Podcast appearances and mentions of david nihill

Hello, my friends! Today we are going to be talking about the highly amusing and useful book, Do You Talk Funny? by David Nihill.This book is all about improving your public speaking skills by adding comedic timing to your toolkit. If you're ready to learn something and be entertained, then stay tuned and enjoy the show!

David Nihill dropped by for a chat! You'll have seen him on tiktok and insta - he's the biggest Irish comedian in America and from Firhouse! We also played another FM104s Ins2grand Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Irish comic David Nihill will be at Club Soda, he spoke to Andrew Carter about his journey to being a stand-up comic.

Rory O'Neil, Trudie Mason, Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg, John Moore, Tom Mulcair, Dr. Mitch Shulman, David Nihill, Sarah Deshaies

Leaving Dublin, Ireland where he was born and raised until the age of 22, David Nihill got drunk on travel and never quite hit sobriety of it. He has lived and worked in twelve countries and visited over seventy. His storytelling and comedy shows draw on his wide travels, cultural observations, attempts at language study, (occasional) international drinking session(s) and being a mildly confused immigrant. David is a former winner of the prestigious annual San Francisco Comedy Competition and a runner up in The Moths largest US Grandslam storytelling competition. He recorded his debut special Documented for Dry Bar Comedy in 2019 and his follow up Cultural Appreciation in 2023 which is available on Youtube. He has been featured on TED.com, Amazon Prime Video, The Irish Independent, Inc, JFL, Sirius XM, NPR, Ireland AM, and the Huffington Post. A festival favorite, David's videos have also gone viral with over 400 million views and a social following of over 1.5 million people. He is also a bestselling author and the founder of FunnyBizz Conferences, Comedy for a Spinal Cause and The Real Irish Comedy Tour. Mr. Nihill calls California home (away from home) when immigration officials permit. 

Adam welcomes comedians David Nihill and Jessimae Peluso to the show. David shares some stories about him kiteboarding under the Golden Gate Bridge and how he was once treated by a veterinarian after a cliff diving accident. They all play a round of Blah Blah Blog, which leads to a discussion about cultural appropriation vs cultural appreciation. Lastly, Chris shows the gang some viral videos of Britney Spears dancing with knives and a circumcision activist kicked out of a Pink concert. PLUGS: Jessimae Netflix Special: ‘Surviving Paradise' on October 20 See Jessimae Peluso live: East Providence, RI - Comedy Connection - October 13 & 14 Irvine, CA - Irvine Improv - October 24 And for more dates visit: Jessimae.com Podcast: ‘Sharp Tongue', wherever you find podcasts Follow Jessimae on Twitter and Instagram, @JessimaePeluso See David Nihill live: East Providence, RI - Comedy Connection - Friday West Jordan, UT - Wise Guys - October 13 & 14 New Brunswick, NJ - Stress Factory Comedy Club- October 19 to 21 And for more dates visit: David Nihill .com Comedy Special: ‘Cultural Appreciation', Full special available on Youtube Follow David on Twitter & Instagram: @DavidNihill THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: http://SimpliSafe.com/ADAM http://Angi.com http://OReillyAuto.com

Jacqueline Farrington: The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations Jacqueline Farrington has over 20 years experience as a change maker, empowering leaders and their teams to spark transformation and innovation through communications. Known for her direct, yet supportive and science-backed approach, Jacqueline works with senior and board-level leaders as the founder and president of Farrington Partners. She blends her experience in the performing arts, vocal pedagogy, communications, psychology, and organizational and executive coaching to help her clients find unique communication solutions. Her clients include multinationals such as Amazon and Microsoft, as well as startups and nonprofits. She proudly served for many years as TEDxSeattle's Senior Speaker Coach, where she sourced, vetted, and prepared speakers for yearly sold-out audiences. She was thrilled to see several speakers from that event move on to the global TED stage. In addition to teaching at Yale, she has lectured and taught at the London Business School, Rutgers University, and Imperial College. Jacqueline in the author of The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations: How to Present Like a Pro (Virtually or in Person)*. We all know we should practice before a big presentation, but how you practice makes a big difference on whether you just feel more prepared…or actually are. In this episode, Jacqueline and I explore how to rehearse so you perform better. Key Points A presentation is a performance. Just like any performance, how you rehearse is critical for your success. Great presenters look relaxed and natural and unrehearsed because they have practiced over and over again. Internalizing your talk is like driving home. You know the route so well, you can take any turn you want and still arrive at the same house. Use a memory palace to recall point during your presentation. This also provides and easy path to adjust timing and content when changes inevitably come. Create controlled stress for yourself during rehearsals. This surfaces where to get better and also helps you respond more effectively when actual stresses come up when presenting. Review your work objectively to decide how to improve your message. It's helpful to think about watching a recording of someone else so that you can better surface what to change. Resources Mentioned The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations: How to Present Like a Pro (Virtually or in Person)* by Jacqueline Farrington Interview Notes Download my interview notes in PDF format (free membership required). Related Episodes How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) The Way to Influence Executives, with Nancy Duarte (episode 450) The Way to Make Sense to Others, with Tom Henschel (episode 518) 3 Better Ways to Start a Presentation (Dave's Journal) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic. To accelerate your learning, uncover more inside Coaching for Leaders Plus.

Comedian David Nihill joins us all the way from Ireland! Actually, he's been here in the states for a while but has pretty much done comedy all over the world. Funny guy - go watch his new special on Youtube called "Cultural Appreciation" available for free! LINKS David Nihill - @ DavidNihill Felipe Esparza - @ FelipeEsparzaComedian Rodrigo Torres - @ RodrigoTorresJr Martin Rizo - @ ComicMartinRizo

Social Media star and Irish stand-up comic David Nihill joins the show before his shows at Rumors this weekend.  Tyler got hit with some hail, and Dave is gonna bleed this weekend.@TylerCarrfm@JasminLaine@Energy106fmTyler Carr on Tik Tok

Subscribe for our latest episodes & Limited Time Deals: https://go.cdmsuite.com/foqnfunnypodWelcome to "David Nihill: Laughter Across Cultures," a hilarious and insightful stand-up comedy special that takes you on a journey through the witty observations and misadventures of comedian David Nihill. Originally from Dublin, Ireland, David shares his experiences as an Irishman living in America, navigating cultural differences, and finding humor in the everyday.In this side-splitting comedy special, David humorously addresses topics like language barriers and cultural identity, recounting his attempts to identify as Latino to navigate automated customer service lines. He shares amusing anecdotes of dealing with dyslexia, leading to some hilariously awkward situations, like accidentally using the wrong word for years.With a perfect blend of clever storytelling and comedic timing, David delves into the trials and tribulations of life, including the challenges of using social media and facing bizarre encounters in the great outdoors. He hilariously explores the Irish-American diaspora, debunking stereotypes and revealing intriguing historical connections.As David shares his unique perspectives on "Game of Thrones," feline companions, and management relations, you'll find yourself laughing uncontrollably. He masterfully combines sharp wit with heartwarming storytelling, making this comedy special a delightful and unforgettable experience for comedy enthusiasts of all backgrounds. Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Cal first met the comedian, he was starting out as Irish Dave. Now, the author of Do You Talk Funny? is packing comedy clubs under his legal name, David Nihill, and identifying with Mexicans. It's a long story that will make you laugh. The bottom line is: Everybody would love to be funnier. On this episode, Dave will show you how.

Originally from Dublin Ireland, David Nihill is the founder of FunnyBizz Conference, bestselling author of Do You Talk Funny?, winner of San Francisco International Comedy Competition, runner up in the Moth's largest US Grandslam storytelling competition and the first-ever Irishman to have a special on Dry Bar Comedy. His work has been featured in Inc, The Huffington Post, Forbes, Fast Company, Lifehacker, The Irish Times, TED, The Irish Independent, Today FM, and on TV3.He and I met through friends a few years ago and I was immediately impressed not only with his barely indecipherable accent but also with how much knowledge he possessed about marketing, books and how to make them successful. This impression was only solidified when, a few days later, he sent me an email packed with all the strategies he'd used to make his book so successful that he was able to then sell it to a major publisher.In this episode, we go through all those ideas and more. If you listened to the episode, you know that I promised I would give you the email he sent out to his launch team, which you are welcome to copy and steal (he will never know, unless he's reading this, in which case I say hi David!) FOR THE SHOW NOTES [INCLUDING THE EMAIL MENTIONED] AND OTHER STUFF, GO TO WWW.ONGOODAUTHORITYPOD.COM

Do you think you're funny? Would you like to be? Today's guest is stand-up comic David Nihill who breaks down the basics of comedy. ★ - Learn more about Project 90: www.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/Project90 ★ - (Accountability & Support) Speak verbally to a certified Alcohol-Free Lifestyle coach to see if, or how, we could support you having a better relationship with alcohol: https://www.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/schedule ★ - (Free Guide) The Alcohol Freedom Formula For Over 30s Entrepreneurs & High Performers: https://social.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/podcast

Comedian David Nihill (@davidnihill) joins Jesse, Andy and Matt to discuss getting kicked out of science class, the potential impact of the release of OpenAI's mind-blowing ChatGPT, big news on the nuclear fusion front, Artemis 1 splashing down, Steve Aoki's upcoming trip to the moon, David Guetta's greatest moment and self-medicating great bustards.

Visit DaveDelaneySpeaks.com for speaking inquiries. The Nice Podcast is brought to you by Futureforth.com. We help fast-growing tech companies onboard, create, and keep happier, more connected employees. Drew Tarvin teaches people how to use humor to achieve better business results. He has partnered with organizations–including IBM, NASA, and the FBI–to solve human challenges with humor solutions. He is the founder and CEO of Humor That Works and the author of Humor That Works: The Missing Skill for Success and Happiness at Work. What we talked about... Da Ali G Show. FBI headquarters. VIDEO. Working with the FBI. Humor humanizes the people you're working with. People behind brands. The power of a smile and how your mood is contagious. The Skill of Humor TEDx Talk. VIDEO. From computer science and engineering to improv comedy. Embracing improv comedy as an introvert. Audience expectations for standup comedy vs. improv comedy. On adding jokes and puns to your email signature. Understanding appropriate jokes in the workplace. The three situations when humor at work can be inappropriate. Making your humor positive and inclusive. The average person spends 90,000 hours at work. The Rule of Three / The Comic Triple. Dave's attempts at standup comedy. Check out David Nihill and Amy Cuddy. Read The NEW Comedy Bible: The Ultimate Guide to Writing and Performing Stand-Up Comedy by Judy Carter and Born Standing Up: A Comic's Life by Steve Martin. Contact Drew Tarvin at HumorThatWorks.com or find him on social media. We ❤️ Our Listeners. Please follow the show and leave a review wherever you subscribe to podcasts. Reviews and sharing the show are the nicest ways to support the podcast and are deeply appreciated. Thank you.

Growth happens outside of our comfort zone. No one knows that better than Tom Morkes, who at one time felt that hitting the “publish” button on a blog post he'd just written was a scarier prospect than heading out on night duty while he was stationed in Iraq with the U.S. Army! The CEO of Insurgent Publishing, a book publishing and marketing company known for bringing “unconventional nonfiction to the creative outliers of the world”, he's helped launch 4 (and counting!) books to bestseller, working with folks like Jeff Goins, Jonathan Mead, and David Nihill. He's authored numerous books himself, including Notes from Seth Godin's Revolution Conference and The Art of Instigating and is the host of the In the Trenches podcast. Get outside your comfort zone and watch what happens! To find the work that fits you, enroll in our free 8-day course!

David Nihill Joins the show, fast facts, the unhealthiest things in your freezer, husband tries to save money on surrogacy, many Americans say that they have a cure-all in their house, hydrogen peroxide causes tissue damage, the best bathroom stalls and Vinnie reads your texts!

A soft drink may enhance and extend your lifespan. 3 Great books: "The Motivation Hacker" by Nick Winter, "Book of Branding" by Radio Malinic, and "Do You Talk Funny" by David Nihill.

David Nihill is the author of the best-selling book Do You Talk Funny? and the Founder of FunnyBizz Conference. David has been deemed “One of the best speaking coaches out there” according to Forbes, he is a sought after international business speaker, and also professional comedian. He was the winner of the San Francisco International Comedy Competition. As a storyteller he finished runner up in NPR's story telling competition. As a lecturer he has taught at Stanford, Berkeley, Oxford and University College Dublin. His work has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Forbes, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The Irish Independent, and his videos have been viewed over 50 million times!  David was named on the Irish America 100 List, and the Top 30 Global Guru's List for communications professionals.     David's public speaking program has over 34,000 students and has been featured as one of the best training courses for presenters. His book remains one of the highest rated in the world on the topic of public speaking and his content has been read by over one million people.      04:05 Who is David Nihill? 06:45 Adding Humor to Your Life 08:00 The Problem with Public Speaking Advice 19:20 Seven Comedy Habits We Should All Know 25:00 The Best Format for Public Speaking 38:55 The Value of Using Comedians for Marketing   Contact Info:   https://davidnihill.com/ http://funnybizz.co/ Subscribe to the Podcast:    

The author of this book, David Nihill, was also terrified of public speaking. When he was in college, he once gave a presentation in a human resource management class. In order to be less nervous, he drank four bottles of beer before the speech. The alcohol didn't help, he jibber-jabbered in his opening speech and said: "My name is Mustafa, and I am an exchange student from Southern Yemen." In fact, Nihill was neither an exchange student nor from Yemen, and he did not understand why he said that. Nihill tells us through his practices that everyone can speak calmly and humorously in public with proper practice. Standup comedy is of great help in improving public speaking. To help more people improve their public speaking skills, Nihill summarized several methods of standup comedy performance and wrote the book Do you talk funny?

David Nihill is a Bestselling author, TED featured speaker, award winning comedian and storyteller and “One of the best speaking coaches out there” according to Forbes.com. We discuss: Why going on your own requires you to analyze and tell your story [02:40] Clues to give the right presentation to the right audience [04:44] Why comedians are the true masters of public speaking [07:48] The key difference in reactions you get in a comedy club versus in a keynote speech [09:57] How having the last say can save a public speaker's life [13:02] If it's embarrassing to you, it's funny to me [16:24] Don't rule out anything too small [20:43] Learn more about David at https://davidnihill.com/ (https://davidnihill.com/). 

David Nihill is an Irish best-selling author whose book "Do You Talk Funny?" has been listed as the #1 in the world on public speaking and storytelling by Book Authority. He's taught at Oxford and Stanford University, and been featured by TED.com and Lifehacker. His videos have been viewed over 50 million times, and Forbes.com has called him one of the best speaking coaches out there which is ironic, since he's always been afraid of public speaking.

In a time where attention is the most valuable resource in the world of business, learning how to capture and hold someone’s attention becomes a priceless skill.  Thankfully, we know without a shadow of a doubt after 10,000 years of history, that telling captivating, interesting, or entertaining stories is the key to winning over the human mind and heart.  Yesterday, I sent out an email to my readers about my new course, Richer Every Day.  Richer Every Day is a system, and a training program that teaches people how to turn the money you make today, into passive investment income that pays you forever.  If you want to learn how to make $100,000 per month in passive income, Richer Every Day will show you exactly how we’re doing that.  Now most emails you get about a product or service just jump straight into their pitch, and sure, there’s a time and a place for that, especially when you’re nearing a deadline, but there’s a much more effective way to sell, and that’s by using a story.  So I started yesterday’s email with a story about the life of a man named Ronald, and that email ended up producing a record number of new sales.  In fact, I’ll just go ahead and read that email for you here now, so you can keep it as an example…  ============= “Every morning, Ronald Read would stop by the local hospital in his small town to have breakfast in the cafeteria...  He sat down in the same stool at the counter, said hello to the staff, and politely ordered the usual... A cup of coffee, and an English muffin with peanut butter.  He was a soft-spoken, simple man...  He grew up in poverty. He graduated from high school and then served in the military during WWIIl, fighting in Africa, Italy, and the Pacific.   Upon his return, he took a job at a gas station where he worked for 25 years, and then eventually became a janitor at the local JC Penney, where he worked part time for the next 17 years.  Now if you were to wonder about Ron's level of financial success in life, you'd probably conclude that he simply made enough to make ends meet.  After all, how could someone making a modest wage as a janitor amass any kind of meaningful wealth?  Well the truth might surprise you... When Ronald died in 2014 at the age of 93, his family was shocked to discover that he had amassed a fortune of more than $8 million.  Think about that for a minute...  95% of the online "experts" who are making millions in sales per year as entrepreneurs, don't have $8 million dollars of free and clear cash in their bank account, and they never will.  Not because they can't... But because they won't.  Why? Three reasons... The first is that they're completely unaware of the invisible neural-chemical associations which have hi-jacked their brains, and linked pleasure, satisfaction, and status, with spending money, or taking risks.  Second, is because they're running subconscious programs that will prevent them from accumulating and saving the money they do make over the long term.  One of the most common hidden programs entrepreneurs have is, "I'm not good enough" and in order to prove to the world they are good enough, they'll go out and buy the usual luxury status symbols like that shiny new Rolex or Lambo.  Again, and again, and again, preventing them from ever accumulating anywhere near the amount of wealth they would otherwise...  Which leads into the third problem... They have spent so much time focused on how to make money, they've never taken the time to make a plan for the money they do make.  And when you don't have a plan for your money, it will leave you for someone else who does.  Ronald Read had a plan. He followed it diligently, and he amassed an $8 million fortune while making less than $12 an hour.  You don't need to make more money to start building life-long wealth.  Ronald is proof of that.   What you do need, is to remove the invisible behaviors and programs that are causing your wealth bucket to continuously leak.  Once you do that, THEN, and only then, are you ready to start investing.  We use the Richer Every Day System which literally makes you a little richer every single day, and it's designed to produce passive investment income that will replace your current income.  Our goal is to hit $100,000/Mo in passive income within the next 60 months.  We're already 25% of the way there in less than a year, even though I didn't have a business for the past 2.5 years.  If you want me to show you how to do the same, you're ready for your financial breakthrough.  If you don't... If you're coming up with reasons or excuses right now that would push you away from that kind of information or result, guess what... That's a sneak peek into the subconscious program that's holding you back.  And until you discover and re-wire it, you will never achieve what you want to achieve, because your mind simply won't let you.  Want to learn how to do that? Want to see our system and how it works? Just click here to watch this video now, and I'll walk you through the entire process...“ ===========   So that’s it… That was the entire email, and it produced over 6 figures in sales in a day.  So how do you learn how to tell simple, but effective stories like this either in your emails, your sales letters, or even your YouTube videos? Well today you’re going to learn how to do that from one of the best speakers in the world, David Nihill.  David is the best-selling author of Do You Talk Funny, which is known as one of the best books on public speaking and storytelling ever written. This interview is incredible. It had me taking notes, and dying to apply what David shared in every piece of content I produce moving forward.  If you want to win the war for attention, you simply need to learn how to tell a great story, and if you want to learn how to tell a great story, please help me welcome, David Nihil. And by the way, your chance to join Richer Every Day as a Founding Member which comes with a 66% discount, ends tomorrow on March 4th.  If you’d like to learn how to turn today’s income, into forever income, head to RicherEveryDay.com ASAP before registration closes.  Resources: DavidNihill.com Hacking Public Speaking Course Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker Paperback Music: Song: Facading - You And Me [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/FYouAndMe Watch: http://youtu.be/B3-g4BRhsHE

David Nihill is a force to be reckoned with. He's taught some of the top TEDx speakers how to refine their talks, and students from universities like Oxford and Stanford how to easily hone their communication skills (plus, he's really funny too!) He has distilled many of his storytelling principles into simple, easy-to-learn golden nuggets you can instantly use to boost your own speeches & presentations. So buckle up! We're in for a good one. You'll discover: Fear of speaking in public? Here's the shocking incident that forced David to conquer his fear of public speaking (not only was he not ready… but he got thrown to the main-stage with no prior experience at all!) (23:15) Three storytelling laws to live by in order to completely mesmerize ANY crowd you're speaking to (Fortune 500 companies and proclaimed TEDx speakers vouch for these principles… ready to 10x your storytelling skills? Here's how.) PLUS --- a short and sweet ‘5 point' editing trick to instantly cut out the fluff and boost the hitting power of your storytelling narrative (37:51) Why you should NEVER tell jokes in your public speeches & presentations (do THIS instead) (46:51) See more of David's work at: https://davidnihill.com/

In our final season of FAQ, a listener asks how to incorporate comedy into public speaking. Listen in as Chris Lazo uses a framework by comedian David Nihill to break down the mechanics of a joke and how you can begin crafting your own. Want more Public Speaking content and training opportunities like this? Go to chrislazo.com to fill out the form and we'll send you a free PDF, called Five Ways to Get Better at Public Speaking. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emersionlab/support

In Do You Talk Funny?, Dave Nihill (our special guest!) went undercover, posing as a popular Irish standup comedian in order to get better at public speaking. Listen to his hilarious insights and stories, including truly crazy things he's done in Colombia. Also, Dave has some retractions and Kellen cheats in a comedy competition.

Comedian David Nihill shares his key techniques from his stand-up act that can help you become a better speaker. — YOU'LL LEARN — 1) The secret to creating stories that stick 2) How to use callbacks to delight listeners 3) How to always remember what you want to say Subscribe or visit AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep624 for clickable versions of the links below. — ABOUT DAVID — David Nihill is a bestselling author of Do You Talk Funny, listed by Book Authority as the best book of all time on public speaking and storytelling. “One of the best speaking coaches out there” according to Forbes.com his work has been featured in Inc, Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Forbes, The Irish Times, TED, and NPR. His videos have been viewed more than 40M times. David is a winner of the prestigious San Francisco Comedy Competition winner, runner up in the Moth's largest US Grandslam storytelling competition and the first ever Irishman to have a special on Dry Bar Comedy. • Book: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker • TED Talk: Standing-up to Fear | David Nihill | TEDxManchester • Website: DavidNihill.com — RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW — • Book: Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer • Book: The Fish That Ate the Whale: The Life and Times of America's Banana King by Rich Cohen • Book: The Man Who Tried to Save the World: The Dangerous Life and Mysterious Disappearance of an American Hero by Scott Anderson • Past episode: 356: Living Out the Wisdom of Napoleon Hill with Jeffrey Gitomer • Personality: Jeffrey Gitomer • Personality: John Medina • Podcast: Snap Judgment • Principle: Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000 Hours Rule • Software: Trint • TED Talk: Do schools kill creativity? | Sir Ken Robinson | TED2006 • TED Talk: Feats of memory anyone can do | Joshua Foer | TED2012 • TED Talk: The happy secret to better work | Sean Achor | TEDxBloomington • Tool: Hubspot • Transcription: Rev.com — THANK YOU SPONSORS! — • Blinkist. Learn more, faster with book summaries you can read or listen to in 15 minutes at blinkist.com/awesome • Netgear. Enhance your WiFi at netgear.com/wifi See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our guest this week is David Nihill, bestselling author of Do You Talk Funny and Founder and Creative Director of FunnyBizz. David and John discuss a few topics that we’ve seen as important in the sales and public speaking space. David talks about managing fears instead of trying to overcome them, having a script vs. sounding scripted, and gives us some great pointers on delivering a strong keynote that’s not boring or too dull for your audience.

