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In this week's episode, we go back over 20 years to…The Starting Line! Greg and Alex deep dive into one of their favorite bands. From the early days of Winnie the Pooh at Bamboozle and Birch Hill to Pooh Bear singing The Starting Line at their wedding. Alex talks about how TSL was her first concert with Greg and it being her first experience seeing his Pooh Bear persona. They talk about it all from how the band shaped Greg to who he is today, all the way to them bringing their girls to see them in concert. Give this one a listen as we go back to 2/12/99 as this episode shows us that we may have gotten older, but we're still young!

Tá obair chothabhála déanta ag Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise ar Reilig an tSléibhe atá ann ón nGorta Mór.

Traemos la crónica de dos recientes eventos a los que ha asistido el equipo de Mundofonías en dos hermosas e históricas ciudades europeas: Mérida, con sus Jornadas Profesionales de la Música de Extremadura, MUM, y Marsella, con una nueva edición del Babel Music XP. Escuchamos a algunos de los grupos y artistas que más nos cautivaron durante esas convocatorias, con ecos de Brasil, Venezuela, Colombia, Extremadura, Galicia, Irlanda, Persia, Líbano, Francia o Bali, para terminar con un viaje de la India a las estrellas. We bring the chronicle of two recent events attended by the Mundofonías team in two beautiful and historic European cities: Mérida, with its Jornadas Profesionales de la Música de Extremadura, MUM, and Marseille, with a new edition of Babel Music XP. We listen to some of the groups and artists that most captivated us during these gatherings, with echoes from Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Extremadura, Galicia, Ireland, Persia, Lebanon, France, and Bali, ending with a journey from India to the stars. - Autana Trío - Corre - Autana - Nane Ramos - La calle de los sueños (tangos) - Meraki - Sekadra - Muiñeira de Freixido - Muiñeira de Freixido - Séamus & Caoimhe Uí Fhlatharta - Caisleán an tSléibhe - Séamus & Caoimhe - Rokh Quartet - Bousalik - Live in Tehran - Polyphème / Wassim Halal & Gamelan Puspawarna - Le rêve de Polyphème - Le rêve de Polyphème - Virginia Nicoli - Orion - Taramandal

“Knowing who you are as an individual on the spiritual side of life helps guide you to who you are created to be.”One of the coolest parts of TSL is watching our coaches work 1:1 with students and helping them find the clarity and confidence they need to take their speaking businesses to the next level. And today, you're going to get to see that process in action.We're back with another live coaching episode with Erick Rheam! This week, Erick is helping two former TSL students, Bryan Marvel and Jill Christensen, work through real problems they're facing in their speaking businesses.Bryan, a pastor and faith-based speaker, discusses his journey of balancing pastoral duties with speaking engagements. Embarking on a speaking career can often feel challenging, especially when you're trying to find your unique voice amidst diverse audience expectations. Bryan's focus on spiritual identity has led him to explore innovative ways to expand his reach, such as targeting midweek speaking opportunities and tapping into personal connections to open new doors.Jill offers a compelling story of reinvention and persistence. Specializing in workplace culture and HR, Jill demonstrates the importance of a structured approach to client communication. Her commitment to building relationships and consistently engaging with past clients highlights the need for adaptability and fresh content.Both speakers tackle challenges like burnout and refining their processes, offering insights into the power of systematic approaches and networking. Whether you're a newbie or a veteran, this episode is packed with practical lessons on adaptability, innovation, and leveraging connections to build a flourishing speaking career!You'll learn:Bryan's background and his target audienceStrategies for expanding weekday speaking opportunitiesAbout Jill's eight-year speaking careerHow to overcome communication barriersThe importance of having a system in place for speaking successAnd much, much more!“You might think I should be speaking to CEOs and leaders because they own how we do things, but I was smart enough to recognize that they outsource to human resources in ninety-five percent of organizations.”Episode ResourcesBryan's WebsiteJill's WebsiteJoin A Future Live Coaching EpisodeGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tubes' Spin on Sport | Footy in Southern Tasmania is changing this year, with the collapse of the state league leading former TSL clubs to rejoin the Hobart Airport SFL, Banjo’s Premier League. Round one will feature intense matches between Lauderdale and Clarence in both the men’s and women’s games. This week’s episode of Tubes’ Spin on Sport hears Tubes chat with Lauderdale’s Cam Hooker and Emma Waller, Clarence’s coach Grant Fagan, and Roos player Jacinta Limbrick, ahead of Saturday’s opening round. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle tam kadro yayında! Ahmet Atasoy, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin yoğun haftasını değerlendirdi. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin fırtınalı haftasını değerlendirdi. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

It's all about TSL in this "Annie are you okay": Time Spent on Laundry.

Tottiler Messiler tam kadro yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'de ilk yarının son haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz: (3.00) Konya-FB, 3-4-1-2 bu hücum kadrosuyla çalışır mı? Tuta transferi, Jose Mourinho (14.00) BŞK-GS, GS'nin 1-0'ı oynama problemi, Okan Buruk, Barış Alper Yılmaz, Victor Osimhen (42.00) BJK-Bodrum, BJK bu kadroya hoca bakmalı mı? Igor Tudor BJK'ye gelir mi? (51.00) Anadolu'dan notlar, Malheiro, Emre Belözoğlu, Alex de Souza, Göztepe (55.00) Fikstüre bakış (58.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

