Podcast appearances and mentions of ed tate

Hear from Lou Kassa, CEO of the Hepatitis B Foundation, Blumberg Institute and PABC, and Dr. Chari Cohen, president of the Hepatitis B Foundation, as they discuss potential and actual federal cuts and how they could affect the life sciences, nonprofits and much more.In the second half Ed Tate, head of communications, talks with Emma Dolen, PhD student at Harvard University, about her social media post about the federal cuts that went viral.  A snippet of Emma's social media post:As major news outlets seem to be focused on other stories recently (Kendrick vs. Drake feud anyone?), I wanted to draw attention to a decision that the federal government made on Friday, Feb. 7 that directly impacts my life and will soon impact yours. On that day, the NIH under the new administration decided to cap indirect research costs at 15%. Okay, so what does this mean and why should we care?Many biomedical research projects in the U.S. are funded by the NIH. When a researcher applies for an NIH grant (an extremely competitive process) and gets funded, the specific lab and project gets that money to conduct the specific research. This is known as direct research costs. In addition, the institution where the research is conducted gets more money on top of that. These additional funds go towards electricity, janitorial staff, compliance, accounting, safety measures and more. These are called indirect research costs. Currently, the NIH and institutions negotiate on how much indirect research costs the institution will get with their grants. This number can range from 10% to 70% depending on the institution. So, for example, if a researcher gets a $100 grant from the NIH, they get $100 of direct costs for their particular project, and their institution gets an additional $10-70 of indirect costs on top of that, effectively resulting in $110-170 of research funding. Now, after the federal government's decision, that number will be capped at 15%.  This will impact all NIH-funded research institutions, but as I do not know the financial details of every school and institute, I will tell you how it will affect me:I am a PhD student at Harvard researching a protein implicated in brain cancers such as glioblastoma and pediatric gliomas. The goal of my project is to learn more about a particular protein that we think has the potential to be a target for brain cancer drugs. I have built tools to accelerate the research of this protein and learned about how it works. One of the tools I have built will allow my lab and others to more easily search for drugs that will work on this protein and hopefully kill brain cancer cells in patients. That work is in jeopardy…

This episode comes to you from SatShow'25 in Washington, D.C., where European space companies say the uncertainty of the Trump Administration's economic and security policies are creating a golden opportunity for their businesses and technology development. Laura Winter speaks with Declan Ganley, CEO Rivada; Ed Tate, CTO, VIrtus Solis; Martin Soltau, co-Founder and co-CEO, Space Solar.

Space Technology: Holes Bubble Up In NASA's Narrative On And Plan To De-Orbit The Space Station NASA claims the commercial space sector provided no “feasible proposals” from “discussions” or “viable interest” in response to a Request for Information (RFI) on how to reuse, repurpose, or recycle part or all of the 420-metric-tonne International Space Station. Space companies say they never saw or even heard of such requests. To understand NASA's unfunded $1.5-billion-plan, and the alternatives - some of which would support technological development for the commercial and defense sectors - Laura Winter speaks with George Pullen, Chief Economist at Milky Way Economy; Justin Kugler, Director of Business Development for new initiatives at Intuitive Machines, an alum of the NASA ISS Program Office, and a former Central Intelligence Agency intelligence analyst; ED Tate, Co-Founder & CTO at Virtus Solis; and Bill Kemp, Founder and CEO of United Space Structures.

#HOTEL MARS: Space-based solar power and its believers in Europe. John Bucknell, Ed Tate, Virtus Solis Technologies Inc. David Livingston, SpaceShow.com www.virtussolis.space 1958

This Hotel Mars show featured John Bucknell and Dr. Ed Tate talking about space solar power and their company. It is a one segment program, about ten minutes in length. Post your comments for it on the blog. Read the full summary for this show at www.thespaceshow.com for this date, Wednesday, June 12, 2024.

Can you influence without authority? Yes! Do you know how to truly influence with integrity? You already do every day. Maybe you didn't realize it. We do this naturally, but maybe you need to take a closer look at what you already do at home, at work and with your family. It is happening all around you. Take note and influence with purpose. Discover 7 Ways to Influence

John and Ed talked space based solar power, the recent NASA SSP report, plans for their company Virtus Solar, the overall industry, government policy and more. Read the full summary of this program at www.thespaceshow.com for this date, Friday, Feb. 16, 2024.