It's your lucky day! Episode eighty of The Presentation Boss Podcast. Joining us today is Irish author, speaker trainer and stand-up comic, David Nihill. His philosophy around hacking public speaking, combined with his leverage of using Stand-Up techniques means he has a grounded, sensible but effective approach to what works in presentations.The interview starts with a bit of fun, but soon settles into a conversation with loads of stories and a huge amount of great advice. David wouldn't let us move on until he'd made sure he shared all the tips and techniques he had prepared to talk about. Can't argue with that dedication to service!Show your support for this episode on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/presentationbossAbout Our GuestDavid Nihill is the author of the best-selling book Do You Talk Funny? and the Founder of FunnyBizz Conference. His work has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Forbes, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The Irish Independent, Newstalk, TED and The Irish Times. “One of the best speaking coaches out there” according to Forbes.com, David's Hacking Public Speaking program has had over 34,000 students. His book was listed by Book Authority as the #1 public speaking book of all time and his speechwriting company is used by some of the world's leading CEO's. A sought after international business speaker, David also performs stand-up. He has over 40M views on his comedy videos. As a lecturer he has taught at Stanford Graduate Business School, UC Berkeley, University of Oxford and University College Dublin. A graduate of the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School he calls San Francisco home, and was named on the Irish America 100 List, which recognizes the accomplishments Irish-American and Irish-born leaders.What You'll Learn• How a simple online course launched David's speaker coach career• The vast difference between the importance of content compared to delivery• Exactly how to use joke structure and comedy patterns in business presentations• Three techniques to make even the most boring and dry content come alive• Why you might use slides to boost the entertainment value of your presentation• What the difference is between ‘speaking slower' and ‘pausing', and why one is more effective• The benefits of memorising your talk the right wayMentioned In The Show• David Nihill's website: https://davidnihill.com/• David's course: hackingpublicspeaking.comContinue the Conversation:• Email us: podcast@presentationboss.com.au• The Presentation Boss Podcast: https://presentationboss.com.au/podcast/• Show your support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/presentationboss• Join our online community: Presentation Bosses Facebook Group• Kate on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-norris/• Thomas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-krafft/• Presentation Boss on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/presentationboss/

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During lockdown, David Studebaker recently grew his TikTok to a very impressive amount of views. David and Luke discuss how comedians can use TikTok, strategies, and the the benefits for comedians. Check out David's TikTok: here. Check out David Nihill's TikTok Comedy Guide: here. Check out this full episode on YouTube: here. Turn your funny into money! Check out the official website here: http://comedypreneur.com Pick up a copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” wherever you buy ebooks. Do you have a topic that you would like to hear discussed? Are you a clean comedian looking for an awesome podcast to be in? Do you have life-burning questions? Reach out to us at:  JamesDCreviston@gmail.com LukeLacoy@gmail.com  

During lockdown, David Studebaker recently grew his TikTok to a very impressive amount of views. David and Luke discuss how comedians can use TikTok, strategies, and the the benefits for comedians. Check out David's TikTok: here. Check out David Nihill's TikTok Comedy Guide: here. Check out this full episode on YouTube: here. Turn your funny into money! Check out the official website here: http://comedypreneur.com Pick up a copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” wherever you buy ebooks. Do you have a topic that you would like to hear discussed? Are you a clean comedian looking for an awesome podcast to be in? Do you have life-burning questions? Reach out to us at:  JamesDCreviston@gmail.com LukeLacoy@gmail.com  

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David Nihill is the author of the best-selling book Do You Talk Funny? and the Founder of FunnyBizz Conference. His work has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Forbes, NPR, and The Wall Street Journal.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not […]

Vicky's arms look like Popeye has had a fight with a bulldozer and once again, she's wearing an emergency hat. That takes longer than it should. When she and Joe finally get to the point, you'll discover how sloth can prevent you from writing your book, why it's not your fault, and 3 cool things you can do to make sure you get started. Note: if you're listening to this with your kids, you may end up explaining long words to them that make you feel uncomfortable. Blame Joe.   Key Takeaways: [3:10] Vicky is in a lot of pain today because she was trying to do a new trapeze move. [11:15] Let’s talk about sloth!  [12:45] What is the definition of sloth?  [14:05] Everything has survived and reproduced to produce us. That’s amazing! [15:50] Vicky at one point thought she was having bouts of laziness, but it wasn’t. It was genuine depression. [17:30] Joe has a system for dealing with things he doesn’t want to deal with.  [21:25] We plan to do good work, but for some reason ’emergencies’ crop up that make you not do the work.  [27:40] Why is everyone hoarding toilet paper?  [28:55] Vicky has three ways you can de-sloth yourself!  [31:20] When Vicky procrastinates, she gets really anxious.  [36:15] Schedule time in your calendar to do basic tasks like laundry.  [37:15] Next week’s sin is Lust!!    Mentioned in This Episode: Website Vicky on Medium Order Vicky’s new book! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and Overcast Join the 29 day challenge! 90-day Book Course The Wheel of Time, by Robert Jordan Candide, by Voltaire Do You Talk Funny? 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker, by David Nihill

Originally from Dublin Ireland, David Nihill is the founder of FunnyBizz Conference, bestselling author of Do You Talk Funny?, winner of San Francisco International Comedy Competition, runner up in the Moth’s largest US Grandslam storytelling competition and the first-ever Irishman to have a special on Dry Bar Comedy. His work has been featured in Inc, The Huffington Post, Forbes, Fast Company, Lifehacker, The Irish Times, TED, The Irish Independent, Today FM, and on TV3.   He and I met through friends a few years ago and I was immediately impressed not only with his barely indecipherable accent but also with how much knowledge he possessed about marketing, books and how to make them successful. This impression was only solidified when, a few days later, he sent me an email packed with all the strategies he'd used to make his book so successful that he was able to then sell it to a major publisher.   In this episode, we go through all those ideas and more. If you listened to the episode, you know that I promised I would give you the email he sent out to his launch team, which you are welcome to copy and steal (he will never know, unless he's reading this, in which case I say hi David!) You can get it by grabbing the show notes by going to https://www.launchpadpub.com/blog/david   WANT TO WRITE YOUR OWN MEMOIR? GRAB MY CHEAT SHEET BY GOING TO https://www.launchpadpub.com/memoir-download.

Vicky and Joe huddle under a blanket at 7.30 am. If you listen carefully you'll even hear birds tweeting in the background. It's all very idyllic and kind of cold. In this episode, your hosts talk books – and specifically, how the deadly sin of gluttony can scupper your Big Book Adventure. It's not as tortured a metaphor as you might think, despite Joe's scepticism. Tune in for top book-writing tips and excitement about sloths.   Key Takeaways: [4:45] How does gluttony relate to your book writing efforts? [5:15] Too much talking and not enough doing!  [8:25] How much do you actually want to write a book? Is it just a fantasy or is it a goal of yours?[9:25] Too much research and not enough action. [12:30] Don’t let research be the reason why you haven’t gotten your first draft down.  [13:45] You’re too bloated in your message. [14:45] People sometimes feel that in order for it to be a real book, it needs to be thick. It doesn’t!  [16:40] The key is to know when to stop! That’s easier said than done.  [18:55] Always wanted to write a book? Look for Vicky’s waiting list invite.    Mentioned in This Episode: Website Vicky on Medium Order Vicky’s new book! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and Overcast Join the 29 day challenge! The Wheel of Time, by Robert Jordan The Long Walk, by Richard Bachman Do You Talk Funny? 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker, by David Nihill

Do You Talk Funny by David Nihill

In this book, David Nihill introduced seven tips he learned as a stand-up comedian in order for business people to become better speakers and, why not, even a little more funny.

Parece mentira pero en zetatesters también creemos que centrarse es buena cosa. Incluso los multipotenciales. De eso hablan Marc y Carles en este episodio.Episodio: EB 49 Comentamos el libro “Crianza incondicional” de Alfie Kohn Libro: Qué se puede esperar cuando se está esperando de Heidi Murkoff (Autor), Sharon Mazel (Autor), Victòria Tarrida (Traductor) Libro: Playful Parenting de Lawrence J. Cohen Libro: 12 reglas para vivir: Un antídoto al caos de Jordan Peterson (versión original: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos) Episodio: ZT 76 Multipotenciales Episodio: ZT 116 ¿Se nos va de las manos el flipadismo del desarrollo personal? Libro: ¡Termina!: Descubre la clave para lograr tus objetivos de Jon Acuff (versión original: Finish. Give Yourself the Gift of Done). YouTube: Book Review - The ONE Thing - SPI TV Ep. 23 Libro: Solo Una Cosa de Gary Keller, Jay Papasan (versión original: The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results) Libro: Los 88 peldaños del éxito: Usamos el 1% de nuestro cerebro. Accede al 99% restante de Anxo Pérez. Web: 8Belts - Aprender idiomas en 8 meses es posible Amazon Prime: La maravillosa Sra. Maisel Netflix: Mad Men. Amazon: Fire TV Stick | Basic Edition Netflix: ¡A ordenar con Marie Kondo! Libro: La magia del orden : herramientas para ordenar tu casa-- ¡y tu vida! de Marie Kondo.Podcast: BeSuricata Episodio: EB 45 Liderazgo, talento y emprender con James Basha (extra ball) Goodreads: Reto de lectura 2018 de Carles Libro: How to Be Everything: A Guide for Those Who (Still) Don't Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up de Emilie Wapnick. Episodio: EB 09 Humor en presentaciones con David Nihill (extra ball) Episodio:

IMDB: Galáctica, estrella de combate. Blog: CharlasCylon.com por Rubén Fernández. Twitter: @ciberado (Javier Moreno) Grupo "Somos zetatesters": zetatesters.com/somos Grup "ZetaFit&Food": zetatesters.com/fit Episodio: ZT 38 Ejercicio físico y “De qué hablo cuando hablo de correr” de Haruki Murakami Libro: Musculación Sin Aparatos. Tú Eres Tu Propio Gimnasio de Mark Lauren y Joshua Clark (versión original: You Are Your Own Gym: The Bible of Bodyweight Exercises) App: You Are Your Own Gym by Mark Lauren (Android, iOS) Reddit: Recommended routine. Libro: Desencadenado. Tu cuerpo es tu gimnasio de Marcos Vázquez. Libro: ¡Termina!: Descubre la clave para lograr tus objetivos de Jon Acuff (versión original: Finish. Give Yourself the Gift of Done). Netflix: Mad Men. Web: Fit Father Project - Fitness for fathers Episodio: EB 35 Ejercicio físico y nutrición con Gonzalo Álvarez Marañón (extra ball) App: Contador de calorías Fat Secret (Android, iOS) Libro: Eat Green Get Lean: 100 Vegetarian and Vegan Recipes for Building Muscle, Getting Lean and Staying Healthy de Michael Matthews. Libro: Muscle Myths: 50 Health & Fitness Mistakes You Didn't Know You Were Making Making de Michael Matthews. Amazon: Ultrasport Barra de dominadas extensible Amazon: Anillos Gimnasio de Madera con Correas Hebillas Ajustable Libro: Momentos mágicos: Cómo crear experiencias que nos cambien la vida de Chip Heath y Dan Heath (versión original: The Power of Moments. Why certain experiences have extraordinary impact). Episodio: EB 09 Humor en presentaciones con David Nihill (extra ball) Episodio: EP 05 Mitos sobre hablar en público, conflicto dramático y nervios con Carlos Salas - Presentástico Libro: 

La maggior parte dei libri su comunicazione e public speaking ci dicono che l'umorismo è importante per una presentazione di successo. Però, nessun libro ci dice effettivamente come possiamo inserire un po' di umorismo nelle nostre presentazioni. Nessun libro ci spiega quali sono le tecniche usate dai comici e come possiamo applicarle in un contesto business. "Do You Talk Funny?" di David Nihill fa proprio questo.