“All that matters is that you show up, and that you're consistently doing it, because if you do it on a regular basis… you're going to get better at it.”"How do I find and book more paid speaking gigs quickly?" "I'm just starting out, what should I prioritize right now?"Here at TSL, we hear those two questions from speakers more than anything else. Whether you've never gotten paid to speak or you've been speaking for years, there's a good chance you're looking for more paid gigs. And if you're like most business owners, you don't have a lot of time to invest in building a new business without seeing some results. This week, Erick Rheam is here to break down the four pillars of success that you can use to jumpstart your speaking business and start booking paid gigs in as little as 90 days or less. Erick breaks down what really matters if you want to be a successful speaker, including long-term goals, testing the market, your CRM, efficiency, accountability partners and consistency. Finally, Erick gives you some practical ways to evaluate where you stand in your speaking career. This episode is a simple, practical roadmap to launching a speaking business and getting paid gigs in a short period of time — no matter how much speaking experience you have right now. If you don't make time for any other podcast episode this month, make sure you listen to this one. We'll see you out on the speaking trail! You'll learn:How to evaluate the next steps for you as a speakerThe easiest way to prospect gigsA game changer towards your growthWhy you need to build off your momentumWhy you should never push off your daily tasksHow a “power hour” worksAnd much, much more!“If you want to be a successful speaker, you have to be consistent.”Episode Resources:Erick Rheam's WebsiteErick Rheam's AbstractGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin son haftasını değerlendirdi, tüm sorularınız da yanıtlandı. Menümüz için buyrunuz: (2.00) FB-Hatay, Mourinho'dan Talisca'ya hazırlık (14.00) GS-Göztepe, Göztepe'nin oyununa Galatasaray yanıt verebildi mi? Gabriel Sara, Romulo, Yunus Akgün (35.00) Rize-BJK, BJK neden hoca arıyor? Mert Günok özel (44.00) Anadolu'dan notlar, Çağdaş Atan, Samsun-TS, Selçuk İnan, Eyüp (48.00) Fikstüre bakış (51.00) Soru, cevap, kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

JOIN TSL WORKSHOPS: https://tslworkshops.circle.so At the end of every episode, we ask our guests the Three Big Questions: What brings you the most joy when it comes to writing? What pisses you off about writing? What advice would you give to your younger self? Today's supercut captures the heartfelt answers from TSL guests over the past year. Part 2, coming soon! 1:04 - Charlotte Stoudt (Ep 164) 7:24 - Tom McCarthy (Ep 169) 12:24 - Adam Grant (Ep 171) 22:45 - Jodie Foster (Ep 174) 28:00 - Michael Arndt (Ep 176) 31:00 - Celine Song (Ep 177) 37:54 - David Heminsgon (Ep 178) 42:15 - Elizabeth Hargrave (Ep 180) 46:50 - Lloyd Taylor (Ep 181) 50:25 - Dave Mullins, Brad Booker, & Sean Ono Lennon (Ep 182) 1:06:22 - Jennifer Deaton (Ep 184) 1:14:32 - Cole Haddon (Ep 185) 1:19:30 - Jeff Melvoin (Ep 186) 1:23:00 - Debby Wolfe (Ep 187) 1:26:20 - Octavio Solis (Ep 188) 1:34:27 - Carole Kirschner (Ep 189) 1:39:26 - Navid McIlhargey (Ep 190) 1:43:50 - Linda Seger (Ep 191) 1:49:23 - Billy Mernit (Ep 194)

As we close out another fantastic year filled with one accomplishment after another for “Light ‘Em Up” — which included new sponsorships — and new underwriters — we wanted to focus on what is most important to us other than searching out the truth.We wanted to take some special time to recognize you, our listeners for your TSL (time spent listening) to us throughout this past year.We thank you for another fantastic year of growth and achievements and express our appreciation for your wonderful engagement and your role in helping us grow to 115 countries globally as we close out Season 5.We never thought this kind of success would be something that we could attain, and we never were concerned about our growth at the inception of this project.Initially we set out to tell the truth about topics of importance in the U.S. criminal justice system — and look what it has become!We have been able to advocate for so many people.The corporate plan is to take the remainder of the year off in order to rest for a week or so, recover and enjoy some quality time with our families.We then will begin the process for Season 6 of Light 'Em Up where we strive to achieve new goals and break even more records with the reach of our podcast.Also, to add more sponsors and underwriters.The truth is under attack — and is worth defending!We have labored tirelessly to dig deep, vast and wide to bring you a special insight that you really won't find anywhere else regarding the U.S. criminal justice system.We're loyal, consistent and dedicated to you, our listeners.  We are truly here for you and because of you!Our commitment to you here on Light 'Em Up is that we've endeavored to tackle real topics that touch your daily lives.We've worked tirelessly to try to be the "Voice of the people"Please consider joining our Criminal Justice Foundation Justice Rolls Down and its page found on Facebook as well as our worldwide presence on YouTube at:  Rizzo's Protective Group.Here is our complete catalogue.  Here is our last full episode of the year regarding the conducted energy weapon known better as the Taser. Are they "less-lethal"?  Do they Save Lives & Reduce Civilian Shootings or Facilitate Cardiac Arrests and are used in a Reckless, Punitive Manner?This advocacy piece irritated a lot of people in law enforcement but was wildly popular and downloaded at a record (for us) and at a tremendous rate/amount.Thank you to Feedspot — online at Feedspot.com as we are featured in their top 50 poll of the 50 Best Criminal Justice Podcasts.  Visit their blog at www.Feedspot.com or simply follow this link: 50 Best Criminal Justice Podcasts You Must Follow in 2024 (feedspot.com)And for all your news and current affairs check out our friends at Newsly by visiting https://newsly.me.  Use the promo code L1GHTEMUP to launch your 10% savings.We thank you and we look forward to you joining us in 2025!Merry Christmas, Feliz Navidad! Buon Natale & Happy Hanukkah and a Happy and Prosperous New Year to each and every one of our listeners.You'll hear from us early on in January 2025.Executive ProducerPhil RizzoWe want to hear from you!

Tottiler Messiler, TSL bölümüyle tam kadro yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin hareketli haftasını değerlendirdi, sorularınız da yanıtlandı. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Tottiler Messiler tam kadro yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'de haftanın gündemini değerlendirdi, sorularınızın da tamamı yanıtlandı. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

JOIN TSL WORKSHOPS: https://tslworkshops.circle.so We talk about ACTIVE protagonists all the time on the show, but we know that creating one is easier said than done. Luckily, Meg and Lorien have a laundry list of practical exercises you can explore today to bring your protagonist to life. But first, we talk with longtime TSL listen and TSL workshops member Laurel Senick about a lovely email she sent us.

