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Listen on Apple, Google, Spotify, and other platforms. Kymberlee gives an overview of what she does as a speaking strategist [03:00] How did Kymberlee get started in public speaking? [03:35] Kymberlee shares how TED talks have changed people's lives [09:54] Kymberlee talks about the tech company she started [11:52] Kymberlee shares how storytelling can help in making connections and building trust [15:44] How did Kymberlee master being a good coach? [19:39] What do coaching and Kymberlee's day-to-day look like? [22:02] Kymberlee shares what she's currently working on and her future plans [24:04] Kymberlee talks about one of her mantras and her annual live event [27:04] Kymberlee shares her favorite taco spot, Teddy's By the Sea [29:04]   Follow Kymberlee LinkedIn | Website   Storytelling School Website | LinkedIn  

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Creativity through the lens of a Speaking & Storytelling Strategist"Creativity to me is giving yourself permission to play."Crushing it. Two words with unlimited potential of possibility. That describes the life path perfectly for Kymberlee Weil.How else could one possibly explain a person who holds the distinction of NCAA Woman of the Year, 4th Degree Master Level Black Belt, MBA educated, Author of two books on technology, Founder of an award-winning software company, Winner of both The Association for Women in Communication's Women of Achievement Award and The Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award for Professional Services, Trainer of over 300 TEDx speakers, Improv Comedy performer and trainer, International Speaker and creator of StorytellingSchool.com that specializes in High-Stakes Short-Form Storytelling to help thought leaders expand their influence….and we're just getting started!Kymberlee's determination to defy her own barriers fused with her unique combination of Storytelling, Spontaneity, and Strategy has resulted in a powerful communication approach that has drawn the likes of CEOs, Celebrities, High Net-Worth Individuals, Influencers and Entrepreneurs the world over.If you want more Kymberlee, you can find her here:Links:Website: https://storytellingschool.com/Podcast: https://storytellingschool.com/podcast/IG: https://www.instagram.com/storytellingschool/Mari's Awakening Creativity FREE GuideMari's Awakening Creativity 7 Day Challenge

In this episode I have a very powerful conversation with Kymberlee Weil, founder of the storytellingschool.com.We talk about how you can become an amazing storyteller, how you can connect in a powerful way with hearts and minds of your customers. How you can become a better speaker, so that every time you speak or you write people really pay attention and connect with your message on much deeper level.Please leave us a review, for every review you will get a training course as a gift from myself worth over $500.Kymberlee holds the distinction of NCAA Woman of the Year, 4th Degree Master Level Black Belt, MBA educated, Author of two books on technology, Founder of an award-winning software company, Winner of both The Association for Women in Communication's Women of Achievement Award and The Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award for Professional Services, Trainer of over 500 TEDx speakers, Improv Comedy performer and trainer, International Speaker and creator of StorytellingSchool.com that specializes in High-Stakes Short-Form Storytelling to help thought leaders expand their influence.Join Kymberlee free Masterclass on 14, 15 December 2021.FREE MASTERCLASS - DECEMBER 14 AND 15https://storytellingschool.com/masterclass/Links:Website: https://storytellingschool.com/Podcast: https://storytellingschool.com/podcast/IG: https://www.instagram.com/storytellingschool/ 

Kymberlee Weil  Speaking Strategist to Over 300 Speakers, Entrepreneurs, Celebrities and Thought Leaders  In this episode of Your FIRST $100K Show, Joseph Warren is joined by Kymberlee Weil to discuss how storytelling gets customers to trust you faster.  Links StoryTellingSchool.com  Influence  Expansion  Subscribe:  Apple | Stitcher | iHeart  BLOW UP ROCKS™ ELITE 1:1 COACHING FOR MEN™ ★ Learn how Christian Husbands are "blowing up" their ANGER issues ONCE AND FOR ALL without having to waste their time and money on therapy or marriage counseling: BlowUpRocks.com  Music: Purple-Planet.com