"Humor is a skill, let's understand the techniques behind it"- David Nihill Today's guest on the Art of Adventure Podcast is the author, public speaker, speaking coach, and entrepreneur, David Nihill. David believes that humor is an important skill in connecting with people. Anyone could be funny, especially on stage, by looking at certain techniques and replicating them. Anybody can make themselves considerably funnier in a short period of time. In this episode, David shows us that one need not be a natural to speak in public with humor. This is a skill which can be studied, worked on, and improved upon. What you'll learn in this episode: How to connect your audience How to set up frameworks when speaking in public How to apply humor to your speeches Techniques on public speaking and being funny Continue the adventure: FunnyBizz Conference: Where Business Meets Humor 80 free tips from his book David's udemy course Arash Bayatmakou's TEDx talk Quotes: "Start right in the middle of the action, then bring it back at the end of your talk" - David Nihill "I still don't enjoy speaking, but I know it is going to go well"- David Nihill "Rubbish content, delivered beautifully, is still rubbish"- David Nihill "Create a structure that allows you to improvise"- David Nihill "Humor is a skill, let's understand the techniques behind it"- David Nihill "Ask yourself - What will people think when I say this?"- David Nihill   You might also like these episodes: AOA 093 | Michael Port | Steal The Show Robin Farmanfarmaian | How to Become a Thought Leader AOA 034 | Jordan Harbinger | The Art of the Interview and Networking Like a Pro AOA 056 | Michael Margolis | Storytelling For Business AOA 081 | Vanessa Van Edwards | The Body Language Of Great First Impressions

En este episodio hemos recordado una comida muy especial. Hemos hablado de… Roger sigue igual de soso. Si ensayas, no conduzcas. ¡¡¡Fuimos a cenar con David Nihill!!! David hace reír a Roger incluso hablando inglés. Carles vive todavía en 1982. Las presentaciones en España van con retraso. La misión de Humor en público. Hacer humor … Continuar leyendo "87 Una comida con David Nihill" La entrada 87 Una comida con David Nihill se publicó primero en Humor en público.

Public speaking can be a really daunting prospect for many of us. The fear that we’ll humiliate ourselves in front of a live audience is enough to make anyone sweat buckets before a live event! But if you can just make them laugh, you’ll immediately ease the tension in the room and boost your own self-confidence so that you can give a world-class talk without choking on stage. On this podcast episode, I speak with David Nihill about how to be funnier in your public speaking, presentations, live broadcasts, YouTube videos and even on your podcast! David is an author, producer, entrepreneur and funny man from Dublin, Ireland. He is the best-selling author of “Do You Talk Funny?” and the founder of the FunnyBizz Conference. Essential Learning Points From This Episode: The value of humor is that it can be used to grab and hold people’s attention You may not be able to overcome your fear of public speaking, but you can learn how to manage it Create a “happy journal” and fill it with funny content ideas that you can look back on Inject short personal stories into your presentation and follow up it with, “I told you that story because…” to really grab people’s attention Always try and put the punchline of your story at the very end of the sentence to facilitate time for laughter If you’re worried that a joke will fall flat, avoid telling jokes and tell a funny story instead Acknowledging a fail is the easiest way to overcome awkwardness and make the audience laugh Focus on content over delivery until you get paid to speak Link the start of your speech to the end and try to leave them with three key learning elements If you’re showing slides and images during your presentation, you need to set it up and use it alongside (or instead of) your punchline Much, much more! Important Links & Mentions From this Episode: David’s book, “Do You Talk Funny?”  ” (http://conference.funnybizz.co)   Amy Cuddy’s Ted Talk  Ken Robinson’s Ted Talk  (http://riseoftheyoupreneur.com/) Personal Branding Roadmap  Sign-up for the FREE Youpreneur Launchpad Training Course  (https://www.youpreneur.com) Thank You for Tuning In! There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, but you chose mine, and I’m grateful for that. If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see at the top and bottom of this page. For more information on this episode, click here.

Jeff Phipps Jeff Phipps is the Managing Director and General Manager for ADP in the UK and Ireland. He’s used what he’s discovered from this podcast to deliver business results, not just in financial terms, but in significant improvements to associate engagement. Key Points Jeff’s three pillars of management: Have a lifelong journey of learning. Commit to diversity. Be clear about the role your business plays in society. Related Episodes Create Behavior That Lasts, with Marshall Goldsmith (episode 196) Start With Why, with Simon Sinek (episode 223) How to Make Deep Work Happen, with Cal Newport (episode 233) Turn Followers Into Leaders, with David Marquet (episode 241) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) How Women Make Stronger, Smarter Choices, with Therese Huston (episode 255) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

Jeff Phipps Jeff Phipps is the Managing Director and General Manager for ADP in the UK and Ireland. He’s used what he’s discovered from this podcast to deliver business results, not just in financial terms, but in significant improvements to associate engagement. Key Points Jeff’s three pillars of management: Have a lifelong journey of learning. Commit to diversity. Be clear about the role your business plays in society. Related Episodes Create Behavior That Lasts, with Marshall Goldsmith (episode 196) Start With Why, with Simon Sinek (episode 223) How to Make Deep Work Happen, with Cal Newport (episode 233) Turn Followers Into Leaders, with David Marquet (episode 241) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) How Women Make Stronger, Smarter Choices, with Therese Huston (episode 255) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

En este episodio os descubrimos el libro «Do you talk funny?». Hemos hablado de… Os pedimos reseñas con humor, o sea, risueñas. David Nihelatina. Un libro sobre humor, con humor. Los 7 hábitos que recomienda el libro. Un libro orientado a presentadores, sin agobios. El funny story file. Busca historias a partir de un tema … Continuar leyendo "83 Comentando el libro «Do You Talk Funny?» de David Nihill" La entrada 83 Comentando el libro «Do You Talk Funny?» de David Nihill se publicó primero en Humor en público.

In episode 1 I am chatting with David Nihill. David is the author of the best-selling book Do You Talk Funny? the top rated book about public speaking on Amazon in the US. David is the Founder of FunnyBizz, a community, writer platform, and conference series, where business meets humour to abolish boring content. His work has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The Irish Times, and Forbes. Originally from Dublin, David now calls San Francisco home.Please enjoy Tribe of Speakers with David Nihill! If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe. If you have any feedback, please get in touch. Email dave@davelinehan.com. Thank you for listening!

Neil Pasricha: The Happiness Equation Neil Pasricha is a top-rated leadership keynote speaker, New York Times bestselling author, and positive psychology researcher focused on the relationship between happiness and leadership in business. He leads The Institute for Global Happiness. Neil has written five New York Times and #1 international bestsellers including: The Book of Awesome*, Awesome is Everywhere*, and The Happiness Equation*. His books have been on bestseller lists for over 200 weeks and sold millions of copies. Key Points Retirement can be a shock for people, but having a sense of purpose makes it much easier to handle. We need to take the stigma off demotions, because for some people it’s a better match to their stage of life. As people get older, they work less. It shouldn’t be a shame for them to earn less. Social media solutions: No screens in the first or last hour of day. Put your charger as far away from your bedroom as possible. Turn off notifications on your phone, or put your phone on airplane mode. Happiness should be a starting point, not a destination. The best time of day to check email is 9-10 am and 4-5pm. If you’re only doing the urgent tasks, your never doing the important ones. Resources Mentioned The Happiness Equation* by Neil Pasricha Irresistible* by Adam Alter Abundance* by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler Book Notes Download my highlights from The Happiness Equation in PDF format (free membership required). Related Episodes The Secret To Happiness (episode 134) Five Ways to Avoid Living With Regret, with Allison Clarke (episode 171) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

Neil Pasricha: The Happiness Equation Neil Pasricha is a top-rated leadership keynote speaker, New York Times bestselling author, and positive psychology researcher focused on the relationship between happiness and leadership in business. He leads The Institute for Global Happiness. Neil has written five New York Times and #1 international bestsellers including: The Book of Awesome*, Awesome is Everywhere*, and The Happiness Equation*. His books have been on bestseller lists for over 200 weeks and sold millions of copies. Key Points Retirement can be a shock for people, but having a sense of purpose makes it much easier to handle. We need to take the stigma off demotions, because for some people it’s a better match to their stage of life. As people get older, they work less. It shouldn’t be a shame for them to earn less. Social media solutions: No screens in the first or last hour of day. Put your charger as far away from your bedroom as possible. Turn off notifications on your phone, or put your phone on airplane mode. Happiness should be a starting point, not a destination. The best time of day to check email is 9-10 am and 4-5pm. If you’re only doing the urgent tasks, your never doing the important ones. Resources Mentioned The Happiness Equation* by Neil Pasricha Irresistible* by Adam Alter Abundance* by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler Book Notes Download my highlights from The Happiness Equation in PDF format (free membership required). Related Episodes The Secret To Happiness (episode 134) Five Ways to Avoid Living With Regret, with Allison Clarke (episode 171) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

En este episodio hemos descubierto dos nuevos recursos humorísticos: el callback y el running gag. Hemos hablado de… Qué es el callback. Algunos ejemplos de callback. Carles se crece y cuestiona a David Nihill. El running gag. Algunos ejemplos de running gag. Problemas técnicos por culpa del callback. Notas del programa Libro: Manual del cómico … Continuar leyendo "26 Callback y Running Gag" La entrada 26 Callback y Running Gag se publicó primero en Humor en público.