On today's flashback edition of the cast, we throw it back to 2018 and my interview with The Starting Line frontman Kenny Vasoli. We touched base to talk about the beginnings of his side projects Person L and Vacationer and how that filled the times in between playing shows with TSL. One of my favorite interviews I've ever done in the history of my podcast, Kenny was also the subject of the very first written post I ever did for MusicBoxPete when it launched in 2009: my review of Person L's full length debut "The Positives". I had interviewed Kenny multiple times in chat transcripts over the years with Person L and Vacationer, but this was my first time chatting with him over the phone and in length about music. I've met him multiple times over the years during his jaunts in Boston and he has been nothing short of an amazing musician and a great friend, and that means a lot especially having been of a fan his since my high school years and was a big part of my formative years and was solely responsible for establishing my love for pop-punk music.

One of the coolest parts of TSL is watching our coaches work 1:1 with students and helping them find the clarity and confidence they need to take their speaking businesses to the next level. And today, you're going to get to see that process in action.We're back with another live coaching episode with Erick Rheam! This week, Erick is helping two TSL students, Josie Ann Lee and Kenny Barnwell, work through real problems they're facing in their speaking businesses.Josie Ann is trying to introduce a new idea through her talk to event organizers — but she's not sure how to sell an idea no one is familiar with. Kenny has established himself as the expert in his niche, and now he's ready to take things to the next level by scaling his business through workshops.During this episode, you'll learn:How to get initial traction in your businessHow to refine your message through real world feedbackWhy you just have to get started without waiting for perfectionThe value of establishing yourself as the primary expert in your nicheHow workshops can accelerate your speaking incomeThe most important things to know when adding a workshop to your businessAnd much, much more!Episode Resources:Josie Ann Lee's WebsiteKenny Barnwell's WebsiteGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök TSL'nin yoğun haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz: (1.00) Samsunspor-Göztepe, Anadolu'dan Notlar (8.00) KS-BJK, Gio'nun planı, Gedson, Burak Yılmaz, Avrupa dönüşü rotasyon (20.00) Antalya-FB, FB'nin hücum planı, Amrabat, Jose Mourinho deneyimi (32.00) GS-Paşa, kalabalık rotasyon GS'ye uygun mu? Okan Buruk'un değişiklikleri, Kasımpaşa övgüsü (56.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Send us a textIt took a while to pull this together, but the gentleman that is Dick Warlock joined me for a special TSL episode to talk specifically about The Firewalk from Halloween II. This episode include some never before seen images courtesy of Dicks private collection.Please enjoy#halloween #halloweenii #halloweenmovies #michaelmyers #dickwarlockThanks to all our YouTube Members for supporting the channel.⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯JOIN OUR YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP SCHEME AT THE FOLLOWINK LINK ⬇️➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLfaW3fd5Oo-nFvKsL_1CfQ/join⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯----thanks to "Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio" for providing the superb synth background music.https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteBatAudio⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯Thanks to Nasty Pieces of Work for our Channel Artworkhttps://x.com/nastypieces⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯--JOIN OUR TWO FACEBOOK GROUPS BELOWTSL MOVIE PODCAST FACEBOOK PAGE ⬇️➡️ https://www.facebook.com/groups/803029887178672MEMORIES OF HALLOWEEN 45 YEARS OF TERROR ⬇️➡️ https://www.facebook.com/groups/971696203856000⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯https://www.instagram.com/the_slaughtered_lamb_podcast/https://twitter.com/SlaughteredThe⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯All clips and images used in this video were used ONLY as a means to review and criticise and should be considered as FAIR USE, under the Copyright act.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Support the show

Trendyol Süper Lig ve daha birçok spor içeriği beIN SPORTS'ta. beIN SPORTS, TOD'da! Sen de TOD'a gel, yeni sezonun heyecanını doyasıya yaşa! @TODTR https://www.todtv.com.tr/sinirsiz-spor/super-lig?utm_source=VoxifyMedia&utm_medium=TottilerMessilerPodcast&utm_campaign=TOD_Spor_Eylul_0924&utm_term=Display&utm_content=FB-GS_Super_Derbi_Iletisimi Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök yeni bölümde TSL'nin fırtınalı haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz ise şöyle: (3.00) GS-Antep & GS-Rize, dinamik takım, atletik transferler, oyunun değerlendirmesi, derbiye ön bakış, Sara, Davinson, Osimhen, Kaan, Barış. (27.00) TS-BJK, Uğurcan, Gio'nun planı, Şenol Güneş, Gedson Fernandes'e hoca dokunuşu, Svensson. (42.00) Paşa-FB, Paşa'nın hücum planı, ASM, derbide santrfor kim olur? İsmail Yüksek övgüsü. (53.00) Çok kısa Anadolu'dan notlar, Kayseri-Eyüp, (1.00.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

This week, we're giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what coaching can do for speakers. Erick Rheam is hosting live coaching sessions this week! These sessions feature TSL students and real problems that speakers face in their businesses.This episode features Molly Kennedy and Theresa Skaar. Molly focuses on shifting her demographics and finding new income sources, while Theresa focuses on overcoming impostor syndrome and selling herself with confidence. A few of their quotes that you might relate to: “I just turned 50 this summer, and I feel like, personally, I'm kind of evolving and growing. I feel like my reach can expand beyond education, although I love teachers. Again, it's kind of an easy space for me, but I also feel like I want to challenge myself to have a broader reach as well." - Molly Kennedy "I don't know if it feels audacious if it feels like so many people position themselves as an expert. And I'm like, you know, I don't know." - Theresa Skaar Want to skim the session? 04:56 Why Molly loves what she does currently08:09 Where she would like to transition into12:52 Erick's ideas on getting into a new market 15:18 Molly's final steps to make the shift 18:51 Where Theresa feels like she's lacking confidence 22:27 How Theresa wishes people felt about aging25:11 What Theresa hopes to accomplish with her work 28:03 Erick advice on how to build confidence and show up as a proEpisode Resources:Connect with Molly on LinkedInFollow Molly on InstagramVisit Molly's WebsiteConnect with Theresa on LinkedInFollow Theresa on InstagramVisit Theresa's WebsiteGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Peter Lilly is a British Poet who grew up in Gloucester before spending eight years in London studying theology and working with the homeless. He now lives in the South of France with his wife and son, where he concentrates on writing, teaching English, and community building. His debut Collection 'An Array of Vapour' is available with TSL publications, and his second collection 'A Handful of Prayers' is forthcoming with Wipf & Stock.