SPACE TECH: Is NASA Surrendering The Promise of Space-Based Solar Power to China, ESA, Britain And Japan? Jeers and scorn greeted NASA's “Space-Based Solar Power” report, which if taken at face value, experts argue, could strategically disadvantage U.S. efforts to deliver cheap renewable energy, while competitors in the sector move forward. While the document confirms that Space-Based Solar Power is technologically attainable and would deliver electricity at a fraction of the cost to consumers, this episode's guests say NASA's assumptions are wildly out of date, do not take into account the current state of space technology, and ignore commonly-held industrial economic principles. Laura Winter speaks with John Mankins, a former NASA physicist, now President of Artemis Innovation Management Solutions, who designed the Solar Power Satellite concept, Alpha – Mark 3; Peter Garretson, an American Foreign Policy Council Senior Fellow, coauthor of the book “Scramble for the Skies The Great Power Competition to Control the Resources of Outer Space”; and Ed Tate, Co-Founder and CTO of Virtus Solis, a U.S Space-Based Solar Power company.

“I'll just add a couple of stories, insert a few activities, and I'll convert my keynote into a training. That should work, right?” It's not that simple, and in this episode Darren and Mark find out why as they speak with fellow Certified Speaking Professional and trainer extraordinaire Ed Tate. Together they discuss the differences between speaking and training and offer specific techniques for being effective at both. SNIPPETS: • Keynote Speaking share a BIG IDEA   • Training teaches the execution of the idea   • Keynote speaking informs, entertains, and inspires   • Training changes behavior   • With keynote speaking, attendees are impressed with the speaker   • With training, attendees are impressed with themselves   • Keynote speaking includes minimal participant activity   • Training includes movement; kinesthetic learning is the stickiest   • Stories are to keynotes as instructions are to training   • Training takes attendees through a process  

International keynote speaker Ed Tate debuts to discuss doing the right thing even when it's difficult.    Source: Ed Tate, CSP | 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking | Million Dollar Roundtable Keynote Address   Connect with Ed Tate:    Website: Ed Tate (https://edtate.com)   Facebook: Ed Tate and Associates   YouTube: Ed Tate   Hosted by Malikee Josephs (Pronounced Muh leek Jo seffs)    Give Me A Shout:   Follow Me On Instagram @DepressionDetoxShow.   Email me: mj@depressiondetoxshow.com   Support The Show: Donate

Want to sell your products, services, and ideas with confidence and impact? Ed Tate, the award-winning international keynote speaker and author, shares 3 secrets to success.Ed Tate is the speaker who energizes, educates, and entertains. His signature talk is on Winning High Stakes Presentations, and he has helped countless individuals and businesses transform their presentations and achieve their goals. Ed has sold over $500 million in products and services to corporations and entrepreneurs. He also won 2000 Toastmasters International's most prestigious award, the World Championship of Public Speaking. Top reasons to listen to the entire episode:You will learn the key elements to win your High Stakes Business Presentation.Hear Ed Tate's winning preparation for the World Champion of Public Speaking title.Learn how to use the right mindset and converse with the right people.Full Show Notes Here!Links & Mentioned ResourcesOne of Those Days by Ed TateMarket like DarrellConnect with Ed TateWebsiteLinkedInYouTubeFacebookTwitterEnjoying today's episode? 1. DM me @mrdarrellevans on Instagram.2. Click here to leave us a rating and review on follow on Apple Podcasts.3. Join Darrell's next free masterclass at https://www.darrellevans.net/free-training 4. Want to work with Darrell one on one, visit https://www.darrellevans.net/applyThanks for listening,Darrell

In my podcast interview with Ed Tate, we discussed several key points related to effective business presentations. Ed explained his approach to "breathing life into business presentations" by using storytelling and engaging openings. He also shared his three elements of an effective presenter and described his story finder process for identifying compelling narratives. Ed emphasized that ordinary stories are often the best stories, and provided tips for keeping virtual audiences engaged through creativity. He shared how the advice to "have an emergency ending" helped him win a competition and change his life forever. Finally, we talked about Ed's winning speech, "One Of Those Days," and the inspiration behind it. In this episode you will learn:What does it mean by “breathing life into business presentations”.Three elements of an effective presenter. The story finder process.How ordinary stories are the best stories.Three elements of an opening.Tips for virtual presentations - be creative enough to keep your audience engaged.How the advice “have an emergency ending” helped Ed win the competition and changed his life forever.What is his winning speech, ”One Of Those Days” about.Learn more about Ed: https://edtate.com/Contact Ed: ed@edtate.com / (303) 766-1642A little about me:I began my career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer for many years, and then found my niche training & supporting business owners, entrepreneurs & sales professionals to network at a world-class level. My passion is working with motivated people, who are coachable and who want to build their businesses through relationship marketing and networking (online & offline). I help my clients create retention strategies, grow through referrals, and create loyal customers by staying connected.In appreciation for being here, I have a couple of gifts for you.A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile: https://www.janiceporter.com/linkedin-training.htmlAn opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by sending a FREE greeting card (on me): www.sendacardeverytime.comConnect with me:http://JanicePorter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/https://www.facebook.com/JanicePorterBizhttps://twitter.com/janiceporterJoin our Relationships Rule community on FB here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/relationshipsrule/Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.Leave us an iTunes reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.

