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2-Minute Tip: Create a Presence    Live everyday to create a presence that has presence when you're not present.   As a speaker, in order for your message to have impact, it has to be something that sticks with your audience when you are not there. You can do that by being a powerful, memorable speaker.    But that's not the only way.   Give clear guidance. Develop a simple, compelling message. Make sure your audience knows what you want them to do. Tell great stories.    All these techniques that we regularly talk about help you maintain that presence with the audience even when you're on your way to your next meeting.    Post Tip Discussion   As I recorded this conversation with Richard, a few things really jumped out at me.   Richard has an eye for the picture in life -- for prioritizing what will really make a difference for people. He also has a tremendous talent for putting structure to his thoughts. He makes a lot of points by breaking them out into simple lists that get to the core of the matter. I counted at least 5 of those lists in this episode.    From a technical standpoint, these are not just lists. They are excellent examples of parallel structure -- using similar words and phrases almost rhythmically to land a point.    I talked about this technique way back in episode 10. A few weeks ago, you heard from Joe Apfelbaum in episode 103. He also excels at using parallel structure.   Bio   Richard Flint, CSP is Chairman and CEO of Flint, incorporated, a company specializing in the training and development of individuals, companies and associations. He has had the opportunity to address people in talks and seminars throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain and Spain. As a Keynote speaker and seminar leader, he addresses more than 200,000 people each year.   Richard speaks to corporate and public audiences on the subjects of Personal and Professional Development, including the executives and staff of many of America's largest corporations. His humorous and poignant talks and seminars on Leadership, Sales, Self-Esteem, Goals, Strategy, Creativity and Success bring about immediate changes and long-term results.   He has written 15 books and produced more than 100+ audio and video learning programs, including being a finalist for The Top Self-Help book of 2005.   Prior to founding his company in 1987, Richard put his four degrees to good use as a Professor of Philosophy at Ohio University and Wayne State University, where he also served as the Baptist Campus Minister. Following that, Richard was the Director of Counseling at the First Baptist Church in both Tampa and West Palm Beach in Florida.   These days he travels the world on his crusade to help others move past their Circle of Sameness and achieve a positive life.   Richard's Lists   Three keys to success: I've got to believe in myself I've got to trust in myself I've got to have faith in myself   Three questions when preparing a seminar: Why is this issue there? What's created the issue? Why does this issue create so much confusion for people Is there a process that will help people resolve -- not eliminate -- this issue   4 Keys to a successful year: What do you really want to achieve this year? Why do you really want to achieve that? What price are you willing to pay to have it? What behaviors do you have to improve to get there?   Three Ds: I have a desire to improve to help other people I have the determination that there is more for me to write, discover, and learn I have the discipline to do it   Six Fears: Fear of the unknown Fear of abandonment -- being left alone Fear of failure Fear of rejection Fear of loss Fear of success     Links   Richard's Website http://richardflint.com Richard on Twitter https://twitter.com/RichardFlintInt Richard on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RichardFlintFan Richard on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-flint/ Richard on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/RichardFlintTV Richard on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/richardflintofficial/ 2-Minute Talk Tips on Parallel Structure http://2minutetalktips.com/2017/02/28/episode-010-parallel-structure-and-tim-garber-part-1/ 2-Minute Talk Tips with Joe Apfelbaum http://2minutetalktips.com/joe   Call To Action   Check out Richard's links above to learn more about his mission and passion. Who do you know that would most benefit from hearing Richard's message and story? Give them the link 2minutetalktips.com/richardflint and ask them what they thought of the conversation. Don't get best…get better     2-Minute Talk Tips is the public speaking podcast that help you become a more effective speaker in as little as 2 minutes a week.

  Richard Kaufman has had a fascinating life. At various points he has been... An addict Homeless In the Army Wounded in a Humvee A retail salesperson A survivor of an ocular stroke Podcaster   He talks about these assorted adventures this week as he shares lessons he's learned from life. An ocular stroke is similar to the brain stroke we are all too familiar with. Basically a clot cuts off the blood supply to the retina or optic nerve and cells die. Partial blindness is often the result. Things we can do to reduce the risk of an ocular stroke are the same things we do to reduce our risk of a brain stroke.   Control cholesterol and blood pressure. Manage blood sugar. Live a heart healthy lifestyle. And get checked for glaucoma.     Links Richard's Hashtag #supplementguynj Richard's Website https://supplementguynj.wordpress.com/ Richard on Twitter https://twitter.com/Rickkaufman07 #Supplementguynj on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Supplementguynj-910300085804341/ #supplementguynj on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/supplementguynj/ Richard's "Recovery and Redemption" Podcast https://anchor.fm/richard-kaufman/episodes/There-is-no-tomorrow-e1sg9o   Where do we go from here? What does this episode make you think about? Let us know in the comments below. Check out Richard's various sites and podcasts in the links section above. If you listen on the Apple platform, leave a rating and review for Strokecast in Apple Podcasts. Don't get best...get better.  