Diane Waghorne, founder of Tech Safety Lines (TSL), and instructor Matt Wehrle explain their approach to wind technician safety training. Allen and Joel had the pleasure of visiting their excellent facility in Dallas, Texas and discuss their impact on the industry. Drawing on expertise from fire and rescue professionals, TSL prepares technicians for high-stress rescue scenarios. The company's global recognition for providing top-quality training is evidenced by their GWO Training Team of the Americas Award. TSL initially began with selling the military compact descender and has recently had their SRK rescue kit certified to ANSI Z359.9 standards. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: Welcome to the Uptime Wind Energy Podcast. I'm your host, Allen Hall, along with my co host, Joel Saxum. Today, we're diving into a crucial topic that affects every professional in our industry, and that's training. As the wind energy sector continues to grow rapidly, the need for standardized high quality safety training has never been more critical. GWO training has become the gold standard for ensuring that the wind industry professionals are equipped with the essential skills and knowledge to work safely and efficiently. Our guest today is Diane Waghorn, president and CEO of Tech Safety Lines, and Matt Wehrle, Tech Safety Lines instructor as well as a firefighter and paramedic. Tech Safety Lines is based in Dallas, Texas. And from their founding, Tech Safety Lines has been focused on safety through their start with the Military Compact Descender, to a series of safety products, and now with GWO training, Tech Safety Lines is a leader in wind energy safety. In fact, Tech Safety Lines recently received the GWO Training Team of the Year Americas Award. Diane and Matt, welcome to the show. Thank you for having us. This is exciting because Joel and I visited the tech safety lines facility a little while ago and we're just super impressed. I don't know how else to describe Joel Saxum: it, Joel. Yeah, blown away. It was a great facility. Yeah, from the time, we met Diane when we walked in to everybody that we ran into in the facility, shaking hands, Hi, nice to meet you. Who are you guys? Welcome in. Let's show you this. Let's show you that. Everything clean, ready to go. It was an impressive facility, to say the least. Diane Waghorne: Oh, thank you so much. We're very proud of our facility and we just welcome visitors and I'm glad you had a good time seeing our facility and allowing us the opportunity to share our instructors with you. It was just a great time. Allen Hall: Diane, I think we ought to start with A little bit of your history, because it is so unique to the industry. You really got your start after 9 11 with something called the military compact descender. You want to just touch on how that all got kicked off? Diane Waghorne: I'd be happy to, um, when 9 11 happened during that time period, I was a stay at home mom. And I've been a business major in college, but then when I had my children, I wanted to stay home with them. And when 9 11 happened, my son was in college and my daughter just turned 16 and got her driver's license. If I was ever going to go back into the workforce, that was a good time for me. And when I witnessed what happened with horror, as we all did, we just could not believe what we were seeing on our televisions.

JOIN TSL WORKSHOPS: http://tslworkshops.circle.so Over the lifespan of our show, you've heard Meg and Lorien interview a ton of incredibly talented writers, but today, we turn the tables, and get to hear from them! (And a bit from producer Jeff too...) Andrew Zinnes, a screenwriter and teacher himself, helped compile a book of interviews by top-tier screenwriting pros (including Meg), so today, he wanted to enrich the conversation presented by the book by hearing from all of TSL! TO ORDER ANDREW'S BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/Screenwriters-Advice-Popular-Winning-Streaming/dp/1501363271

"If you can align your expertise with a specific industry and then really bring tremendous value with a clear ROI, you're always going to win the game."This week, Grant's on the show with TSL legend Erick Rheam. We're a little late to this year's state of the speaking industry, but better late than never, right?"It's not necessarily that budgets are cut, but what I would tell you is that event planners, they tend to be intentional with the money that they're spending. Instead of saying "I've got a $100,000 budget for this event," it's "Yeah, I've got $100,000, but I need to see a return on that $100,000."In this episode, Grant and Erick get into:00:00 Current trends in the speaking industry06:06 Why do relationships matter more now than ever before?07:32 How do you focus on building relationships?11:20 The importance of offering a virtual service as part of your speaking business15:51 The key to growth right now, even in a tough economy 19:44 Why you should focus on relationships and providing long-term solutions for your clients21:50 How to leverage industry expertise to prove ROI26:35 What it looks like to tweak your message to withstand the test of time.28:00 The importance of iterating and meeting your client's needs.31:11 How to balance other streams of income + being on stage35:28 How to get comfortable creating value for clients36:44 Reflections and wrap up"Something that is not attractive is desperation. And you could tell it, you could smell it from speakers — when they're just trying to get the gig, they're trying to get the money, as opposed to speakers who are like "Hey, I want to add value and I'm willing to go on a long term type of commitment with you."Episode Resources: Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Catching up on old TSL episode postings. Please scroll down to The Stratosphere Lounge page for more in sequence.  Recorded 10/05/23