How you deliver any presentation has a direct impact on how an audience will respond   Public speaking is something that probably makes the majority of people shake in their boots, and that is the very reason this week's guest is someone that I admire. Ed Tate is an award-winning international keynote speaker, trainer, author, and former executive. In 2008, Ed earned the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation by the National Speakers Association, which is an honor bestowed on slightly more than 12% of its members. If anyone has heard Ed speak, they will understand all of the accomplishments he has made throughout his career.    Ed takes high-stake presentations to the next level for his clients. He is a master at telling stories and engaging the audience.   When a presentation is done right, it can influence the way an audience reacts and reponds to the content you are giving them. But how do you know when it's time to hire someone to help you become a professional speaker?    What's in This Episode Connecting with your audience  When you give, you get back   Should you hire a speaking coach? What masterful speakers do  Planting seeds in a presentation   What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e87 for all resources from this episode.

Listen to this special episode hosted by Ed Tate, Director of Communications at the Hepatitis B Foundation. He was able to interview esteemed scientists and researchers from the 2022 HBV Meeting in Paris to discuss their hepatitis B related work. He gives insight on what new research is coming out about hepatitis B. Support the showOur website: www.hepb.orgSupport B Heppy!Social Media: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook

October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month. As we wrap up the month, we present a special episode from the 2022 HBV Meeting in Paris.  Ed Tate, Director of Communications and Marketing at the Hepatitis B Foundation was able to interview Dr. Mathias Heikenwalder to talk about updates on liver cancer research. For more information on liver cancer you can go to Liver Cancer Connect. Support the showOur website: www.hepb.orgSupport B Heppy!Social Media: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook

Ed Tate of the Educational Testing Service says more students are cheating their way through college. Also, how to get a degree without going to college at all. More at http://krobcollection.com

While NASA tests its Space Launch System to usher in a new age of human space exploration, testing whether Space-Based Solar Power can deliver an era of net-zero electricity, affordably, to the U.S. consumer energy market is being left up to the commercial sector. Laura Winter speaks with Ed Tate, Co-Founder and CTO of Virtus Solis, whose journey to SBSP started at General Motors, where he worked on the EV-1, the first mass-produced electric vehicle.

Life as a professional speaker sometimes presents the unusual, the comical, and the bizarre. In today's light-hearted episode, Darren and Mark sit down with fellow World Champion speakers Ed Tate and Jim Key as they all share hilarious and outrageous stories from life on the road. Their conversation provides insight into an oft-neglected side of speaking…the unexpected. Their simple lessons can help you to face extraordinary situations and still be unforgettable…for the right reasons. Snippets: Expect the unexpected It's not IF, but WHEN things will go wrong Unusual situations are material for future presentations Be flexible when faced with the unpredictable Even when things go sideways, always serve your audience  

There's nothing like delivering your first paid speech or taking your first flight to deliver an ‘out-of-town' presentation. Today Darren and Mark speak with fellow professional speaker Ed Tate about lessons they learned from their career ‘firsts'…both good and bad…that will guide you along your journey to becoming unforgettable. Snippets: Don't underestimate the value of your first paid speech Don't be afraid to push back when someone tries to undervalue your work Prepare thoroughly for your first opportunity Firsts involve risks; be willing to take them Your first failure hold lessons for you and your audience

In this special episode, Ed Tate,  Director of Communications at the Hepatitis B Foundation talks with Dr. Ghering and Dr. Andrisani at the HBV Meeting in Toronto. They provide insight into the meeting and discuss what they enjoy about the meeting and why it is important to the HBV community. Questions? Ask them to info@hepb.orgSupport the show (http://weblink.donorperfect.com/givingheppy)

This is a special edition episode - Ed Tate, Director of Communications at the Hepatitis B Foundation was able to sit down with Dr. Stephan Urban the developer of the hepatitis D drug, Hepcludex. The drug, which blocks the entry of the hepatitis B and hepatitis D virus into the liver cell, was approved by the European Commission on 31 July 2020.  Listen for more of their conversation. Consider donating here to support programs like B Heppy! Questions? Send them to: info@hepb.orgSupport the show (http://weblink.donorperfect.com/givingheppy)

As a speaker, Ed is respected and sought after throughout the world. In the well-known Toastmasters world, Ed won the coveted Toastmasters International 2000 World Championship of Public Speaking, finishing ahead of 354,000 members from 141 countries. To date, he has spoken professionally in all 50 states, 24 countries and on five continents.Ed's success in business has spanned more than two decades. For 14 years, he was a successful national account executive selling over $500 million in products and services to corporations and entrepreneurs throughout the United States. He co-created two business units that produced over $1.25 billion in revenue.Ed became the Training Executive for the Denver Rocky Mountain News where he established a training department with over 27 programs and 1,100 employee-attendees annually. In 2001, Ed led a transition team to merge the 145-year-old “Rocky” with its 125-year-old rival, The Denver Post, in a deal that involved more than 5,000 people.www.edtate.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/labanditchburn?fan_landing=true)