We all love good stories. The ones that make us laugh, cry, scream, and have nightmares at night; every story that generates a feeling is certainly a story to remember. My present and everything I am I owe to my story and the person who gave me reasons to share it with the world, today's guest, Kymberlee Weil. Do you want to be remembered? Then you have to listen to this episode where we will be talking about storytelling and how this incredible tool can change our lives. AND, Because attention in the modern currency, DO NOT miss out on Kymberlee Weil's free Storytelling MasterClass this week and let storytelling become your superpower. ABOUT KYMBERLEE WEIL Crushing it. Two words with unlimited potential of possibility. That describes the life path perfectly for Kymberlee Weil. How else could one possibly explain a person who holds the distinction of NCAA Woman of the Year, 4th Degree Master Level Black Belt, MBA educated, Author of two books on technology, Founder of an award-winning software company, Winner of both the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award for Professional Services and The Association for Women in Communication's Women of Achievement Award, Trainer of over 300 TEDx speakers, Improv Comedy performer and trainer, International Speaker and creator of StorytellingSchool.com that specializes in High-Stakes Short-Form Storytelling to help thought leaders expand their influence….and we're just getting started! Kymberlee's determination to defy her own barriers fused with her unique combination of Storytelling, Spontaneity, and Strategy has resulted in a powerful communication approach that has drawn the likes of CEOs, High Net-Worth Individuals, Influencers and Entrepreneurs the world over. CONNECT WITH KYMBERLEE WEIL FREE Storytelling MasterClass Website: https://storytellingschool.com/ Podcast: https://storytellingschool.com/podcast/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/storytellingschool/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [3:52] Meeting Kymberlee Weil. [11:43] Why are stories important now more than ever? [14:06] Stories make connections. [16:49] Be remembered. [20:46] Freezing time. [23:21] The storyteller DNA. [26:29] Kymberlee's master class. [30:07] The main elements of a story. [36:40] Turn your story into a reflection. [39:57] Forget about chronological stories. [45:10] The biggest mistakes storytellers make. [51:00] Where to find our guest. If you look at the civilized world and think, "no thank you," then you should subscribe to our podcast, so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more. Find Traver on Instagram @traverBoehm Get a copy my book, Man UNcivilized Join the UNcivilized Nation before registration closes on July 31st Start your journey to become the man the that the world failed to teach you how to be.

Kymberlee Weil  Speaking Strategist to Over 300 Speakers, Entrepreneurs, Celebrities and Thought Leaders  In this episode of Your FIRST $100K Show, Joseph Warren is joined by Kymberlee Weil to discuss how storytelling gets customers to trust you faster.  Links StoryTellingSchool.com  Influence  Expansion  Subscribe:  Apple | Stitcher | iHeart  IF YOU ENJOY OUR SHOW AND CONTENT, PLEASE CONSIDER BEING AN AMBASSADOR. WE ARE 100% LISTENER SUPPORTED. CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT  Epic Resources:  BLOW UP ROCKS™ - THE THERAPY & COUNSELING ALTERNATIVE™  We believe addiction, anxiety, anger, and depression are "rocks" that weigh men down. Our mission is to help you blow them up.  BlowUpRocks.com  Music:  Purple-Planet.com

When Kymberlee Weil left the stage after her first improv performance, she told her comedy troop that she wouldn’t be back and apologized. She thought she bombed because even her best friend wasn’t laughing. When the night was over, she told her husband she was retiring from improv, and that comedy performance simply wasn’t for her.  Thankfully, her best friend assured her after the show that she was hilarious and she had nothing to worry about. That night, she learned an important lesson – you can’t control your audience’s face. Since then, Kymberlee has trained hundreds of TEDx speakers, improv performers, and international speakers at StorytellingSchool.com, where she teaches people how to use high-stakes, short-form storytelling to expand their influence. She’s an NCAA Woman of the Year, a 4th degree black belt, an MBA, an author of multiple books, and the founder of an award-winning software development and licensing company. Today, Kymberlee and Arwen discuss how improv can teach people how to power through failure, how the stories we tell ourselves impact who we are and who we become, and how the lessons Kymberlee learned in improv (and with her own coach) have helped her empower storytellers of all kinds. Overcomer Playlist Recommendation Eminem - Lose Yourself Pearls of Wisdom We can’t control our audience’s face or their reactions. We can always challenge ourselves to tell better stories. The more interesting the story is, the more fun it is not just to deliver it, but to hear it. Just do it, be it and don't overthink it. Make a choice and own it. Appreciate your money and save it for a purpose. Show Notes To get access to the full show notes, including links to all the resources mentioned, visit LifeWithArwen.com/37 Get The Book! She Handled It, So Can You!: An Inspiring and Empowering Financial Guide for Women Connect with Arwen Becker Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Rate & Review If you enjoyed today’s episode of She Handled It, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts, (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!