"People buy from you when they feel understood, not when they understand you."This week, Grant's sitting down with TSL alumna Missy West to talk about her unlikely journey to public speaking and how her speaking career has taken off over the last few years.If you're wondering if you can overcome your fear of being on stage and be successful as a brand new speaker, this episode is for you! “I made six figures in my first full year of speaking”In this episode, Grant and Missy get into: 03:18 How Missy overcame fear and seized opportunities through resilience.06:20 Why encouragement matters as you chase goals.12:01 Missy didn't want to become a speaker, here's why13:54 How to overcome self-doubt and criticism18:18 Why you need a resilience team19:54 What a resilience team does22:25 What happened once you started speaking27:35 How did you transition from hobby to potential career30:09 What came next in terms of pursuing this as a career34:13 What do you think is the difference between successful and unsuccessful speakers36:58 What's a great example of networking as a speaker40:05 How do you invest in relationships to grow your business"My resilience team reminded me, no, this is just a different stage. And everything that you've accomplished happened because you leaned into those tough moments when you were scared and you showed up anyway."Episode Resources:Missy's WebsiteMissy's LinkedInOrca LeadershipGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Catching up on backlogged TSL episodes. Recorded 09/28/23

Catching up on posting old TSL episodes. Check the TSL page at BillWhittle.com for updates! Recorded 09/15/23.

“Reframing my approach to public speaking was a game-changer once I recognized I was my own worst critic.”This week, Maryalice sat down with TSL coach Katherine Johnson to chat about all things authenticity on stage. If you think you're being authentic on stage, this may be the wake-up call you didn't know you needed! When it comes to presenting ourselves to an audience, we tend to think about the logistics, what we're wearing, what we're saying, etc., but we can forget about the intention and the science behind building trust and credibility with our audience. "If you think you have to prove you are, you're making it all about yourself, and that cuts connection. Like, if I could just say that you can feel that in your body, you have to find some ways to shift to connection."In this episode, Maryalice and Katherine get into: 03:50 Why actually connecting with the audience matters more than the words you say 08:49 Why aiming for connection will change the success you experience 12:19 How to set yourself up for success on the stage.15:34 What are a few ways we can improve connection and authenticity on stage?16:39 How does nervousness get in the way of our message?20:06 The impact of energy in our pre-stage routine. 25:43 How to overcome fear of criticism during talks.27:07 What it looks like to get comfortable with the fear and anxiety you might feel.33:14 How do you remove armor and promote connection?“Connection matters more than anything because you can actually say something. You could be a mediocre speaker. You could be an up-and-coming speaker. You can be pretty green. But if you know how to focus on connection with your audience, you're gonna do something special. You can continue to get better in terms of your content and some of your stagecraft, but if you know how to create that connection and be authentic from the stage, that does something powerful.”Episode Resources:Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tá Rachel Holstead ceapaithe ina Príomh Fheidhmeannach ar Ealaín na Gaeltachta. Is ó Bhaile an tSléibhe i bParóiste Fionntrá do Rachel. Is ceoltóir,cumadóir agus file í.

We're so excited to announce the launch of our new podcast, Talk Speaker To Me! Talk Speaker to Me will bring you 10-15 minute episodes every Thursday filled to the brim with super practical, actionable advice. If this sounds like what you're looking for, search for Talk Speaker To Me on Apple, Spotify, and subscribe for weekly updates!P.S. Have no fear, The Speaker Lab Podcast isn't going anywhere. This is just a new way to bring you more content to help you book more gigs and grow your speaking business. --Welcome to our first episode of Talk Speaker To Me! In this episode, TSL facilitator and Speaker Erick Rheam walks you through exactly what his daily power hour looks like to build a long-term sustainable speaking business."I didn't have anything but a dream and a desire to be a speaker. I just went out and started prospecting on a consistent basis, and I made over $36,000 with no assets whatsoever."Erick's covering: What is a prospectHow often should your prospectWhat does a "power hour" look likeHow should you set up your tech stackWhat is the ideal amount of time between emails, and when should you just let it go"The key, though, is if I do this every day on a consistent basis, then it's like a machine, it's a methodology, and it starts to bear fruit if I do it on a consistent basis."Ready to learn a thing or two about managing your pipeline? Let's go!