Jill Schlesigner: Jill on Money Jill Schlesinger is the Emmy-nominated Business Analyst for CBS News, the host of the Jill on Money podcast and of the nationally syndicated radio show, Jill on Money, which won the 2018 Gracie Award for Best National Talk Show. She has been recognized as a Top 10 LinkedIn Influencer and a Top 10 LinkedIn Voice. She’s the author of The Dumb Things Smart People Do with Their Money: Thirteen Ways to Right Your Financial Wrongs*. Key Points First Three Financial Steps: Pay off consumer debt Create emergency fund of 6-12 months of living expenses Maximize retirement contributions You only need a financial advisor once you’ve achieved the first three financial steps. Life insurance is a cornerstone of a family’s financial security. Think about if your death would result in financial hardship for someone else. 90% of people should buy term life insurance. Make sure your advisor is held to the fiduciary standard. Put a freeze on your credit file for each of the credit bureaus. Resources Mentioned Marilyn Pittman letsmakeaplan.org napfa.org - National Association of Personal Financial Advisors lifehappens.org Haven Life equifaxsecurity2017.com annualcreditreport.com The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns by John Bogle* Betterment Jill on Money Related Episodes Improve Your Writing With Practical Typography, with Matthew Butterick (episode 145) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) How to Reduce Drama With Kids, with Tina Payne Bryson (episode 310) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

Jill Schlesigner: Jill on Money Jill Schlesinger is the Emmy-nominated Business Analyst for CBS News, the host of the Jill on Money podcast and of the nationally syndicated radio show, Jill on Money, which won the 2018 Gracie Award for Best National Talk Show. She has been recognized as a Top 10 LinkedIn Influencer and a Top 10 LinkedIn Voice. She’s the author of The Dumb Things Smart People Do with Their Money: Thirteen Ways to Right Your Financial Wrongs*. Key Points First Three Financial Steps: Pay off consumer debt Create emergency fund of 6-12 months of living expenses Maximize retirement contributions You only need a financial advisor once you’ve achieved the first three financial steps. Life insurance is a cornerstone of a family’s financial security. Think about if your death would result in financial hardship for someone else. 90% of people should buy term life insurance. Make sure your advisor is held to the fiduciary standard. Put a freeze on your credit file for each of the credit bureaus. Resources Mentioned Marilyn Pittman letsmakeaplan.org napfa.org - National Association of Personal Financial Advisors lifehappens.org Haven Life equifaxsecurity2017.com annualcreditreport.com The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns by John Bogle* Betterment Jill on Money Related Episodes Improve Your Writing With Practical Typography, with Matthew Butterick (episode 145) How to Engage With Humor, with David Nihill (episode 245) How to Reduce Drama With Kids, with Tina Payne Bryson (episode 310) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

David Nihill is the author of Do You Talk Funny? and the Founder of FunnyBizz which is a community, writing platform, and conference series that helps content creators access top comedic writing talent. He places a heavy emphasis on incorporating comedic storytelling into public speaking engagements and interactions with your potential customers. In this episode, we also talk about: Why Humor […] The post David Nihill | Do You Talk Funny? appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

64 episodios más tarde, volvemos a hablar sobre mentores. Entre otras cosas vemos la diferencia entre mentores y coaches o los tipos de mentoring. Eso y muchas cosas más (como Tomàs metiendo caña a Carles). Episodio: ZT 02: Mentores, Masterminds y “El Elemento” de Ken Robinson Libro: El Elemento: Descubrir tu pasión lo cambia todo (Versión Kindle) de Sir Ken Robinson Libro: The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything (Versión Kindle) de Sir Ken Robinson YouTube: Two Words that Will Kill Any Conversation - Marshall Goldsmith https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS4Uufcpi7Y Episodio: EP 07 Toastmasters, feedback y humor con Nacho Téllez Episodio: Claire Diaz-Ortiz on The Mentoring Process And The Power of Mentoring – Episode #87 Imdb: Metallica: Some Kind of Monster  Episodio: Ryan Holiday Author of The Ego Is The Enemy and Thoughts on Practical Stoicism  – Episode #62 Libro: The Obstacle is the Way: The Ancient Art of Turning Adversity to Advantage de Ryan Holiday. Libro: Ego is the Enemy: The Fight to Master Our Greatest Opponent de Ryan Holiday. Libro: One Minute Mentoring: How to find and work with a mentor - and why you'll benefit from being one de Ken Blanchard y Claire Diaz-Ortiz. Episodio: EB 20 GuideDoc.tv, documentales y podcasting con Victor Correal (Extra ball) Episodio: ZT 19 Compañeros de viaje y “Creatividad S.A.” de Ed Catmull Episodio: EB 09 Humor en presentaciones con David Nihill (extra ball) YouTube: Happy Barry - Carmen de Mairena. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2CpF0FFSwU YouTube: Song of Time on Ocarina https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nad5AJaIcBI Grupo Somos zetarruners de Telegram. Episodio: How to Reverse Aging with Art De Vany - The Tim Ferriss Show Podcast Somos zetatesters Artículo: Hay una palabra japonesa que significa que compras más libros de los que puedes leer Libro: Superpoderes del éxito para gente normal: Consigue todo lo que quieras... trabajando como un cabrón de Mago More. Episodio:

Hoy toca tema de flipados: la fuerza de voluntad. En este episodio 65 comentamos algunas de las ideas principales del magnífico libro Autocontrol: Cómo funciona la voluntad, por qué es tan importante y qué podemos hacer para mejorarla de la psicóloga Kelly McGonigal. Spotify: The Princess Bride de Mark Knopfler (Banda sonora de La princesa prometida) Podcast: Entre Dev y Ops. Web: A run de terra Episodi: Emprendre amb l'esport amb “A Run De Terra” – Programa 288 (Mossegalapoma, en catalán). Episodio: ZT 20 Deseos y “Los secretos de la motivación” de José Antonio Marina Episodio: ZT 27 Autocontrol y “Turning Pro” de Steven Pressfield Web: SuperBetter Libro: Reality is Broken de Jane McGonigal (traducido como ¿Por qué los videojuegos pueden mejorar tu vida y cambiar el mundo?: Un encuentro entre el mundo virtual y el real en el que las personas salen favorecidas) Episodio: ZT 34 Autoindulgencia y “The 4 Hour Body” de Tim Ferriss Libro: The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months de Brian P. Moran y Michael Lennington Libro: Pa ciència, la nostra: Curiositats científiques del dia a dia de Daniel Arbós y Màrius Belles. YouTube: Por qué dejé de ver pornografía - Ran Gavrielli - TEDx Jaffa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJ_QfP2mhU Libro: El poder de los hábitos de Charles Duhigg. Libro: Misbehaving: The Story of Behavioral Economics de Richard H. Tahler Web: FutureMe.org Web: Headspace - Meditation made simple. [Episodio] ZT 26 Steve Vai y “Dumbing Us Down” de John Taylor Gatto Libro Delicatessen: The Willpower Instinct: How Self-Control Works, Why It Matters, and What You Can Do to Get More of It de Kelly McGonigal Libro Delicatessen traducido: Autocontrol: Cómo funciona la voluntad, por qué es tan importante y qué podemos hacer para mejorarla. de Kelly McGonigal. Libro: Manual del cómico novato de Miguel Lago YouTube: Monólogo Miguel Lago - Parir en casa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5LAI3OK9sY Libro: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker de David Nihill. Episodio:

In today’s episode Tara laughs it up with David Nihill. David is the founder of FunnyBizz, a community, writer platform, and conference series helping content creators access top comedic writing talent. He performed standup comedy at California’s leading clubs, including; Cobbs, The Comedy Store, The Improv, and the Punchline, even though he strongly denies being a […] The post Episode 048 – Using Comedy to Communicate with David Nihill appeared first on What Works.

En el episodio 33 recomendamos el libro "Do you talk funny". El día siguiente en que grabamos el episodio tuve la suerte de conocer a su autor: David Nihill. Le llevé del hotel al aeropuerto y pasamos un buen rato hablando de humor, libros frikis y sobre el proceso de escribir. En este extra ball, entrevisto a David Nihill y hablamos sobre el humor en las presentaciones y sobre el proceso de escribir y publicar un libro. Estos son algunos temas que tratamos en la entrevista (está en inglés): No intentes hacerte el gracioso. Cómo los momentos humillantes del pasado pueden acabar siendo provechosos. Cómo encontrar material para crear humor. ¿Puede el humor desarrollarse? ¿Qué beneficios tiene grabarse las presentaciones? Cómo usar métricas para mejorar nuestro humor La técnica "Bookend" para cerrar una presentación de forma completa. Por qué es recomendable grabar primero la versión audio de un libro antes de publicarlo. Cómo lograr que una editorial tradicional publique el libro de un autor novel. ¿Cuáles son las dos mejores cosas para invertir dinero al escribir un libro para publicar?  Cómo elegir la portada para tu libro (y evitar que otros propongan sus horribles sugerencias). Os dejamos dos enlaces afiliados (no os costará más y recibimos pequeña comisión): “Do You Talk Funny: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker” de David Nihill How to Write Funny: Your Serious, Step-By-Step Blueprint For Creating Incredibly, Irresistibly, Successfully Hilarious Writing de Scott Dikkers. Otros enlaces que se citan en la entrevista: Pat's First Kindle Book (From Start to Finish) 7comedyhabits.com Twitter: @funnybizzsf FunnyBizz.co

Guest: David Nihill, founder of Funny Biz, and author of Do You Talk Funny. Being funny is not just a natural talent you are born with. It is also a skill you can learn. And it’s a skill that can be invaluable in building your personal brand. My guest today is David Nihill, founder of FunnyBiz – a company that specializes in helping people be funnier in print and in front of an audience. Among other things we will talk about how doing improv comedy can make anyone a better public speaker, how to use humor to connect with your audience, and the tips and tricks you can borrow from professional comedians – to get a laugh

This week, our in-depth conversation features David Nihill. Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, David, like so man of us, had a deep fear of public speaking. But, he found himself having to face this head on, when he reluctantly agreed to host a benefit comedy show he had suggested for a friend, Arash Bayatmakou, who had suffered a severe spinal cord injury (Comedy for a Spinal Cause). He quickly realized the best speakers were also often the funniest. Not because of the one-liners they threw into the audience, but because they knew how to tell a story in a way that made people laugh.In at attempt to learn the craft and also face his crippling fear of public speaking, he spent a year traveling the country pretending to be an accomplished comedian and talking his way onto as many comedy show stages and festivals as possible. Along the way, he not only overcame his fear of speaking, he began to deconstruct the best story-driven comedy and figured out a methodology he could not only bring to the stage himself, but also teach pretty much anyone. Even people who consider themselves to have nearly zero ability to tell stories or be funny.The shared this approach in a book, k, Do You Talk Funny?, then launched a community, writers platform, and conference series under called FunnyBizz Conference: Where Business Meets Humor, with the intention of helping everyone from speakers and executives to content creators tap the power of storytelling, comedy and improv to engage readers and audiences on a whole new level.David realized he had learned something in the process that could be valuable to other businesspeople — most people, with the right techniques, could learn to be funny, (at least on stage) and learning how to structure a comedy routine involves the exact same skills as making a successful presentation. He now also runs an agency that lets anyone from executives to speakers to anyone who wants funnier content tap a team of freelance comedy writers to punch up anything from a keynote or best-man's speech to an article or boardroom presentation.In This Episode, You'll Learn:What it was like faking his way onto stagesHow his Irish heritage played into his ability to tell storiesWhich TED talks have the most laughs per minute.How comedy & copywriting are correlated.That US comedy is a testament to tight TV ready writing.How many laughs per day a baby has compared to adults over 35 years old.That CEOs perceive people with a sense of humor as doing better work.Mentioned in This Episode:FunnyBizz Conference: Where Business Meets Humor80 free tips from his bookDavid's udemy courseArash Bayatmakou's TEDx talkCamp GLP is about connecting, playing, lighting up on a deeper, more meaningful level. One that bypasses the normal superficial yadda yadda yadda and makes a beeline to the soul. Come join us.

In This Episode How businesses use humor to tell their brand story How to tell funny stories without sounding like you are trying to be funny How creating a community of humorists has led to better content How to use humor without offending people Resources David Nihill on twitter: @FunnyBizzSF FunnyBizz Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000 hour rule The Man who Tried to Save the World 7comedyhabits.com Ken Robinson's TED Talk David Spinks CMX Visit BryanKramer.com to hear more Human Conversation.