Ed Tate presents his expertise in becoming a high-stake presenter with Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC as he answers the following questions. What is a high-stakes presentation? What does it take to become a high-stakes presenter? How do you help your clients become high-stakes presenters? Give us examples of how you helped non-sell people to win big contracts. How do you research information on the people you are presenting to? How can you use personal stories to make a difference? Ed Tate Ed Tate is an award-winning international keynote speaker, trainer, and author. To date, he has spoken professionally in 50 states, 25 countries, and on five continents. Using the principles he teaches, Ed Tate won the “American Idol of Public Speaking.”. He became the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking - Toastmasters International's most prestigious speaking award among its 357,000+ members. In 2008, Ed earned the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation from the National Speakers Association. For 14 years, he was a successful high-tech national account executive selling over $500 million in products and services to corporations and entrepreneurs throughout the United States. Additionally, he co-created two business units that produced over $1.25 billion in revenue. Since 1998, Ed has been principal of Ed Tate & Associates, LLC, a professional development firm that provides expertise on Winning High-Stakes Presentations. Excellent Executive Coaching Podcast If you have enjoyed this episode, subscribe to iTunes. We would love a review on iTunes or other platform. The EEC podcasts are sponsored by MKB Excellent Executive Coaching that helps you get from where you are to where you want to be with customized leadership and coaching development programs. MKB Excellent Executive Coaching offers leadership development programs to generate action, learning, and change that is aligned with your authentic self and values. Transform your dreams into reality and invest in yourself by scheduling a discovery session with Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC to reach your goals. Your host is Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC, founder and general manager of www.mkbconseil.ch a company specialized in leadership development and executive coaching.

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Our thought leaders of the day are Eric Twiggs and Ted Fells, the voices behind The 30 Minute Hour, where they aim to inspire their listeners to realize their full potential. Eric calls himself, “Your Procrastination Prevention Partner,” and the author of “The Discipline of Now: 12 Practical Principles To Overcome Procrastination.” Ted is the “Super CEO” between two who is also a business strategist extraordinaire and all-around good guy. Listen to Eric and Ted and learn how prioritizing impact over income can be good for you! Disclaimer: This podcast contains affiliate links! That means if you purchase from the companies we promote using the links we provide, we receive a small commission. Thank you for your support! You can see our full affiliate disclosure here. [00:01 - 05:01] Introduction I introduce Eric Twiggs and Ted Fells Eric introduces himself and their podcast Ted describes the fun they bring to business and leadership. [05:02 - 14:22] Impact > Income Conversation on the “Gratitude Economy.” Eric on changing your definition of “success” and looking for significance Ted on sharing what you know with others. Every single moment does not have to be billable Giving knowledge away is like investing in others, and eventually, goodness comes back around. Eric on not looking for an immediate return [14:23 - 25:08] The Importance of a Mentor in Your Life Eric's mentor, Ed Tate, who didn't know Eric from a can of paint but spent so much time chatting with him Ted's mentor, in government service, taught him to understand the big picture, help and share. Eric on overcoming scarcity and fear. Embracing an Abundance Mindset. “Let's say you win the rat race. At the end of the day, you are still a rat!” People who are truly successful, they share! They give away things that they could be charging for! We speak about Adam Grant's books Eric on Dr. Willey Jolley's work. Charles Schwart, giving away stuff instead of selling, selling, selling [25:09 - 30:39] From Contempt to Curiosity Ted on learning so much from every good guest who is excited to give and share. And how there are so many good people in the world How important curiosity is in moving forward and leadership Changing our contempt to curiosity Join the Conspiracy of Goodness Network! Link below [30:40 - 38:47] The “What Now Movement” The “What Now Movement” Link below “Mind the Gap”... the limiting stories we are telling ourselves. The picture we put “out there” in our online lives. [38:48- 48:46] What People Have in Common The new social contract on social media is all about being helpful and thoughtful. Experimentation in business is good right now. People are not looking for perfection. The past year has been all about “creating” for some people. Some of the changes of the pandemic might be good! We will be more at ease with change. We've found other ways to interact and engage with family. Ted's hilarious impression of his 93-year old mother on Zoom! Dr. Lynda on having a sense of humor in our times and the story of the newscaster and the cat's tail. Ted and Eric on everyone being people now. We are all dealing with the same thing and it has brought us all to realize a lot that we have in common [48:47- 56:46] Coming From a Place of Help Dr. Lynda on the range of emotions we are all experiencing and her podcast interview with two fellows who were not wearing pants Eric and Ted on what reminds them that it is still an amazing world. If you go into your day and every interaction trying to help, people GET TO feel good about their engagements with you, you will change lives. Being the best YOU that you can be. Tweetable Quotes: “Impact is more important than income.” - Eric Twigs “One of the greatest things about having a podcast...is that you just learn so much with every guest.” - Ted Fells Resources Mentioned: Book Eric's book: The Discipline Of Now Give and Take Think Again Individuals to follow Adam Grant Dr. Willie Jolley Charles Schwartz Affiliate Partner: Learn from the best! MasterClass provides 100+ classes across 9 categories. Learn science from Neil deGrasse Tyson, songwriting from Alicia Keys, or style from Tan France! Their insights are not to be missed. Sign up today! Follow Eric on Instagram Reach out to Ted on Instagram Join The What Now Movement Check out the The 30 Minute Hour and listen to Eric and Ted on how to maximize your potential! Conspiracy of Goodness Links: Conspiracy of Goodness Network https://conspiracyofgoodnessnetwork.com/ Conspiracy of Goodness on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/goodnessnetwork/ Dr. Lynda's Book: https://www.dr-lynda.com/book/happiness Ever Widening Circles https://everwideningcircles.com/ EWC APP: https://everwideningcircles.com/good-news-app-ever-widening-circles-app/ Affiliate Partners http://everwideningcircles.com/partners Donate! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=I-nvmUrlbDfU67bRoWWdOhFxiAM_W81jtIFBGCYzfCL6fG8oSUOg9ONIL9WR8LDjLEeYj0&country.x=US&locale.x=US EWC Ed: https://ed.everwideningcircles.com/

World Champion of Public Speaking, Ed Tate helps you deliver High Stakes Presentations People claim that the number one fear is public speaking. Ed Tate counters that claim by pointing out that the number one fear is public embarrassment. He should know because he was a stutterer who feared that other children would make fun of him. What was his path from childhood embarrassment to World Champion of Public Speaking? Why are stories sticky and how might you use stories in your business presentation? What mistakes must you avoid when delivering a technical message to a non-technical audience? Why must you remember - "Don't bury the lead"? Why is video your best friend in improving your presentation skills? Want to be better prepared for your next high stakes presentation? Take advantage of Ed Tate's offer for a no charge 20-minute Clarity Assessment. Click here arrange time with Ed Tate... http://bit.ly/20Clarity Learn more about Ed Tate and his programs here https://edtate.com/ ----more---- Your Intended Message is the podcast about how you can boost your career and business success by honing your communication skills. We'll examine the aspects of how we communicate one-to-one, one to few and one to many – plus that important conversation, one to self. In these interviews we will explore presentation skills, public speaking, conversation, persuasion, negotiation, sales conversations, marketing, team meetings, social media, branding, self talk and more.   Your host is George Torok George is a specialist in communication skills. Especially presentation. He's fascinated by the links between communication and influencing behaviours. He delivers training and coaching programs to help leaders and promising professionals deliver the intended message for greater success.   Facts about George Torok He hosted the radio show, Business in Motion for 19 years, interviewing over 500 guests.   Connect with George www.torok.com www.SpeechCoachforExecutives.com www.SuperiorPresentations.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgetorokpresentations/ https://www.instagram.com/georgetorok/ https://www.youtube.com/user/presentationskills1  

Virtual training done well can be delightful. Done poorly, it can be disastrous. Darren, Mark & guest host Ed Tate, CSP take a deep dive into 9 NO-Nos of virtual training and show how to avoid being boring, keep your attendees engaged, and ultimately deliver unforgettable virtual training programs.

Racism is a highly volatile social issue. Tackling it head-on, to a global audience, breaks the mold, yet the 2020 World Championship Of Public Speaking 1st-Runner-Up Linda-Marie Miller did just that. Why that subject? What was her speech development process? Why use placards? Darren, Mark, and guest co-host Ed Tate get these answers and more during an unforgettable conversation about anUNFORGETTABLE PRESENTATION!