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on the podcast, we're excited to share our best tips, tricks, and amazing speaking advice from our coaching/support team and our resident speakers here at The Speaker Lab. Our team has decades of combined experience both as speakers themselves and as coaches helping other speakers like you take things to the next level.This episode is full of quick, practical advice that you can apply in your speaking business RIGHT NOW and start finding more paid gigs and growing your business.As we count down to Episode #500 in just TWO WEEKS, we're excited to bring you this special episode that will help you level up your speaking business in a big way.Through this episode, you'll learn:How to find your confidence as a speakerHow to find your speaking community,Actionable steps to get booked & paid to speak®How to show up in a way that honors who you areHow to think about your branding as wholeAnd much, much moreIn this episode, you'll hear from: Angie Besignano - Angie Besignano is a TSL Coach and is a Certified High-Performance Coach with 35 years of experience in Human Development. She's built her coaching practice with the help of her speaking career, and she works with our students to gain clarity and confidence to build a speaking business of their own.Dan Irvin - Dan Irvin is an Enrollment Advisor here at the Speaker Lab and also one of our Resident Speakers. Dan's speaking business is centered around helping leaders remove distractions to lead better.Emily Arnold - Emily Arnold is our Elite Concierge & Community Manager here at TSL. She's a curious, creative, color-loving extrovert who aims to cultivate delight in the everyday.Eve DeVault Gilmore - Eve DeVault Gilmore is our Elite Concierge and Lead Manager at TSL. Her love for customer service has brought her to TSL, where she gets to provide one-on-one care to students every day.Jeremy Rochford - Jeremy Rochford is a TSL Coach and has a BA in Public Relations and over 20 years of stage experience, so he is no stranger to the art of performance-based communication.John Ball - John Ball is a TSL Coach and a familiar face/voice in the podcasting world and has been delivering virtual talks and workshops for over 12 years. John works internationally with coaches & speakers on personal presentation and performance skills.Katherine Johnson - Katherine Johnson is a TSL Coach and has helped speakers for over 8 years amplify their message and stand out for the right reasons. She teaches speakers how to effectively use their authentic presence and personal brand to position themselves and go from ordinary to outstanding.Katie Cambell - Katie Campbell is a certified coach and our Lead Concierge. Prior to her own speaking and coaching practice, she worked in the corporate marketing world.Nanette Hitchcock - Nanette Hitchcock is a Coach here at The Speaker Lab and has been an Executive Leadership Coach across multiple industries for 10+ years. She's also been a leadership speaker for many more.Reggie Wright - Reggie Wright is an Enrollment Advisor here at TSL and a youth speaker. Reggie focuses his time on investing in future generations to cultivate a life that breeds intention and fulfilment.Rick Clemons - Rick Clemons is the Lead Coach here at the Speaker Lab and is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) specializing in marketing/branding, story creation, stagecraft, web design, biz strategy, copywriting, and systems design.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle tam kadro yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök bu bölümde TSL'nin 35. haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz! (5.00) Konya-FB, İsmail Kartal'ın ilk yarı planı, FB'nin duran topları, Dzeko, Mert Hakan (32.00) GS-Sivas, Aslan'dan resital, maçın adamını seçebildik mi? Okan Buruk özel (51.00) Sıcağı sıcağına BJK-A.Gücü üstüne BJK-Rize, Serdar Topraktepe'ye övgü (1.02.00) Hatayspor konusu, Erce Kardeşler'in açıklamaları, düşme potasına detaylı bakış (1.20.00) Fikstüre bakış (1.25.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin 34. haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz: (2.00) FB-BJK, FB'nin 11'e 11 baskılı oyunu, İsmail Yüksek, Al Musrati (20.00) ADS-GS, Dries Mertens'e saygı duruşu, Karaman'ın planı, Muslera (40.00) Anadolu'dan notlar, düşme potası ve 5. sıra yarışı için detaylı bakış, (52.00) Fikstüre bakış (1.05.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, bu bölümde TSL'nin 33. haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz! (2.00) Sivas-FB ve Oly-FB içeren 50 dakikalık FB değerlendirmesi, Ali Koç ve İsmail Kartal'a sorular (52.00) GS-Pendik, ilk 30 dakika vs son 60 dakika, Mertens-Icardi, GS savunması, ADS maçına bakış, iki Kerem'in formu (1.12.00) BJK-ANK, Serdar hoca takımı toparlıyor mu? Hasan Arat'ın zorlu sınavı, BJK orta sahası (1.28.00) Anadolu'dan notlar, düşme potasına bakış, Fatih Tekke, Samsun-ADS (1.33.00) Fikstüre bakış (1.37.00) Soru-cevap-kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