¿Se puede improvisar un episodio entero de un podcast? ¿Pueden las restricciones avivar la creatividad? ¿Huelen los pedos de los peces? Estos son algunos de los aspectos tratados en este episodio sobre Improvisación. En Delicatessen recomendamos un libro para hacer nuestras presentaciones más divertidas: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker de David Nihill. [Podcast] El método - Luis Quevedo. [Libro] 2001: Una odisea espacial de Arthur C. Clarke. Improvisación [Vídeo] Fun with a few 9V batteries. (244 of them) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hwLHdBTQ7s [Libro] Improv Wisdom: Don't Prepare, Just Show Up de Patricia Ryan Madson. [Escena] Indiana Jones vs Swordsman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I_Ds2ytz4o [Libro] Presentación Zen: Ideas sencillas para el diseño de presentaciones de Garr Reynolds. [LIBRO] “The Tipping Point” de  Malcolm Gladwell Somos zetatesters Miquel Gabarró ha creado la cuenta en Twitter @BeSuricata que se define como: Grupo de gente inquieta que organiza charlas sobre ingresos pasivos, life hacking, productividad, ética, libros de flipados y tecnología. #zetatesters Benjamí Villoslada nos dice que muchos escritores ponen demasiado paja en los libros y nos pasa el artículo: George Orwell's Six Rules for Writing Clear and Tight Prose Madrillano nos dice que pidamos reseñas en su directorio de podcasts en español: LosPodkas. http://www.podkas.com/directorio/zetatesters-por-zetatesters [Libro] La Guía del autoestopista galáctico de Douglas Adams. @LosPodKas nos envió un GIF animado en el que salen dos personajes de los Simpson preparándose unas rayas de… cacao que se ponen en un vaso con leche y se lo beben con pajita :-) Os dejamos aquí su tuit: LosPodKas @zetatesters https://t.co/iGlFlRnfQG 15/6/16 23:23 Zombies, Run! Aplicación gamificada para correr. [Podcast] Coffee Break: Señal y Ruido [Vídeo] Indefensión aprendida (subtitulado) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtB6RTJVqPM [Artículo]

Self-Help & Self-Improvement Topics Include: How to notice when your mind is going awry – and when you're out of alignment with your job or career How we gain clarity in our career, our choices, and life About having faith in change, and what's right beneath the surface Why you want to read the self-help and self-improvement classic The Game of Life and How to Play it Well by Florence Scovel Shinn What it means to plant seeds of change How to get more efficient and trim away the excess Why it's so important to get yourself out of your head What is discernment from the heart for self-improvement? Why you often have to go through something to move past fear What's a fear of the heart? What's fear of the mind vs. fear of the heart? What we can learn from David Nihill's (How to Talk Funny) public speaking experiment How Amy Cuddy author of Presence(made famous by her viral Ted Talk) talks about feeling like a fraud – and what we can learn from it. What's the importance of feedback? What's Estrogen with a side of balls? What we can learn from the brief stand-up comedy career from David Nihill Why it's so important to have faith when you're on your path Why change is always coming under the surface. The amazing diet from Anthony William, Medical Medium Why it's so important NOT to push through. When it's so important to surrender Why it's a bad idea to betray your own heart Michael Sandler & CJ Liu Share How to Have a Breakthrough, Overcome Fear & Trust Your Intuition! Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Mindfulness | Meditation | Business | Career | Happiness | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Welcome to episode #517 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. If you can just make them laugh. It's powerful. Even for the most serious of businesses. Adding a component of humor can be a very powerful business advantage. This is the work (and world) of David Nihill. His company, Funny Bizz, exists to add an edge of humour to your content and a mission to abolish boring content. Nihill also runs the Funny Bizz Conference and is the author of Do You Talk Funny - 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker (a great book about adding comedy to your presentation skills). David knows what it takes to wake up content, give it some life, and move it to being memorable. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #517 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 49:23. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here's is my conversation with David Nihill. Funny Bizz. Funny Bizz Conference. Do You Talk Funny - 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker. Follow David on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #517 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand business blog business book business podcast comedy david nihill david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog do you talk funny facebook funny bizz funny bizz conference funnybizz google itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog public speaking social media twitter wpp

If you've ever wanted to have more confidence when talking, learn to speak in public, or at least not run for the hills when your name is called, then do we have the funny talking show for you! Today I'll be speaking with David Nihill, know affectionately by his stage name Irish Dave, about one of my new favorite public speaking, AND standup comedy books, Do You Talk Funny. We'll discuss his one year stunt to go from scared stupid of public speaking, to hosting a business conference, regularly performing stand-up comedy, and winning story-telling competitions in front of packed houses…all by studying some of the best public speakers in the world: stand up comedians. (Fantastic knowledge for self-improvement!) That plus we'll talk about Shakin Steven's, poking sharks, and why you don't want to give a macbook pro to a goat…unless he's a good typist. Questions and Topics Include: How a cliff-jump ended with a trip to the vet Arash Bayamakou Ted Talk – Arash Bayatmakou | TEDxMarin - YouTube Who was Shakin' Stevens? What his lunatic plan was become a better public speaker AJ Jacobs style or Tim Ferris style for a 1 year project. 1 year pretending to be an accomplished comedian and seeing how far he can get Pretty much 1 year of lunacy How'd he become Irish Dave? What's an estrogen entrée with a side of balls How you don't necessarily overcome fears (such as stage fright or public speaking), but you manage them. What Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000 hours rule (and Anders Ericsson) has to do with deliberate practice and improving. How he was learning from the best, and reviewing each show immediately afterwards Why the best Ted Talk speakers always learned from comedians What laughs per minute has to do with successful Ted Talks and business talks Why Ken Robinson's Ted Talk is the most viewed Ted Talk of all time. What he learned from Seth Godin who's great as a business speaker How Seth Godin is funny in part from using visual content How to make a laugh How do we craft a story. Why you want to get feedback from your audience How to figure out what's behind funny What's the Power of 3? What do chimps, pop tarts and words with k? Jerry Seinfeld Pop Tart YouTube Video: Seinfeld Pop Tart video Why a tight five's much better than a sloppy 15 What does Hand Movement have to do with Ted Talks How hand movement is linked to the virality of Ted Talks online Kermit Panic Video Joshua Foer Memory Champion, author of Moonwalking with Einstein, and his memory palace Why don't you want to pet the hamster? How do you practice your talk? How do we embrace the fear of public speaking How he gave a Ted Talk to Arash His book: Do You Talk Funny, 7comedyhabits.com, get 80 tips from the book free How he performed for NPR's the Moth…and made it to the finals in the competition! How Dave Chapelle practices Why we should have John Acuff on the show, and why he's one of the funniest business speakers. How President Obama is using comedy David Nihill's Moth Talk David Nihill On Lessons Learned from 1 Year Challenge to Overcome Public Speaking Fear Thru Stand-Up Comedy! Ted Talk | Moth Talk | Business | Career | Spiritual | Spirituality | Success | Inspirational | Motivational | Mindful | Mindfulness | Happiness | Self-Help | Self-Improvement | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

David Nihill: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker On this week’s episode, David teaches us how to practically engage with humor. Quotes Humor isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s a must-have. —David Nihill If there’s embarrassment in there, there’s humor in there. It’s just about whether you’re willing to talk about it. —David Nihill The end of laughter is followed by the height of listening. —Jeffrey Gitomer Resources Conference: http://funnybizz.co/funnybizz-conference/ Public speaking blog: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/ 80 free tips from the book: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/80-free-tips/ Example of rule of 3 with President Obama: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFcWz9eyovA GIFS for follow up emails: http://funnybizz.co/inbox-happiness-12-proven-gifs-you-can-use-now/ Feedback Comments, questions, or feedback for future question and answer shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback The next question and answer show is episode 248 If you're not already subscribed to this show, please do so and you’ll get new episodes every Monday. Just search for Coaching for Leaders on iTunes, Stitcher, or any podcast app you use and subscribe there. Please join my weekly leadership guide. The leadership guide is delivered to your inbox each Wednesday and includes my thoughts and recommendations on the best articles, podcasts, videos, and books to support your development between shows. It also includes a brief overview and link to the full weekly show notes. If you, like me, tend to listen to podcasts while you’re on the road or exercising, this will give you an easy way to follow up later on the links and resources we mention in every show. As a bonus, when you join the weekly leadership guide, you’ll get immediate access to my readers’ guide listing the 10 leadership books that will help you get better results from others, with brief summaries from me on the value of each book. Download the 11-page readers’ guide and 9-minute video of these book recommendations … plus, insight on the 2 books that I rely on weekly! http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank You Thank you to AdeTheux, bigred35, Grumpy elf2011, and AI8706 for the kind review on iTunes. If you would like to post a review as well, it's a huge help in the growth of the Coaching for Leaders community. If you use iTunes, just visit http://coachingforleaders.com/itunes – and thank you in advance for your support!

David Nihill: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker On this week’s episode, David teaches us how to practically engage with humor. Quotes Humor isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s a must-have. —David Nihill If there’s embarrassment in there, there’s humor in there. It’s just about whether you’re willing to talk about it. —David Nihill The end of laughter is followed by the height of listening. —Jeffrey Gitomer Resources Conference: http://funnybizz.co/funnybizz-conference/ Public speaking blog: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/ 80 free tips from the book: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/80-free-tips/ Example of rule of 3 with President Obama: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFcWz9eyovA GIFS for follow up emails: http://funnybizz.co/inbox-happiness-12-proven-gifs-you-can-use-now/ Feedback Comments, questions, or feedback for future question and answer shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback The next question and answer show is episode 248 If you're not already subscribed to this show, please do so and you’ll get new episodes every Monday. Just search for Coaching for Leaders on iTunes, Stitcher, or any podcast app you use and subscribe there. Please join my weekly leadership guide. The leadership guide is delivered to your inbox each Wednesday and includes my thoughts and recommendations on the best articles, podcasts, videos, and books to support your development between shows. It also includes a brief overview and link to the full weekly show notes. If you, like me, tend to listen to podcasts while you’re on the road or exercising, this will give you an easy way to follow up later on the links and resources we mention in every show. As a bonus, when you join the weekly leadership guide, you’ll get immediate access to my readers’ guide listing the 10 leadership books that will help you get better results from others, with brief summaries from me on the value of each book. Download the 11-page readers’ guide and 9-minute video of these book recommendations … plus, insight on the 2 books that I rely on weekly! http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank You Thank you to AdeTheux, bigred35, Grumpy elf2011, and AI8706 for the kind review on iTunes. If you would like to post a review as well, it's a huge help in the growth of the Coaching for Leaders community. If you use iTunes, just visit http://coachingforleaders.com/itunes – and thank you in advance for your support!

In honor of April Fool’s Day, a funny guest joins Jesse to discuss a seriously important topic … how to use humor to drive engagement in all of your communication opportunities. David Nihill went from being deathly afraid of public speaking to hosting a business conference, regularly performing stand-up comedy, and winning storytelling competitions in […] For additional content and links, visit http://www.EngagingLeader.com

Public speaking blog: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/ Book: http://www.amazon.com/Do-You-Talk-Funny-Funnier/dp/1942952279/ref=dp_ob_title_bk 80 free tips from the book: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/80-free-tips/ Conference: http://funnybizz.co/funnybizz-conference/   Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, David is the Founder of FunnyBizz, a community, writer platform, and conference series helping content creators tap into the power of storytelling, comedy and improv to create better content. He has performed standup comedy at California's leading clubs including Cobbs, the Comedy Store, the Improv and the Punchline even though he strongly denies being a comedian and is well aware most people don't understand his accent. His learning, taken from one year's intensive experiments in comedy,performed on someone from the business community with a huge initial fear of public speaking (ie him!) have been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Forbes,Fast Company and became the best selling book, Do You Talk Funny?

