to develop your idea worth spreading

Most people I speak to about landing a TEDx gig have a number of reservations.  The biggest is what on earth to speak about that would be relevant to them, what they do and how they help people, whilst also being an ‘idea worth spreading.’  Mark Twain said: ‘There is...

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3 ways to dissolve stage fright

3 ways to dissolve stage fright

Does the thought of giving a talk make you melt with nerves?  I still get nervous before delivering a talk whether it’s in real life or virtual. But nothing quite like when I stood on the stage at the Brighton Dome and gave my TEDx talk. It was the first time I’d...

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3 things to consider when deciding your talk topic

3 things to consider when deciding your talk topic

I come into contact with some pretty awesome people in my work. People who have lived experiences, inspiring stories and wisdom to share. People with incredible insight into their industry and what’s to come. People who have done extensive work in a particular area...

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How to develop an expert method

How to develop an expert method

Last year I started writing a book, condensing all of my approaches, tools and mindset hacks into an easy to follow format. Writing a book wasn’t a super easy task for me! Other things took over and I had to put a pause on it for a while.  But I’ve recently dusted off...

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How to speak up in organisations

How to speak up in organisations

For the past few years I’ve been focusing a big chunk of time helping leaders within organisations increase the impact of their verbal communication.  I’ve been providing space for leaders to raise awareness of their traits and behaviours and how they present at work....

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