In this episode Richard L. Duquette digs deeper into the question of cyclist insurance and discusses umbrella policies and types of coverage. If you're short on time, here are highlights of the episode:   Shopping for an Umbrella Policy with Underinsured and Uninsured motorists (1:10)    Definition of Uninsured driver (1:33)    Definition of Underinsured (1:47)    Auto Insurance protection for bicyclists (2:05)    Explanation of Umbrella policy (2:40)    Umbrella policy for Liability vs. Underinsured and Uninsured Motorist (3:10)    When to get an Umbrella? (3:48)    Umbrella Recommendation (4:31)    Cost of Umbrella policy (5:07)    Types of Coverage (5:55)    Recent Real World Example (6:20)    Exhausting Policy before Umbrella begins (6:38)    Full articles at 911LAW.com (7:04)        Resources   Richard's Website   Email Richard   Call Richard: 760-730-0500   Connect with Richard on Facebook   Follow Richard on Twitter   © 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette    

Having the correct auto insurance is actually a very important step for any cyclist to take. Richard L. Duquette tackles the issue of insurance in this episode specifically discussing what to do if you are in an accident and the "bad guy" is either uninsured or under-insured.   If you are short on time, here are the highlights of the episode!   Having the correct insurance [0:51]   Example of how this plays out with an uninsured or under insured [1:30] What this insurance will do for you [2:12]   How your insurance can help and how this works in California [3:00] How this works in more difficult cases like loss of life [3:28]   Richard looks at the declaration page first to determine if your own policy covers you [4:00]   Some agents try to talk people down to save money on UM or UIM, but it’s not worth the loss of benefit [4:30]   UM or UIM is great investment in your family [5:20]       Resources   Richard's Website   Email Richard   Call Richard: 760-730-0500   Connect with Richard on Facebook   Follow Richard on Twitter     © 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette

Richard welcomes cyclist John Howard to the show. John is an expert witness and will share his knowledge in Personal Injuries and Cycling with John Howard.   John Howard the Cyclist John Howard set the first land speed record in 1985 at 152 mph. He was the first Ironman Kona winner, he represented Team USA in the 1968, 1972 and 1976 Olympic games and won a gold medal at the Pan-American Games. Creating a Safe Riding Environment   There was a 33% volume increase in cyclists in the last few years. The increase in cyclists necessitates the need to create a safe riding environment for both riders and motorists alike.   The Bike Fit     It’s important that cyclists are correctly fit for their bikes. This ensures optimum comfort and safety. A good bike fit makes it easier to brake, corner, accelerate and climb safely. It also makes the experience more enjoyable for the rider.   Skill A certain amount of skill is required to safely ride a bike as well. John teaches riders to safely climb, corner, brake, shift, ride in packs, pace lines and echelon. John’s goal is to make riders comfortable in traffic. A relaxed and comfortable rider is a safe rider. To hear more about Personal Injuries and Cycling with John Howard, download and listen to the entire episode. If you are short on time, here are the highlights of Personal Injuries and Cycling with John Howard:   Who is John Howard? (1:08) John’s perception of cycling today? (2:22) Selecting a bike (9:15) Picking a safe route to ride (14:00) Distracted motorists (16:00) Denise Mueller Land Speed Record attempt (19:25)   Connect with Richard L. Duquette and his guest, John Howard at the following links:  Project Speed website Video of John’s land speed record ride John Howard Performance Sports John’s book Mastering Cycling   Richard's Website   Email Richard   Call Richard: 760-730-0500   Connect with Richard on Facebook   Follow Richard on Twitter     © 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette

With over 32 years of experience, Richard L, Duquette has been a leading bicycle injury attorney serving Southern California. This podcast will discuss a variety of topics such as: releases, claims, what to do when you’re hit, evidence, knowing your right, medical examinations and so much more. Richard’s passion is bicycling and he will educate the listener on rules of the road and how to protect yourself. In addition to the content Richard shares from his over 32 years of experience, listeners can also expect occasional guests such as athletes, local bike clubs, and local bike shops. Suggestions for show content is welcomed. Email ideas to rlduquette@911law.com.   Show Notes:   [0:09] Richard’s cast experience [0:20] primary focus and general legal principles [0:53] listening doesn’t constitute an attorney client relationship [1:11] topics covered in the podcast [1:59] how a crash impacts your life [2:08] other topics: pain and suffering and calculating medical bills [2:28] other hot topics [3:06] topic suggestions are welcome   Resources   Richard's Website   Email Richard   Call Richard: 760-730-0500   Connect with Richard on Facebook   Follow Richard on Twitter   © 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette