Podcasts about expert talker

Looking to be more influential? Your words have power so imagine being in a room of influential people and not knowing exactly what to say at the right moment. In this episode, my guest shares her formula on how to have powerful conversations without acting desperate or saying the wrong thing. Jen Mueller, America's Expert Talker, pursued a career in sports broadcasting after repeated comments of “talks too much” from teachers and family members. Jen currently works as a member of the Seattle Mariners television broadcast on ROOT SPORTS and as the Seattle Seahawks sideline radio reporter. Jen founded Talk Sporty to Me in 2009 as a way to leverage sports fandom in business conversations. She provides practical conversation strategies based on more than 15 years spent in sports broadcasting. Jen is the author of two books, Talk Sporty to Me: Thinking Outside the Box Scores and Game Time: Learn to Talk Sports in 5 Minutes a Day for Business. A life-long sports fan, Jen spent 10 years as a high school football official. She graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2000 with degrees in broadcast journalism and public policy. Website: http://www.talksportytome.com/ Order Jen's book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075G44NBR? ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075G44NBR )

Season 2 Episode 2 of the Success Bully podcast features the amazing Jen Mueller. Jen is a professional broadcaster for the Seattle Seahawks and Mariners, an Expert Talker, an acclaimed author and founder of Talk Sporty to Me (which  provides communications skill building programs, resources, and on-site training for individuals and businesses to improve conversational performance). She reminds us to approach every Big Goal in :60 increments. We don’t have to take on the sheer size all at one time. Small consistent steps.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Success Bully Podcast! I’m thrilled to welcome Jen Mueller to the show. Jen is a professional broadcaster for the Seattle Seahawks and Mariners, an Expert Talker, acclaimed author and founder of Talk Sporty to Me, which  provides communications skill building programs, resources, and on-site training for individuals and businesses to improve conversational performance. Jen gives us a simple tactic to help supercharge everyday interactions to help create visibility at work, build genuine relationship and spark meaningful conversations by using Success Statements.

Join us as we’ll discuss:3 Steps to increase your sports knowledge and sound credible in just 5 minutes a day.How to define a productive conversation – and make better use of your time.How sports conversations help women play bigger and increase their influence. Jen Mueller, America’s Expert Talker is rarely at a loss for words. She pursued a career in sports broadcasting after repeated comments of “talks too much” from teachers and family members. She’s spent more than a decade honing her speaking skills as a sports broadcaster and sideline reporter. You can see her throughout Mariners season on ROOT Sports and hear her on the sidelines of Seahawks games on 710 AM radio is Seattle. Jen founded Talk Sporty to Me in 2009 after identifying a communication void in the workplace that could be filled with sports conversations. To learn more about Jen Mueller go to http://TalkSportytoMe.com.

Join us as we’ll discuss:3 Steps to increase your sports knowledge and sound credible in just 5 minutes a day.How to define a productive conversation – and make better use of your time.How sports conversations help women play bigger and increase their influence. Jen Mueller, America’s Expert Talker is rarely at a loss for words. She pursued a career in sports broadcasting after repeated comments of “talks too much” from teachers and family members. She’s spent more than a decade honing her speaking skills as a sports broadcaster and sideline reporter. You can see her throughout Mariners season on ROOT Sports and hear her on the sidelines of Seahawks games on 710 AM radio is Seattle. Jen founded Talk Sporty to Me in 2009 after identifying a communication void in the workplace that could be filled with sports conversations. To learn more about Jen Mueller go to http://TalkSportytoMe.com.