Crushing it. Two words with unlimited potential of possibility. That describes the life path perfectly for Kymberlee Weil. How else could one possibly explain a person who holds the distinction of NCAA Woman of the Year, 4th Degree Black Belt, MBA educated, Author of multiple books on technology, Founder of an award-winning software developing and licensing company, Winner of both the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award for Professional Services and The Association for Women in Communication's Women of Achievement Award, Trainer of hundreds of TEDx speakers, Improv performer, International Speaker and creator of StorytellingSchool.com that specializes in High-Stakes Short-Form Storytelling to help people expand their influence….and we're just getting started! Kymberlee's determination to defy her own barriers fused with her unique combination of Storytelling, Spontaneity, and Strategy has resulted in a powerful communication approach that has drawn the likes of CEOs, High Net-Worth Individuals and Influencers the world over. If you want more Kymberlee, you can find her here: Check out her website here: https://storytellingschool.com Listen to her podcast, Storytelling School, here: https://storytellingschool.com/podcast Make sure to follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/storytellingschool _______________________________________ To check out CURED nutrition and their various wonderful CBD products, click here: https://bit.ly/3hVQivi. Use the code LOVEBOMBS at checkout, and you will save an extra 10% and get FREE shipping. I use it every day and cannot recommend it more highly. They're fantastic (especially the ZEN pills)! Seriously. SO GOOD. _______________________________________ Follow me on Instagram @LongDistanceLoveBombs: https://www.instagram.com/longdistancelovebombs Looking for a heartfelt gift? Visit my print shop here: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/theshop Sign up for my weekly newsletter! Each week, I share a personal story and my favorite books, tunes, articles, and ideas. Click here: http://eepurl.com/T0l91. It's easy and takes five seconds. Check out a list of 120 of my favorite books here, including many my guests have written and recommend reading: https://www.amazon.com/shop/longdistancelovebombs Here is all of my favorite stuff on the planet: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/favorites --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/longdistancelovebombs/message

Kymberlee Weil of Strategic Samurai has coached 300+ TEDxspeakers and shares how to find your core idea, transform it into an unforgettable message using story, structure and staging to move people to action.   Become a Master Storyteller Grab your free copy of The 5 Stages of Grief in Telling YOUR Business Story: http://bit.ly/StorytellingTools Like what you hear? Bring Park to your next event.

Kymberlee Weil, Strategic Samurai, and Mark Sylvester join the show to discuss the world of High-Stakes, Short-Form talks. They discuss what really makes an idea worth spreading, the power of a story, and what they have learned running High-Stakes, Short-Form speaking events in Santa Barbara. They give advice to people who may want to give a High-Stakes, Short-Form talk, share the qualities of the best speakers, and explain the importance of a unique perspective. Key Takeaways [4:55] Mark and Kymberlee met while creating a software application for speakers and attendees to use. That turned into a business, which then turned into a partnership in all forms. [5:03] “High stakes and short form talk” might be a metaphor for tackling a challenge worth diving into headfirst . [6:37] Although Mark has produced many high stakes and short form talks, he was blown away by the amount of work it really takes to put one together. For his own talk it took: 19 drafts, 3 drafts, and 2 consultants. Even knowing the innerworkings, there was so much prep. [7:50] Mark and Kymberlee tell the guests on his show to talk in tweets. [11:57] Great leaders know they can always improve, and they are never done learning. The people that choose to find the time are the ones we never forget. [14:11] Idea first. People second is one of the main mantras when they are putting together new material. Be sure you have a unique angle and perspective. You must be willing to fight for your idea no matter what. [19:04] High stakes and short form talks talks are less about a one-way sharing, and more about connecting with the audience to show authenticity and vulnerability. [25:33] Facts and figures light up two regions of your brain, while storytelling lights up seven! This even goes back to the caveman days when we had to be both storytellers and story observers. [29:02] Tips for making a high stakes and short form talk and to be a great storyteller: Open with story, land the core idea, show why it’s important, and justify why it matters now. Make it topical and timely. There are usually three lessons within a talk. Give a call to action such as a challenge or invitation. [42:40] The original high stakes and short form talk commandments       1. Be sure it’s a story you have never told before.       2. Be vulnerable.       3. Don’t try to sell us anything. [51:50] Mark and Kymberlee challenge: don’t wait to tell your story, and everyone has a story inside of them that they need to honor. How to Contact Mark & Kymberlee Mark: Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Kymberlee: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram Quotes “As a leader, we are always doing high stakes communication.” “Leaders need to have an arsenal of stories.” “Start with one story and develop it.” “If you don’t have a conflict or struggle, you don’t have a story.” Additional Links: Sir Ken Robinson Hacking the Red Circle    