In this episode, Tim is with a truly mesmerizing leader, Ed Tate. Ed has been principal of Ed Tate & Associates, LLC, a professional development firm that provides keynote presentations and workshops, as well as in-person and do-it-yourself tools and expertise on High-Stakes Business Presentations. He also is a Toastmasters International world champion. Ed shares priceless wisdom on public speaking and leadership, and also gives tips and strategies on how to better serve a tough audience, how to express the real you, and how to safely get your emotions and reactions out to make way for a better and more constructive response. As you listen to this episode now, make sure to take down notes and get all the nuggets of wisdom that Ed generously shares with us to make your life more mesmerizing. Quotes: “Don't play what I call the comparison game. The comparison game is unwinnable.” - Ed Tate “Never degrade what your superpower is because you don't want people to doubt you.” - Ed Tate “One of my philosophies in terms of speaking is that the audience decides what works and what doesn't work, no matter how attached I may be to an idea, a concept, whatever. And I'll always test it.” - Ed Tate “As a leader, one of the things that you must do is you must communicate relentlessly.” - Ed Tate Mentions: https://www.facebook.com/TimShurr https://mesmerizingleadership.com/  https://www.survivingtothriving.me/ https://www.legendsummit.com/summit   The Godwink Series Book https://edtate.com/  Show Notes: [00:33] Greetings and introduction of Ed Tate  [01:00] Ed’s secret to his success [04:03] The speaker’s job [05:58] Letting the real you come out and using your own voice [13:12] Make it about your audience and others [14:31] Tips on how to best serve a tough audience [19:21] How Ed put together his championship speech    [24:55] How Ed and a team helped on merging two competing newspapers in Denver  [26:12] Change is emotional [27:15] Having meeting even when there’s no new information [28:31] The SCAN plan [32:37] Techniques for getting the emotions out [36:16] The value of Acknowledgment  [38:58] The Sedona Method [40:51] Ed’s coolest adventure  [45:36] Ed’s tip for high-stake business situations  [47:33] You have nothing to lose by asking    Make Your Day Mesmerizing!!

Special Edition Episode for Speech Contestants: You were SURE that you won the contest. You were set to ‘WOW’ your audience. You were confident that you would ‘ace’ your presentation. But you lost. You forgot your lines. Your speech fell flat. How do you pick yourself up? Mark & Darren get answers from fellow World Champions of Public Speaking Jim Key, who finished 2nd in the World Championship 2 years in a row before winning in 2003, and Ed Tate, who went TOTALLY BLANK before an audience of over 2,000 during his opening keynote at the 2016 Toastmasters International Convention. Jim and Ed share their experiences and offer sage advice on this touchy topic, proving that anyone can recover…and deliver UNFORGETTABLE presentations!

In this recap edition of the show, Rory gives his biggest takeaways from his most recent interview with Ed Tate. Rory and Ed have been friends for a long time and the pair were grateful to get a chance to sit down and formally talk business after so many years. One of the most hard-hitting points Ed made was about the possibility of generating business in any economy by using the simple method of reaching out. Rory also gets into the importance of what Ed calls ‘never putting up a zero,' by which he means doing at least one thing to push your business forward each day. In the final leg of this episode, Rory spends some time talking about how necessary it is to invest in a dream in order to realize it, because if you don't invest in your dream, how can you expect somebody else to? Catch you on the other side!

When it comes to learning the mechanics of world-class speaking, who might we look up to as role models? It is not the highest-paid speakers, celebrities, or politicians, but rather the World Championship of Public Speaking winners who truly set the benchmark. They are the masters who have turned this craft into a science. Today's guest is Ed Tate, himself a World Championship winner, and one of Rory's early idols. Ed is a Certified Speaking Professional and has been a corporate trainer, keynote speaker, and executive coach for people who want to make winning high stakes presentations for over 20 years. He joins us on the show today to share his perspectives about what building a reputation and staying on top of your game truly means.

How do you create a classic presentation, break down the tensions that exist between audience and presenter, appeal to various learning styles, give your audience a participatory experience, and generate business…ALL AT THE SAME TIME? In a conversation with Darren and Mark, Ed Tate unpacks the results-based techniques that he has used successfully for two decades. Absorb and apply them, and you too will be UNFORGETTABLE!

What does it take to defeat more than 20,000 contestants and win the World Championship of Public Speaking? Listen in as three World Champions dissect one of their winning speeches. Find out how to get an audience to think, feel, laugh and reflect in just 7 minutes. Mark Brown delivered a powerfully memorable speech using humor, rhetorical devices, characterization, and storytelling that is still referenced 24 years later. Listen in as your co-host Darren LaCroix and special guest, fellow CSP, Ed Tate analyze Mark's winning speech, and interview him to unearth the story behind 'A SECOND CHANCE'.  

In our first 2019 episode release Discover the winning mindset and habits successful Entrepreneurs us to empower their lives both personally and professional. And, learn why having more than 3 priorities a day takes you out of your most productive state. In the new year determine if you're doing the $10 or $500 an hour work and how to get your highest dollar value. In order to get to that highest dollar value you'll certainly want to test Ed's powerful Entrepreneur's Time Management System. And it works for all areas of your life!

This week we interview Ed Tate, an award-winning international Keynote speaker, trainer, and author. Worldwide he is known as “The Speaker Who Energizes, Educates, and Entertains.” He won the “American Idol of Public Speaking” and became the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking. Ed also earned the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation from the National Speakers Association. In this episode, Ed shares his life experiences through storytelling. One of his many insights is "you have to learn how to not be concerned about other people's opinions or other people's judgments. Don't let the trolls, or what you think someone might say about you stop you from your job or your position or your dream or your aspiration."  Through all his success, what is one piece of advice Ed offers? "Don't go solo. Find a mentor. Find someone who's already doing what you like. it's up to you to ask. Einstein had a concept called folding time. Typically we think of time as linear - to get from here to there, it takes a certain amount of time. Folding time is basically how much can you get done in a shorter period of time. Coaches help you get there faster, as opposed to you doing it yourself." Learn more about Ed and his accomplishments as a speaker and coach here: www.EdTate.comhttps://www.facebook.com/EdTateCSP/ https://twitter.com/etate https://www.linkedin.com/in/edtatecsp       See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Never turn down stage time. ~~ Darren LaCroix   Click Below to Listen to Today's Show Insert Podcast Link Here It's Time to Crown the World Champion of Public Speaking. I've entered the Toastmasters International Speech Contest for the last 3 years, since I started Toastmasters. The International  Speech Contest is held in most Toastmasters clubs around the globe. This is the only speaking contest in Toastmasters that goes past the District level to the international level. Each year, those contestants that have won Club, Area, Division and District move up to the next level - The Semifinals. The semifinals are held each year at the Toastmasters International Convention. This year it is in Washington, DC in the the United States. It is this week. It is scheduled start August 17th. Yes, it is this week, tomorrow, and I am going to be there. This year I entered for the two clubs I belong to. My company club, First Republic Toastmasters is a closed club and only open to members of our company. I also belong to an open club, Cable Car Toastmasters. Cable Car is one of the oldest Toastmasters clubs in San Francisco. I will include a link to our club in the show notes. If you are in the downtown San Francisco area at 7 a.m. on Tuesday mornings and want to wake up with a bang, the bang of the gavel as the club starts at 7 a.m., connect with us and we will great you with open arms. Yes, I said 7 AM. Yes, it's early. Yes, you will have fun and get a jolt of adrenaline to start your day with positivity. I'm Not  A Semifinalist I guess I should go ahead and break the news before we go any further.                   I am not a semifinalist. I did not make it past the Area level this year. I have been to the Division level before, but this year I didn't make the First Republic club, but did win the Cable Car club contest. I won 2nd Place at our Area level contest. Our District 4 winner, Gina Grahame is a Semifinalist and will be competing this week in DC. Our First Republic club officers are attending the International Convention as well as many of our District 4 leaders. We are looking forward to meeting new friends and are looking forward to cheering Gina on as she goes to get her goal of World Champion Speaker. I want to be the a Toastmaster World Champion Speaker. This is one of my goals in my path to become a paid motivational speaker. This episode of Goal Getting Podcast is part of our Back To School Series. I consider myself in school to learn to be a Toastmasters World Champion Speaker. I am learning from some of the best. I watched as Gina ascended from Area through Division, and win the District level awards. This week I will get to watch her compete on the World stage with great Toastmasters. I want to be there. I will be cheering her on and visualizing myself on the stage as well. What am I doing to learn to be a Toastmaster World Champion Speaker? Never turning down stage time, as 2001 World Champion Speaker Darren LaCroix said on the How To Become A World Champion Speaker CD. World Champion Speakers I have had the pleasure and honor of meeting Hall of Fame Speaker, Patricia Fripp at a couple of our San Francisco Toastmasters events. We had the opportunity to host her for a seminar at one of our First Republic Toastmasters club meetings where she shared some educational and inspiring advice. I learned a lot in that visit. Cable Car Toastmasters also sponsored her for an event in June and again she shared valuable advice about speaking and presenting. She is a dynamic lady and a tremendous speaker. The interesting fact is she actually began her Toastmasters journey at Cable Car Toastmasters. I won't say the year, but it was a while ago. At the Cable Car event, she gave away her CD How To Become a World Champion Public Speaker to the attendees. This CD features Patricia Fripp facilitating an entertaining, action-packed, idea-rich National Speakers Association session with two Toastmasters International World Champion Speakers, 2000 Champion Ed Tate and 2001 Champion Darren LaCroix. I am excited to meet these two gentlemen at the Convention this week. Ed Tate is speaking Wednesday night. I had the opportunity to listen to the CD over the Independence Day weekend as I drove my dog, Sophie across country to Atlanta. I had long days of driving and listened to the CD over and over again. I think I listened at least 10 times over the 3 day drive. If you are a Toastmaster or you want to learn speaking skills from two World Champion Speakers, you should pick up a copy. I will have information on how to get a copy at the end of the show notes. I will also have contact information on how to contact Patricia, Ed and Darren. These great speakers present the exact tips that helped them win their competitions. Patricia also offers several points of advice. She, too, is a great speaker and teacher. There is so much information on the CD that I won't go over it today, but I do want to share the tip that stuck with me and has become part of my life at this time. Advice from a World Champion Darren offered the audience the tip that he learned from one of his mentors who advised him, "Never turn down stage time." The funny thing about that quote on the CD is the CD starts with Patricia talking about how she was on a tour in New Zealand with a group of National Speakers Association members. She recognized Ed Tate as being the 2000 World Champion Speaker and asked him to give his speech he presented as his final speech for the 2000 World Champion Speaker contest. Ed, on a full tour bus, going 40 miles an hour through New Zealand stood up, grabbed the tour guides microphone and gave his award winning speech. Ed did not turn down the stage time! Ed took the opportunity to tell his story in front of those National Speakers Association members. I am looking forward to hearing his speech on Wednesday night as the keynote speaker at the Opening ceremonies. I am excited. I am going to do my best to interview as many people as I can from all over the world. I am going to try to interview some of the amazing Semifinalists as well as past World Champion Speakers. After all the best way to learn is to listen to them speak. Back To School So, I will be in school all week at the convention learning how I can become a Toastmasters International World Champion Speaker. Is your goal to improve your public speaking skills? Do you have a fear of public speaking?  You should join a Toastmasters club. I have learned so much. I wasn't a rookie speaker. I have been a martial arts instructor, a crime prevention speaker, I've given seminars on many different topics to audiences from 1 to over 400.  However, I didn't know how to speak well. If you give presentations or hold meetings at work you may need to join Toastmasters. If you are a Startup Founder pitching to an investor or a Shark, you need to be able to present your story well. Toastmasters is a place to learn. If you don't have time or the ability to attend a Toastmasters meeting, you might need to find a coach. You can work with one of the World Champion Speakers or me. I offer coaching services as well. Perhaps you are a startup founder and need to get prepared to do a pitch. Let me help you get ready. I've attended a few of the events in San Francisco and will be attending more. I have heard some of the pitches given. You are very intelligent, have a great idea or product and have put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into it (that sounds like a good name for a band..... ). You should be prepared to tell your story and have the investors be just as excited about it as you are. I can help. Keep listening to the show. I will try to post some interviews and posts from the Toastmasters International Convention. Contact Cable Car Toastmasters if you are in San Francisco FiDi on Tuesday mornings. We meet from 7:00 am - 8:00 am.   Contact these great speakers Patricia Fripp - PFripp@Fripp.com | (415) 752-6556  | www. Fripp.com Darren LaCroix - Darren@Humor411.com | The Humor Institute, Inc. | (888) 528-4451 | www.Presentation441.com Edward Tate - Ed@EdTate.com | (813) 221=5254 | www.EdTate.com   Go Out and Make Today a Great Day! 

Ed Tate is an award-winning international keynote speaker, trainer, author, executive, and motivational movie star. He is known as “The Speaker Who Energizes, Educates and Entertains.”  He has spoken in 47 states, 15 countries and on five continents.Ed won the “American Idol of Public Speaking” becoming the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking - Toastmasters International's highest speaking award.In 2008, Ed earned the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation by the National Speakers Association and the International Federation for Professional Speakers (IFPS). It is the speaking profession's international measure of professional platform skill. Since 1998, Ed has been principal of Ed Tate & Associates, LLC, a professional development firm that provides keynote and endnote presentations and workshops, as well Leadership and Business Presentation Skills.  www.EdTate.com    www.ChristopherRausch.com

Everyone wants to know how to INNOVATE, CAPTIVATE, AND CONVERT consumers to customers –it’s marketing without breaking the bank. That’s what we’re all about here at Marketing Masters. Today’s guest in the hot seat is Ed Tate. As an entrepreneur and former executive, Ed’s success in business spans over two decades. While an Executive in the computer industry, Ed sold … Read more about this episode...

Join Constance Arnold as she talks with Ed Tate who will be  sharing "Success Principles" that will move your life forward. Ed appeared in the movie THE OPUS (the followup to The Secret). He also won the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking. He is the author of several books and co-created two business units that produced over $1.25 billion in revenue. www.edtate.com

Ed Tate wil sharing "Success Principles" that will move your life forward. Ed appeared in the movie THE OPUS (the followup to The Secret). He also won the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking. He is the author of several books and co-created two business units that produced over $1.25 billion in revenue. www.edtate.com http://loaradionetwork.com/constance-arnold.html

During my recent visit to the Toastmasters Conference in Oakland I was pleased to run into the 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking - Ed Tate. Ed won Toastmasters highest award - a world-wide contest open to all 175,000 members of Toastmasters International. He's now an internationally known keynote speaker and fellow member of the National Speakers Association. He's earned a reputation as the "speaker who energizes, educates, and entertains." He has spoken professionally in 46 states and 10 countries, and on 4 continents. Ed is also a successful trainer and author. I took the opportunity to ask Ed what are the three most important pieces of advice he has for business leaders who speak. I also asked him if he could remember the first time he delivered a speech. To hear what he told me, click on the podcast icon below.