Tottiler Messiler yeni bölümüyle yayında! Fritz Fassbender, Hüseyin Kıyıcı ve Koray Gök, TSL'nin 32. haftasını değerlendirdi, menümüz için buyrunuz! (0.00) Bayram tatili sohbeti, Gürcistan macerası (7.00) Alanya-GS, Ziyech, Barış Alper, Okan Buruk vs Fatih Tekke (22.00) Gümrük-FB, Kartal'ın ilk yarı planı, ikinci yarı değişiklikleri (36.00) BJK-Samsun, elveda Santos, Hasan Arat yönetimi bu cendereden çıkabilir mi? (46.00) Anadolu'dan notlar, Hatay, Rize, Bassogog, ADS-KS (55.00) Fikstüre bakış (1.01.00) Soru, cevap, kapanış. İlginize teşekkürler, iyi dinlemeler!

"I've always, always had the mentality, that I'm going to out-prepare and outperform you. I just want the audience to leave, thinking "Yeah, we had that person who was an Olympic athlete or a pro athlete, but this guy over here who was like, working at a gas station selling t-shirts, that guy put on a show. And so I've always had the mentality to let the experience outweigh some of the credentials backing it up with statistics and data and things like that."This week, Grant sat down with Jake Thompson, a speaker, author, and one of our amazing facilitators here at TSL, to dig into how he's scaled his business and his income. Jake's been on a few other episodes, so check out episodes 205 and 412 and then tune back in here."Throw out the hundreds and throw out the zeros and look at the medium. What did the person who booked you say, and are they willing to put their reputation on the line and do a testimonial referral? Because if they are, then you delivered, but if you didn't, you're probably going to get crickets from them, even if the "audience" loved you."In this episode, Grant and Jake dig into: 00:00 Jake's background and story to here. 06:19 How to find your mentors. 09:30 Building community for growth. 11:29 Focus areas to allow you to win as a speaker. 14:41 Why following up and following through will set you apart. 18:38 Finding the confidence to raise prices. 21:20 Jake's mindset on pricing and fees. 24:19 Preparing to show up better than influencers in the space. 26:58 What questions should you ask to guide your business? 31:10 Jake's next phase in business. 34:25 Why it's important to sell and outcome, not a package.Episode Resources:Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“If you tell a story, it should evoke an emotion, and then that emotion can lead to a thought which shifts somebody's perspective."If you want to learn how to tell better stories, this week's podcast episode is a must-listen! Ravi Rajani joined Grant on the podcast this week to dig into all things storytelling. Ravi's a TSL facilitator and also a professional speaker who teaches B2B sales teams to embrace storytelling and stories in their work so they can sell better. "What emotion am I trying to elicit? What perspective do they have right now that isn't serving them? And what perspective do I want to give them and how can I support them in creating change?"We all know that stories are important, but where do you begin? How do you source stories, what does it mean to workshop a story, how do you create compelling stories? Ravi and Grant share valuable expertise on sharing stories to connect with your audience. “They all have one thing in common when telling a story and showing up in whatever medium they are. One, unapologetically self expressed. Two, they own their values, and three, they own their imperfections. And I think there's nothing more charismatic and magnetic as to when somebody can do that.”In this episode they share: 00:57 Ravi's speaking journey and background06:58 First person or third person stories? Which are better for you to use? 10:35 What's the difference between a mediocre story and a great story?12:50 Storytelling experts that Ravi looks to for advice14:34 Story structure for maximize impact 20:16 How do humor and stories work together to create a great end product?23:04 What does it look like to tailor your stories to the audience?25:59 What is a storybank?28:42 How do you build a story bank?32:21 What is a “new two” and how can you leverage that to test stories?34:25 How do you script and practice stories so they don't feel overly rehearsed?40:29 Where do you go from here? How do you put these things into practice?Episode Resources: Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“Be the steakhouse, not the buffet.” “Have a take.” “View it as a business not a hobby.” We asked the TSL team to tell us their #1 piece of advice for speakers, and they delivered. This episode contains hot takes, practical advice, and key speaking tips from industry experts and leaders. If you want to go from casual speaker to pro in 2024, this episode will help you find a few focus areas, give you some inspiration, and help you take action to create your dreams.The team covers:Advice on niching downHow to go from hobbyist to a professional speakerDaily habits to create successBranding advice to help you level upWhy processes, systems, and execution matterand so much more.Episode ResourcesGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Six hundred consecutive weeks is a long time and we had every intention of celebrating this milestone with dignity and class unlike the previous 599 episodes, but then we invited a washed up game show host to hang out with us and somewhere along the way, it all went horribly wrong. On Episode 600 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined by Rocky to play a new spin on a classic game show, we induct our first entrants into the Trick or Treat Radio Pantheon, and we put our friendships to the test. So grab a lump of coke, help us #ReleaseTheExtendedTuck, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: No IT on Mount Olympus, Uncrustables, Szandora LeVay, Tuck Dance, MZ's DSLs, Buffalo Bill, the sweltering hot old studio, MZ Untucked, TSL, Powder, Lex Luthor, Zack Snyder's Extended Tuck, #ReleaseTheExtendedTuck, Vince McMahon is the lowest form of human, RIP Jesse Jane, RIP David Emge, Basket Case 2, Camel Decapitation, Ted Levine, Cannibal Run, Jeff Spicoli, Kraven Buttstuff, Dixon Bawls, The Nearlydead Game, Two Joint Conversion, Marry F*ck Kill, Leatherface, Pinhead, baby bjorn, Ravenshadow's shopping spree, Jumpin Jack Buttstuff, the first entrants into the Trick or Treat Radio Pantheon, my Blood Pigs sense is tingling, The Void, Miami Connection, Neon Maniacs, Astron-6, Kurando Mitsutake, Manborg, Father's Day, Barry Keoghan, Vader CPAP Variant, Watch This with Rick Ramos, Slaygoth, Air Sharkie, Bananafingaz, Everyone Will Burn, Everybody Burns, send our regards to Craven Buttstuff, a lump of coke, 1,452 podcast episodes, the Pinnacle of Podcasting, Untucked: The Trick or Treat Radio Story, Nub Snubbed, Hard to Jerk Off When You Have Hooves, You Are Your Own Cuck, Bodega Beefpie, Throwing Hands with Kraven Buttstuff, and Release the Extended Tuck.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

"The two most important qualities to come across as a speaker probably, and it's on podcast as well, is to get across a sense of warmth and competence and if you can be in that energy, you can be more trusted as a voice."We're back with another edition of our Coaches Corner series. This week, Maryalice is joined by John Ball, TSL coach and a veteran Podcaster, to investigate whether podcasting is a channel worth pursuing as you build your speaking business. "If you're in your earlier stages of building a speaking career, then Guesting is much more a place to start because otherwise having your own show, the amount of work that does really need to go into that is going to be one more thing that may slow down your progress in building up your speaking business and your speaker pipeline."In this episode, John and Maryalice cover: The pros and cons of podcasting How to use podcasting to grow your audience and share your messageWhat makes a good podcast Practical advice for you to get started Tips on podcast pitching and getting onto guest shows Why podcast may not be a great fit for you "Like consistency is king, right? So if you're promising a podcast drop every Thursday, and for three months you do it and then all of a sudden, third month you go away and then six weeks later you're like, oh, I'm back, I'm so sorry, we've all experienced that. On the other side, don't be that person. So if you can't be consistent, I would say don't start it."Episode Chapters: 05:10 Start with guesting before launching your show.09:42 Podcasting helps you improve speaking skills that are applicable on stage.12:12 What to consider when thinking about starting a podcast.15:13 Examples of what being a great guest looks like.22:02 The importance of consistency.25:34 What you need to launch a great podcast.31:33 How to plan for longterm success.32:38 Ways to monetize your podcast.38:08 Get to know John.Episode Resources:Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

To prepare for his upcoming appearance on our show, TSL is proud to rebroadcast a classic, Michael Ardnt's Act 1 Masterclass. Little Miss Sunshine's script, written by our guest Michael Arndt, won almost every major industry award, and for good reason. Its warmth, humor, and surefooted commitment to its themes makes it one of the finest scripts written this century. And SO many of those themes show up in Act 1. Michael has become a bit "obsessed" with act 1's lately, because it's our chance to maximize the "rooting interest" around our hero so that our audience has no choice but to keep watching. FOR MICHAEL'S (AMAZING) WEBSITE: https://www.pandemoniuminc.com/