In this special episode, recorded in September 2018 right after TEDxSantaBarbara, Mark Sylvester (me), the host of Hacking the Red Circle, is interviewed by TEDxLincoln's Randy Bretz and TEDxLaçador's Ana Goelzer. This podcast is the first time I've told my own TED story. I'm hoping it will give you a glimpse into how I think our event. Randy and Ana take a deep-dive into my motivations for producing a TEDx event here in Santa Barbara, since 2010. TEDxSantaBarbara has evolved over the years, and we've expanded into Youth, Live and in 2019, Salon events. My involvement has become more focused on the outcomes associated with a finely curated slate of speakers each year and stunning production design. We got into a great discussion about how to turn the theme influences everything starting with set design, graphic design, web design, communications strategy and most importantly the curation of the speakers. This small plate influenced the entire graphic design of the show I found in Brooklyn at TEDFest 2018. Seen on the right. For the first time, I also produced a podcast to go behind the scenes of the show, from the graphic design to selecting speakers, to talking about what it means to be a volunteer. This short-series of shows was designed specifically to bring the community closer to the core team and give them an inside look at the event. I got into a discussion about our philosophy on speaker selection, and how we brought back three of our past speakers to give the audience an update on where their idea has traveled since initially presenting it in Santa Barbara. This year we focused on the impact of ideas on our community, something I learned from several of the podcast interviews I've done with other organizers. It had a profound effect on so much of what we did. Something unique about TEDxSantaBarbara is the amount of speaker training we provide. On average, each speaker has 40+ hours of one-on-one, group and stage training from our coaching team lead by my wife and co-organizer, Kymberlee Weil. She's fine-tuned the process with her team and spends as much time as needed to be sure each speaker has everything necessary to give the talk of their lives. Randy took me on another journey into the motivation for creating this show. I spoke at length about the show has become a Master Class for me as I work on being the best organizer I can. TEDxSantaBarbara has become a laboratory for me to implement ideas I hear from these interviews. Ana wanted to know more about my journey to Red Circle and what it was like preparing for my TED talk at TEDxFargo. What a trek — shoutout to Greg Tehven, the organizer, for inviting me and creating one of the most respected TEDx events in the country. As much experience as I have with TED, it was not until I got the tap on the shoulder to walk onto the stage in front of 4,000 people that what we, as organizers, do and why we do it became instantly real to me.

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Mark Sylvester and Kymberlee Weil have been bringing TEDx to Santa Barbara since 2010. They started with TEDxAmericanRiviera on 10/10/10, produced it again in 2011 then again in 2012. After a couple of years off, they produced two TEDxLive events, rebranded the local event as TEDxSantaBarbara and relaunched in 2016. Mark and Kymberlee have a great story about how they met and created a project that debuted at TED2003, which led to a software company that is still Mark's day job, in addition to podcasting. Kymberlee fell in love with helping people get their ideas out and onto the red circle and since 2010 has coached over 150 speakers, both for TEDxSantaBarbara and many TEDx events around the world. Kymberlee has been behind the microphone as well, speaking at the TEDSummit on Story Telling and in other venues around the globe. It was at the 2016 TEDSummit where Mark and Kymberlee learned that they're one of the few couples who work together to produce a TEDx event. (They'd love to meet more TEDx organizing couples at TEDfest in 2018!) One of the great things about hosting this podcast and producing an event is that we're able to share the best practices and fresh ideas we hear from others with our team, in real-time. As a result, we've added new experiences, team members and workflows to improve our event.