Do you enjoy listening to humor? Have you actively tried to be funny in your talks and presentations? Meet David Nihil, author of new book "Do You Talk Funny" and founder of FunnyBizz.co and hear the 'why' behind adding humor can actually help articulate and sharing your social impact. Find Show Notes at: innov8social.com/podcast Theimpactpodcast.com innov8social.com @innov8social #theimpactpodcast

Adam talks to David about funny public speaking, it's do's and dont's and telling a funny story.

Today’s show is layered with a small dose of funny. My guest is David Nihill, the author of Do You Talk Funny? 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker. When I originally asked David to be on the show he replied saying he didn’t have any business failures to share, but thanks. I didn’t agree with that because he took on comedy to overcome his fear of public speaking. He couldn’t stand in front of a room and talk. That’s a problem many people, possibly you, face. So I hit him over the head and dragged him into the cave to share his story. What he teaches will help entrepreneurs, CEOs, managers, sales people, coaching calls, and more. Humor makes everything easier. And David makes humor easy. Here’s what David and I discuss: Why David’s friends called him “Shakin Stevens.” How he fell apart the first time speaking. How fear of public speaking can hold you back at work and other areas of your life. Why David still hates being on camera, and what he’s given up because of this fear. Why he chose stand-up comedy, of all things, to face his public speaking fear. Why he said comedians are the true masters of public speaking. What you can learn from comedians to present better and make more sales. Why stories drive the best comedy, and the best business presentations. How David uses stories with traditional comedy techniques to build his routine. What he took from comedy to apply in business. What you can do to hone the funny parts in your presentations so you don’t have to master the stand-up comedy circuit. Why comedians always watch what they did to get feedback and improve. Why “winging it” is the worst thing you can do when presenting. The two parts of your presentation that you must completely control to be a true master. What “calling the room” means and how you can use it for maximum impact in your presentations. The structure of a joke, and how to use it in your presentations and stories. Why you’re being judged from the first minute of your presentation, and how to start strong. Why he feels slightly guilty for Donald Trump becoming who he is today, because of David’s mother. How to create a “memory palace” to help you remember your stories. The one thing most people can do to feel relaxed and calm before any presentation. Why David hates most public speaking books. How David tested his ideas before writing his book to see if there was a market for it. How comedy improves your ability to write stories. Why practice is so critical. Why he started comedy under the anonymous name of “Irish Dave.” What David does that helps him tweak his creative efforts. Enjoy the show. David Nihill’s Fear Of Public Speaking Lead Him To Discover Comedy Insights You Can Use To Captivate Your Audience

David Nihill like many people, was terrified of public speaking. But unlike most people, to conquer his fear of speaking in front of groups, David spent a year studying and performing stand-up. After performing at The Improv, The Comedy Store, & Cobb's he realized that anyone can be funny when giving a talk. Yes, that means even you, or someone that thinks they aren't funny. He also learned that even people who hated public speaking like himself, could also become a great public speaker while being funny. David has created a 7 step framework to help normal people become better and funnier public speakers. His books is called: Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker. David studied Stand-up comedians, the group of people who are the best public speakers in the world. And what he learned is that we all can be funny giving a public speech, even people who are deftly afraid of crowds.  I'm a former stand-up comedian and I know how terrified I was performing in front of crowds. But to this day, I give better presentations to bosses, work crowds better during talks and I give funnier speeches based on my stand-up comedy practice. I'm not recommending you go sign-up for open mic comedy nights to get funnier and more comfortable in front of crowds. Instead, I recommend listening to this episode and reading Davd's book. In this episode you will learn: Listen to the Stories from the Influencer Economy archives: http://www.influencereconomy.com/ Please leave a review on iTunes, it greatly helps us get our podcast discovered on iTunes with new listeners:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/influencer-economy-ryan-williams/id820744212?mt=2 How to write funny material based on your own experiences to be funny when giving a talk How to open your talk with a funny story or personal anecdote How to connect with audiences to improve your story-telling style How to draw on real-life experiences to get a crowd to laugh at the beginning of your talk How to use David's tips to create a "memory palace" to remember every part of your story when on stage A simple secret to using "call-backs," which means you make a mention of a topic previously covered when giving a talk How to rehearse spontaneity by practicing jokes that will appear to be "off the cuff" to anyone watching you talk How to get the host to sell you when making your introduction before your talk How to deliver the right balance of jokes to control a room of people   83: Finding the Funny, Delivering Jokes and Adding Humor to Your Public Speaking with David Nihill   David's Funny Biz Conference: http://funnybizz.co/funnybizz-conference/ David's speaking blog: http://www.7comedyhabits.com/ David's Do You Talk Funny book: http://www.amazon.com/Do-You-Talk-Funny-Funnier/dp/1942952279/ref=dp_ob_title_bk  

David Nihill shares insights from the comedy masters on how to find funny topics to talk about, and how best to deliver your stories. “Funny” is a skill you can learn How to deliver your funny story for the best effect Finding funny topics to talk about Tips for incorporating humor into your speaking Tips from comedy master on how to talk funny Book Titles: Do You Talk Funny? For more info on this episode: http://relaunchshow.com/431 Podcast tips: http://relaunchshow.com/PodcastTips 972-885-8384

David is the Founder of FunnyBizz, a community and conference series where business meets humor to abolish boring content. He is also the author of the Best-selling book, Do You Talk Funny? He has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur and Forbes.

Comedy in Marketing: Easy Ways to Lighten Up! As a marketing storyteller, improviser and stand-up comedian, I know how powerful comedy can be in marketing. Too often companies shy away from it because of fear of failure. Join me Tuesday, Nov 17 at 3PM PDT - a special time - for an always fun chat with author David Nihill about easy ways to add in comedy to your content marketing and speaking. David is the founder of FunnyBizz, the author of this bestselling book, (Do You Talk Funny) an Inc columnist – and trains folks from companies like LinkedIn, Gumroad and Nasdaq how to add humor to public speaking. He is known to do stand up comedy and he finished runner up in the Moth's largest US story telling competition.

David Nihill is the Founder of FunnyBizz, a community and conference series where business meets humor to abolish boring content. He is also the author of the best-selling book “Do You Talk Funny?” He has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, and Forbes. We chat about why introverts make great comics, how to find humor in the serious, and how to incorporate humor into presentations for greater impact. Complete Show Notes: http://theintrovertentrepreneur.com/2015/10/14/ep92-david-nihill-teaches-us-about-the-power-of-humor/

Public speaking is one of the top fears, if not the number one fear most people face. In more severe cases it can cause people to avoid situations that might help them move their careers forward. David Nihill wants to help us all get over this fear and become better public speakers and storytellers. He was born in Dublin (and claims no one here in the U.S. understands his accent!). He earned a Masters in Business and began working with the Irish government to help startups. He’s been working with startups ever since, though now it’s through his FunnyBizz Conference series where he uses a comedic approach to help content creators leverage the power of storytelling, comedy, and improv! For help finding the career that fits you, visit figureitout.co and register for our free 8-day course!

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. David is the Founder of FunnyBizz, a community and conference series where business meets humor to abolish boring content. He is also the author of the Best-selling book, Do You Talk Funny? He has been featured in Inc., Lifehacker, The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur and Forbes.

In this week’s episode, Jason is joined by two marketing comedians: David Nihill, founder of Funny Biz and Kathy Klotz-Guest from Keeping it Human. This highly entertaining episode explores the benefits and risks of injecting humor into your B2B marketing strategy. Marketers will learn what “jargonstipating” means, why Cookie Monster can help you better engage your audience, what B2B brands are winning with humor, and whether or not comedians are sexier than musicians.

Tom is the CEO of Insurgent Publishing, a book marketing and publishing firm that launches books to bestseller. In the past 6 months he has launched 4 books to Amazon Bestseller, including "The 7 Day Startup" by Dan Norris and "Do You Talk Funny?" by David Nihill. Remember to download our 10-day Growth Hacking course for free at https://www.growthhackingpodcast.com/freecourse For more information and resources, visit https://www.growthhackingpodcast.com  

In today's Episode of the Online Learning Podcast, I am delighted to welcome David Nihill, Udemy Instructor, Comedian and Best Selling Author.  David explains how he created his best selling book from his Udemy course and then launched a conference business on the back of both.  Special Exclusive Download - How Rob Cubbon Makes $5,000 a month with Online Courses and eBooks (including 11 Great Tips and 4 Example Promotion Advertisements)   Yes! Send Me My Copy of this great eBook: How Rob Cubbon makes $5,000 a month with his Online Courses and eBooks (including 11 Top Tips and 4 Example Promotional Advertisement) In this Week's Episode: David Nihil    In this Episode David and I discuss: How to become a funny speaker Why David spent a year testing comedy techniques How David discovered Udemy and created his first course Why David found Udemy a great channel to find his audience How David took his course and turned it into an Book How David used his course as the outline for his book How he outsourced the transcription of his course to oDesk How David engaged an editor to help him create the written text How David financed his book from his Udemy earnings How David proved his book concept from his Udemy course The process of refining and editing the book before publication The importance of proving concept and building an audience How David engaged an agent once he had proved his book concept How David created the FunnyBizz Conference from his course and his book What David did to get his book to feature on Amazon Bestseller What was the single biggest thing David did to get downloads How David created his audio book from his book James Altucher's blog post on self publishing Charlie Hoehn blog post on self marketing his book The importance of using a professional studio for creating an audio book The importance of creating an audio book as part of your product offering The benefits of using Createspace to publish hard copies of your book How David created his cover using a 99Designs competition Why he ran a test in Pat Flynn's Facebook Group to prove his cover design The key lesson from the whole process hint, its the marketing! Outline budget to produce his book from his Udemy Course Why its worth spending money on a quality editor Enrol in David's Courses for just $19 using coupon code OLP19 Become a Better and Funnier Speaker - click on this link to enroll in the course for just $19 - https://www.udemy.com/7-comedic-habits-to-be-consistently-funnier-presenting/?couponCode=OLP19 Find out more about David You can find out more about David at the following links: David's Blog:http://www.7comedyhabits.com/ The FunnyBizz Blog: http://funnybizz.co/ Davis is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/FunnyBizzSF Other Links Mentioned in the Episode James Altucher Blog post: http://www.jamesaltucher.com/how-to-self-publish-a-bestseller/ Charlie Hoehn: http://charliehoehn.com/2013/12/09/how-im-marketing-my-self-published-book/ Nathan Barry: http://nathanbarry.com/full-time-salary-book/ Join the Online Learning Club - my Facebook Group for Online Learners This is my Facebook Group for the Online Learning Community and you are most welcome to join us.  Just click on this link to go to the Page and ask to join the Group. New Course: Win at Business Development: Get More Leads and Sales Fast - Just $29.00 - Time Limited! To celebrate the launch of my latest course you can enrol for just $29 (compared to the normal list price which will be $197) by using code "OLP29".  Just click on this link to go direct to the course: https://www.udemy.com/business-development-sales/?couponCode=OLP29 Don't forget to check out my Courses on Udemy which you can find at http://jbdcolley.com/udemy. I need your help! If you haven't already, I would love if you could be amazing and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It's the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people! Leave a Review for John's Podcast by clicking on this link Don't Miss An Episode!  Subscribe Below:      Using something Else?  Copy this Address:  http://jbdcolley.com/olpfeed or http://jbdcolley.com/feed/podcast/?wpmfeedkey=1;e975168c39a63e2f7befd9ba8758bf9e   *** Full Disclosure: these are affiliate links.  If you click on this link, you will not pay any more (you still get the full discount) but I will earn a Commission.  If you do buy a course, please email me at john[at]jbdcolley[dot]com and tell me about it.  I would love to thank you personnally for supporting The Online Learning Podcast! Don't forget you can still access the Course and the discount without going through the Affiliate Scheme by simply searching for the Course on Udemy and using the Coupon Code at Checkout in the normal way.  If you do this, Udemy will receive their normal commission and the Course Creator will get the whole of the balance. It is entirely up to you :)

iTunes | Play on Soundcloud [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/198046919?secret_token=s-YZ4y0" params="color=00aabb&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /]  Currently Creating in: United States & Ireland What are the two driving force behind connecting you to your audience? Most would argue trust, but David Nihill is certain it's humor. I think I agree with David. He is the master of causing a ruckus among the crowd after a show, allowing them to feel as one with his message ultimately channeled through hilarity and the assassination of ‘boring.' Oh yea, he's fundamentally teaching others how to do the same thing. If you want to take your audience to another level, David is your new Daddy. He might not change your diaper, but he sure will spank you into success if you need it. He's a comedian and a public speaker geared to helping others transition from the struggle of feeling terrified in front of an audience to walking around with massive fists pumping in extreme satisfaction, just as he did. Like most of us, he found his corporate job so terribly boring that he was falling asleep without even having a reason to feel tired. Enough was enough, and he established Funny Bizz to help others like him create the life they love, full of laughter and excitement. He's traveling around the world, running his conference, writing books and dominating so much it's funny. See what I did there? Awesome episode.     Creative Influences The 10,000 Hour Rule by Malcolm Gladwell Kenny Robinson James Altucher's How to Self-Publish a Bestseller: Publishing 3.0 Tim Ferriss' The Four Hour Work Week J. Jacobs One hour to create something, with anyone... "I love everything that Tim Ferriss has put together so I'd love to pick his brain on a lot of stuff." To defeat Godzilla with his talents... “I'd default to my stereotypical advantages and bring him to an Irish back, feed him way too much Guinness and wait until he falls asleep drunk.” Advice... We are hardwired to remember story. If you give me a number of facts in any way, it is not as memorable when you present those facts and bundle them as a story. Brevity is levity. Get to the point quicker. Make your story relatable so you can find your own voice quicker. Just get started. Whether it's your own blog or something, you just need to get some content out there. If you have self-confidence issues, do it under a fake name. When you find something that you are passionate about, there's no more getting burned out, you just love doing it. The line that separates work and passion blurs into one that you just get excited about with what you are working on and get lost in it. Interview Links Book link here Blog link here Conference and FunnyBizz here Udemy course link here with 25% off FunnyBizz Website Highlights 18:18 : The fun he had working with Funny Bizz and the core goals of the company, 09:35 : A background on his career experiences and how he fell into writing despite being dyslexic and public speaking despite the fear of being in front of an audience, 12:36 : The process he went through in starting, marketing and publishing his book in Udemy, 14:14 : The power of storytelling and humor and why they are essential for content developers, 15:39 : The needs David identified upon coming up with Funny Bizz as a platform for comedians and public speakers and how they went about to set their services up to help their target market, 18:33 : The techniques they teach to people in crafting a more memorable story including funneling, linking your own personal stories in your content, making the stories relevant to your audience, 22:07 : Steps he put in place to rocket his book to bestseller status including giving away free codes in Reddit and the other aspects he tackled in the book to propel you to become a more effective public speaker, 27:16 : David's advice on how you can get started if you are interested in content development including testing the waters, using a pen name, and just getting your word out there to get feedback, 33:20 : How he went about travelling to 40 countries by outsourcing and building passive income streams and the lessons he learned during this time, and 41:09 :The thing that burnt him out more than anything and how things can change for you as well.    

Delivering talks to very targeted groups can be a great way to generate new freelance business. Especially if used in conjunction with other smart marketing strategies. But to captivate your audience and keep them engaged, you have to be an effective speaker. Fortunately, this is a learnable skill. Just ask David Nihill, who until recently was petrified of speaking in public. Then he took a deep dive into the subject and studied some of the most skilled communicators in any field — stand-up comics. In this episode, David explains what you need to do to become a more effective and engaging speaker. And he shares some interesting ideas on product creation and developing a platform, for those of you who are thinking about creating an online course or writing a book some day.

David Nihill is a world traveller as well as the teacher of how to do better public speaking though his course on Udemy with over 4000 learners. Also, he is the founder of FunnyBiz conferences which tries to teach people how to give more effective conference presentations. He learned this after having thrust upon him the hosting position of a charity drive to help out his friend. As a horrible public speaker, he knew he had to learn this quickly. He applied the 80/20 principle and improved his improv comedy and standup comedy skills. Through this he learned what was important in making a good presentation. We talk about his experience with making good presentations along with all the experiences that got him there. As a world traveller who has been to numerous countries and speaks numerous languages, this gave him an advantage in being able to find what was necessary. Finally we talk about his low risk method to write and publish his book without it being a flop.

David Nihill is the founder of FunnyBizz.co, an entrepreneur who has been featured in Inc., Forbes, and Fast Company among others, and author of Do You Talk Funny? 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better and Funnier Public Speaker. Prior to writing Do You Talk Funny?, David had been deathly afraid of public speaking. His solution? Spend one year as a standup comic - a sort of "jump in the deep end of the pool to learn to swim" approach. What grew out of this experience was not only great advice on how to overcome the fear of speaking but how to actually master the art. What David and I talk about in today's broadcast: David's background leading up to comedy Why David chose standup comedy to overcome his fear of public speaking (versus, say, Toastmasters) What inspired David to apply comedy to business How David developed his initial idea into an ecourse on Udemy (and his process for turning that course into a bestselling book) The launch of his bestselling book, Do You Talk Funny? And much more... Where you can find and connect with David: FunnyBizz.co @funnybizzsf Do You Talk Funny? If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.

Toby Jenkins chats to David Nihill about the importance of humour in business presentations and the 5 specific steps to make your speaking much funnier.

Humor connects you and your audience. "There's nobody more judged than a stand-up comedian."-Jerry Seinfeld The Cheat Sheet: How to have people talking about your speech after it ends, in a good way. 22 hours of work go into 1 minute of a 60-minute stand up comedy set: true or false? Are keynotes dead? The rule of 3 ('tree'): what is it and how to use it. What is rehearsed spontaneity? And so much more... Have you ever been in the audience for a speech so boring everyone around you stopped listening and starting doing other things? Is it your worst fear that someday YOU will be speaking and will be that dull? David Nihill is here to help us all be better public speakers through comedy. David is a comedian and public speaker who was once terrified of being in front of an audience! Hear how he went from a terrified public speaker to a stand up comedian killing it on stage, and all the applicable comedy habits he learned along the way. Join us for all of that and more on episode 341 of The Art of Charm. More About This Show: For many of us public speaking is our top fear, even greater than our fear dying. As the joke goes "We'd rather be IN the casket than giving the eulogy at a funeral." But if you're wanting to face that, or are in a position where you must face that fear, today's chat with David Nihill will give you some tools you can use to overcome your fear and give a great presentation. Not long ago David was rubbish at public speaking, he dropped far too many F bombs and was generally a nervous, sweaty mess. When one of his friends suffered a severe spinal cord injury David wanted to help raise funds. He suggested organizing a comedy show with top comedians as a fundraiser and the idea took off. The only glitch? David's friend insisted he give the opening speech, and David was petrified. Instead of backing down from the challenge, David emulated one of his mentors Tim Ferriss and rose to the occasion. He took a very Tim-like approach to the subjects of comedy and public speaking. He wanted to break down the best speeches and comedic routines to figure out how he could follow in their footsteps. Were there common processes for both? Did the two overlap and if they did, how could he fuse them together to make his opening speech funny and well-received at his friend's fundraiser? David went through a laborious and intensive study, and it paid off. His opening for the fundraiser was well-received, so much so that he was invited to open for a group of comedians at The Punch Line in San Francisco. And that opened a new door for him. Today he has performed comedy routines at some of the top comedy clubs in California, he held the first Funny Bizz conference in 2014 and has just published his first book 7 Comedy Habits to Be a Funnier Speaker. On today's show David explains a few of the many lessons he's learned about public speaking and comedy. The first topic we touch on is how to use humor in your presentations and speeches. Humor is the easiest way for others to relate to you, so use it early on in your speech to connect with your audience. If you're coming to their town learn something about the city you're in and use it humorously to show your audience you care about where they live and what their lives are like there. Humor also makes your speech or presentation memorable;it accomplishes this by breaking down barriers between you and them. If you can break down those barriers and make people laugh, they will remember you and will be talking about you long after you've finished speaking. All of that is well and good but how do you make people laugh? Is there a formula or a process we can take from comedy and apply to public speaking? There are several and we go into each of them on this episode; the one we'll discuss here is evaluating your performance. The best public speakers and the best comedians all evaluate themselves. Yes it's awkward, uncomfortable and unpleasant, but it is how anyone improves anything they do (especially public speaking and stand up comedy). So record yourself and dissect what you do, how you do it. Look at what worked, what didn't work, trim out everything you can and hone in on the good stuff. Get a coach to help you if you can. David dishes out other ways we can make our speeches and presentations funny and memorable including using the art of the callback and the rule of 3. So tune in to hear all of that and more, then join me in thanking him for the laughs and the learning. He was an awesome guest and you're awesome for listening. Thanks and we'll see you next time! THANKS DAVID NIHILL! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Charm Podcast, let David know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank David on Twitter! Resources from this episode: Funny BizzDavid Nihill's web site7 Comedy Habits to Become a Funnier SpeakerRobin Williams crashes TED BBC ConferenceDavid Nihill on Twitter You'll also like: -The Art of Charm Toolbox -Best of The Art of Charm Podcast Wanna leave a comment? Too bad! Email me instead (we read everything)! HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dug this episode, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from all the fluff out there. FEEDBACK + PROMOTION Hit us up with your comments and guest suggestions. We read EVERYTHING. Download the FREE AoC app for iPhone Email jordan@theartofcharm.com Give us a call at 888.413.7177 Stay Charming!

I am Kathy Klotz-Guest, founder of Keeping it Human, coming to you live from San Jose, CA, in Silicon Valley. This show airs Thursdays at 3:30 PM PDT.  We help marketing executives and their teams tell their most important company, product and customer stories to the world through fun, inspiring content. This podcast is all about making marketing and content more human, fun and effective. We are a jargon-monoxide-poisoning free zone. Leave a comment on the blog.  Follow Kathy    A Conference and Movement It's time to bring the fun back to content marketing! Last June, I attended the first ever FunnyBizz Conference (this one in SF). And some, like me and my guest, David Nihill, co-founder of FunnyBizz, have backgrounds in comedy. Join me Thursday, Sept 11, at 3:30PM PDT when we chat about FunnyBizz, why marketing needs it, and how we might just be seeing a movement, thankfully.   About David was born in Dublin, Ireland. After graduating with a Master's Degree in Business in 2003, he moved to San Francisco where he worked for the Irish government; he has been involved with startup companies ever since. He is the Co-Founder of FunnyBizz Conferences, a community conference series helping content creators tap into the power of storytelling, comedy and improv to create better content.  He is also the Founder of Comedy for a Spinal Cause. He has performed stand-up comedy at Northern California's leading clubs including Cobbs and the Punchline even though most people don't understand his accent.