Catching up on LONG overdue TSL posts. Recorded 08/24/23

"History doesn't repeat itself. It's just that humans tend to do the same thing in patterns even if 20 or 40 or 50 years ago they did the exact same thing when faced with the same inputs."This week on the podcast, Grant sat down with Dominique Luster, a TSL alum and a professional speaker in the DEI space. Dominique's speaking career started somewhat naturally as she was on a mission to share the history of minorities through working in the museum/education space for years before she was asked to do a TED talk. “Any project or organization that comes to the table with the same feelings and beliefs that history is not passive and that African American history matters and should be uplifted and shared and preserved and told just like anything else."In this episode, Dominique and Grant dig into: How Dominique got into speaking Figuring out what makes you unique and what your niche can be in the speaking world How to find DEI gigs and leverage your network What it looks like to get creative and find places to share your message Learning how to leverage her impact when it comes to seeking out gigs The ongoing symbiotic relationship of her speaking and consulting businesses growing together What Dominique thinks the future of the DEI space holds for speakers and thought leaders "I think the future of DEI is just becoming a part of what we do, a part of being a better world, about being a more mindful and care giving world, is just expanding it out so that it isn't so separate all the time."Episode Chapters:[00:03:07] Dominique's background from Theather to Archival work and beyond[00:06:37] Speaking for work all the time and being asked to present a TEDx Talk[00:10:47] Are the opportunities in the DEI field limited?[00:13:32] How Dominique got into speaking in the university space[00:17:15] Who to approach when trying to get booked as a DEI speaker [00:21:54] How the DEI space is continuously growing and changing[00:27:27] What does the future of the DEI space hold?[00:29:46] Where can you find new opportunities and connections[00:32:31] Places to connect with Dominique onlineEpisode Resources:Connect with Dominique on LinkedInLearn more about Dominique's workGet Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"There were two modules that were particularly helpful for me...The module about preparing your talk was really helpful...It helped me fill in stories where I needed to fill in a story and applications for real-life examples...And then the other part was the last module, Know When to Scale...That last module helped me really make sense of it all."Dr. Peggy DeLong joins Maryalice Goldsmith on the podcast this week to talk about her journey to The Speaker Lab and what she's accomplished since beginning her speaking career. Together, they dig into what Dr. Peggy speaks about, how she found her niche, and what pushed her to take the next step to grow her business. "Well, a couple of things came together at perfect timing. Actually three things. Two opportunities literally fell in my lap. I've been a speaker for 20 years, often speaking for free, lots of different reasons and not making much movement. And then all of a sudden, the largest audience opportunity came my way without pitching, and the largest fee came my way. So I thought I really better level up my game."In this episode, they talk about: The impact of gratitude on your bad days Gaining clarity through the programming and resources TSL has How Peggy structures her talks and her message The power of finding your niche When Peggy fits in her Daily Power HourLearning how to say no to things that are good not great How Peggy takes care of herself so she can take care of everyone else the way she does The ins and outs of Peggy's Pre Talk routine "I teach methods like gratitude and other things that feel good while we're doing them. So it's not a chore. You can actually look forward to doing these things, and when you do them on a regular basis, you are setting yourself up for positive mental health in the future."Episode Chapters:[00:04:20] Where did you find Gratitude?[00:07:57] Brain psychology of habits and why changing your thoughts can change your life?[00:11:38] What aligned to make you take the jump?[00:15:55] What helped you grow the most in the program? [00:18:08] Where is your speaking business taking you?[00:21:03] What is your framework for mental health?[00:23:13] What do your talks center around?[00:28:25] What does your schedule look like to build your business every day?[00:30:29] What was your biggest lesson to learn in the program? [00:33:48] What is your pre-talk routine?Episode Resources: Connect with Peggy on LinkedinExplore Peggy's WebsiteBuy Peggy's Books Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

TSL was on set this week! (Exciting - more soon)...but because our bandwidth was stretched a bit thin, we're going to be rebroadcasting a fan favorite: the lava episode! There may be no topic we discuss more on this show than lava, so we decided to put an episode together unpacking the entire volcano.

"It's kind of like setting up a table for dinner. You don't want to just be scrambling and hustle to the table and be sweating and be like, I don't even know where the forks are. So I think it's like, no, let's have a nice clean table. Lay it all out before yourself so you can kind of settle into it and know exactly where everything is and know you've set yourself up for success."We're back with another episode in our Coaching Corner series! Today, Maryalice and Emily Arnold sit down to talk about how you can best prep to make your time in the program count. Emily is one of our program concierges, and she's been around the block a few times when it comes to helping students prep for success and take off running. "And as someone who works with all of you, I see that you do all genuinely care about people. And so I think it's so wonderful to work for a team of people that when I'm getting students on orientation, I know with confidence, I'm sending you off to the coaching team who genuinely cares about you."In this episode, Maryalice and Emily dig into: How to prep for the program What mindsets are helpful to embrace when getting started The richness of the TSL community What it looks like to embrace personal branding How to get over the fear of seeing yourself on a screen When to access the support this program has so you can succeed in the long term And more! "There's this beautiful thread between all of the speakers that come to us, which is typically a desire to help people ultimately. And so what a community to be a part of?"Episode Chapters: 00:02:02 Meet Emily, let's get to know her! 00:08:38 Set intentions and tips to develop a mindset for success.00:09:45 Set up logistics and follow the checklist for successful orientation.00:12:00 How to get the most from the community. 00:16:38 Using module 3 to help you show your best qualities online. 00:18:20 The fear of personal branding and how to get comfortable with that. 00:24:00 What advice would you give to speakers for social media. 00:26:20 Find and hang out where your people are. 00:31:00 Share your knowledge as you're learning it. Remember that social media aims to support personal connections. 00:33:30 People want to work with people they want to work with. 00:36:00 We want to challenge you to grow but can't force you. 00:37:36 We genuinely care about helping and supporting you and welcome you into the community with open arms.Episode Resources:Get Free Speaker ResourcesBook a Call with The Speaker LabCalculate Your Speaking FeeJoin The Speaker Lab Community on FacebookSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Austin Film Festival is many things, but one if its most infamous opportunities is the annual 90-second pitch competition, where writers join to do just that: pitch their story in JUST 90 seconds. In the industry, we call this "the elevator pitch" and its more important now than ever. To help us unpack the nature of elevator pitching, we're featuring an amazing roster of guests: TSL veteran and super producer Sheila Hanahan Taylor, Austin Film Festival Screenplay Department Director Alyssa Alvarado, and the five brave souls who are joining to pitch them! TO BUY YOUR AFF PASS: https://austinfilmfestival.com/product/film-pass-2/ TO PURHASE FINAL DRAFT: https://www.finaldraft.com/ TO JOIN OUR PATREON: https://patreon.com/thescreenwritinglife