"They delivered the Talk of their Lives" Mark Sylvester, host of this show and Executive Producer of TEDxSantaBarbara did a quick recap with Patrick about the recent TEDx event in Santa Barbara. Note: This is the second show that Mark and Patrick have talked about TEDxSantaBarbara. The first one was several weeks before the event. This wide-ranging conversation covered a lot of ground including: -It's a 6-month effort that took a core team and 60 day-of volunteers to produce. -The importance of the User Experience on the overall planning of the event -An anecdote about the Speaker Mixer held the night before the event - you can only imagine the speaker's nerves, 12 hours before the event started -Why a Speaker Coach is so critical to the success of the event. Our coach is also the Co-Producer and wife of Mark. Kymberlee Weil from Strategic Samurai has coached over 120 talks to date. -When talking about how challenging it is to find a unique point of view on a familiar topic, Patrick gave a perfect analogy of how artists have approached singing the National Anthem. -A couple of Kymberlee's tricks for speakers are revealed. -All of the Talks are now available - Watch them here -What is the narrative arc of the event and how is that crafted by the producers -The Magic of TEDx and how it gets you thinking about topics you have not paid attention to -Why the breaks between sessions are so important -Tastes of TEDx - how artisanal snacks made the breaks even more aligned with the overall user experience -The role of Music at TEDxSantaBarbara - putting more E into our TEDx -The show ends with a discussion of how improv played an important part to a few key elements in the day. Note: Mark thanks sponsors at the beginning and end of the podcast. These are the podcast sponsors, not sponsors of TEDxSantaBarbara. You can see all of the event partners here. The invisible hand of the editor." - Patrick remarks on the importance of editing and coaching Links to the Talks, photos of Rehearsal, The Event, The 805CameraBus at the After Party and fun shots from one of our Volunteers are also on TEDxSantaBarbara's site.

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Kymberlee Weil has been entrenched in the TED culture for almost a decade and knows what makes a killer talk. We sit down with her as she shares the tips, insights and the secret ingredients that determine whether a TEDx talk has the right stuff to hit a home run. For full show notes on all of our episodes, visit www.shellivarela.com/the-yes-effect-show!  

Cathy Feldman, the founder of the Spirit of Entrepreneurs (SOE) Foundation chatted with host Mark Sylvester about the upcoming SOE Awards. The conversation covered a lot of ground, especially the role of women in the workplace, in the startup ecosystem and how Cathy has been documenting Women in Business nearly her entire career. "Women in the Winners Circle" Topics covered include: - The upcoming Spirit of Entrepreneur Awards and call for Nominations - click here to nominate - Deadline is March 7, 2016. Nominees must be located in Santa Barbara County. - The 11 categories for winners and the background of the Organization - How the SOE helps fund entrepreneurial enterprises at the High Scool and Community College level - The judging process and how it works having people outside of the area weigh in on the applications - Discussion about the seriousness that Kymberlee Weil took when submitting her application - she went on to win in 2014. - The ongoing discrepancies for women in business - locals, investments and more - Where women and girls fit into the STEM stream - going into these types of careers - The idea of a speaking tour for the winners of the SOE the past several years - Cathy's 25-year background as a writer and publisher at Blue Point Books, including her many books that feature women's successes

Kymberlee Weil, Strategic Samurai and Alan Irwin, Director at Santa Barbara Improv sat down for a conversation with host Mark Sylvester for a lively talk that covered the importance of story when you are in front of an audience. Any audience. This is the second time that Mark talked with these two, this time the emphasis was on finding the story that makes you vulnerable and someone that the audience wants to listen to. A few key takeaways from this hilarious conversation were; • The power of the pause • When you force funny, it's not funny • The audience wants you to succeed If you missed the first conversation, you can find it here: http://805connect.com/perfecting-your-performance/

This month we are talking with Live Performance Specialist Alan Irwin and Speaking Strategist Kymberlee Weil. They share some behind the curtain techniques that everyone can use to improve their performance in front of groups of any size. We all have to get up in front of an audience at some point in our professional career. How prepared are you for that moment? Alan and Kymberlee will be giving tips to help you engage with your audience, own the stage and learn how to deal with disasters. We are excited to have these two industry experts together for this 805conversation