Caroline Tory's guest appearances

Caroline Tory

Radio CMC Podcasts

Public Speaking with David Murray

The Adventure Stache

Cynthia Clark

Sean Smith

Mike Lowe

David Cook

Jim Campbell

Paul Freeman

Roger Paris

Steve Wells

Hunter S. Thompson

Ken Olson

Hunter Lovins

Bill Watkins

Bryan Ward

Doug Stewart

Matthew Fisher

OwlTail

Becca Fahringer

Caroline Mani

Sarah Max

This week, we’re bringing you the next installment of our series on the women racing in this year’s Life Time Grand Prix.Caroline Tory [3:56] Caroline Tory was an accomplished skier and runner when she was introduced to gravel in 2021. She’s performed consistently well in the Grand Prix this season, standing seventh overall in the points. Outside cycling, she lives in the literary world, working as the Managing Director of the Aspen Words writers program at the Aspen Institute. Becca Fahringer [28:51] Becca came to gravel racing via cyclocross and has been sinking her teeth into the Grand Prix after more than a year of concussion recovery. She talks about altitude tents, why she cringes when she calls herself a gravel racer, and going back to school to work in the renewable energy sector.Caroline Mani [55:49] Caroline Mani has been a high-level cyclocross racer for most of her career and medaled at the World Championships in 2016. Even though she’s contemplating retirement, she decided to leap into gravel. She talks about why she isn’t sure it was a wise decision, and the mentorship programs that are keeping her passionate about cycling. Sarah Max [1:22:45] At 48, Sarah Max is the oldest rider in the Grand Prix. She also happens to be sitting in fourth place in the points. Her full-time career as the managing editor at Morgan Stanley Research has her commuting from Times Square to Emporia, Kansas, Beaver, Utah, and, in a few weeks, Leadville. She tells Payson about how she got into gravel while writing an article about Unbound, and how she manages a seemingly impossible schedule.Instagram: @theadventurestache

This week, we’re bringing you the next installment of our series on the women racing in this year’s Life Time Grand Prix. Caroline Tory [3:56] Caroline Tory was an accomplished skier and runner when she was introduced to gravel in 2021. She’s performed consistently well in the Grand Prix this season, standing seventh overall in the points. Outside cycling, she lives in the literary world, working as the Managing Director of the Aspen Words writers program at the Aspen Institute. Becca Fahringer [28:51] Becca came to gravel racing via cyclocross and has been sinking her teeth into the Grand Prix after more than a year of concussion recovery. She talks about altitude tents, why she cringes when she calls herself a gravel racer, and going back to school to work in the renewable energy sector. Caroline Mani [55:49] Caroline Mani has been a high-level cyclocross racer for most of her career and medaled at the World Championships in 2016. Even though she’s contemplating retirement, she decided to leap into gravel. She talks about why she isn’t sure it was a wise decision, and the mentorship programs that are keeping her passionate about cycling. Sarah Max [1:22:45]  At 48, Sarah Max is the oldest rider in the Grand Prix. She also happens to be sitting in fourth place in the points. Her full-time career as the managing editor at Morgan Stanley Research has her commuting from Times Square to Emporia, Kansas, Beaver, Utah, and, in a few weeks, Leadville. She tells Payson about how she got into gravel while writing an article about Unbound, and how she manages a seemingly impossible schedule.Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theadventurestache/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@theadventurestache</a>

Women of the Grand Prix, part 2: Caroline Tory, Becca Fahringer, Caroline Mani, and Sarah Max

Allow me to introduce you to this week’s guest Caroline Tory.Caroline is a Marketer who works in the Financial Services industry.She is a keen traveller and says she's on a bit of a journey in public speaking and presenting.Subscribe to my newsletter and receive monthly tips and techniques to help you speak and communicate with confidence. Please click me: http://eepurl.com/gj6Sb9.She talks about the various opportunities that have come her way to test her public speaking and presenting skills; from speaking at weddings to delivering important presentations to large business audiences, and how she coped with them.Caroline speaks honestly about her fear of public speaking and how she overcame it so that she now embraces opportunities to improve her public speaking and presenting skills wherever she can.She shares with us the importance of being able to communicate with confidence in the workplace and shares her tips and techniques for confident public speaking and presenting.She shows us that you can be good at public speaking and presenting even if you don't enjoy it!Want to discover more tips and techniques to help you to communicate with confidence? Download my free top tips booklet and subscribe to my newsletter here: https://davidalanmurray.com/free-pdf/If you like this public speaking and confident communication coaching podcast show, please subscribe and add a 5 star review on your favourite podcast app.See details of my next live workshops and events here: https://davidalanmurray.com/events/You can find out more and get in touch with David at https://davidalanmurray.comLinks:Connect with David Murray on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavidMurrayGBCheck out my latest coaching videos on Youtube: http://ow.ly/WWu230nfrSC

Allow me to introduce you to this week’s guest Caroline Tory. Caroline is a Marketer who works in the Financial Services industry.She is a keen traveller and says she's on a bit of a journey in public speaking and presenting. Subscribe to my newsletter and receive monthly tips and techniques to help you speak and communicate with confidence. Please click me: <a href="http://eepurl.com/gj6Sb9" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://eepurl.com/gj6Sb9</a>. She talks about the various opportunities that have come her way to test her public speaking and presenting skills; from speaking at weddings to delivering important presentations to large business audiences, and how she coped with them. Caroline speaks honestly about her fear of public speaking and how she overcame it so that she now embraces opportunities to improve her public speaking and presenting skills wherever she can. She shares with us the importance of being able to communicate with confidence in the workplace and shares her tips and techniques for confident public speaking and presenting. She shows us that you can be good at public speaking and presenting even if you don't enjoy it! Want to discover more tips and techniques to help you to communicate with confidence? Download my free top tips booklet and subscribe to my newsletter here: <a href="https://davidalanmurray.com/free-pdf/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://davidalanmurray.com/free-pdf/</a> If you like this public speaking and confident communication coaching podcast show, please subscribe and add a 5 star review on your favourite podcast app. See details of my next live workshops and events here: <a href="https://davidalanmurray.com/events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://davidalanmurray.com/events/</a> You can find out more and get in touch with David at <a href="https://davidalanmurray.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://davidalanmurray.com</a> Links:Connect with David Murray on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/DavidMurrayGB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/DavidMurrayGB</a> Check out my latest coaching videos on Youtube: <a href="http://ow.ly/WWu230nfrSC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ow.ly/WWu230nfrSC</a>

Let’s speak! with Caroline Tory: you can be good at public speaking even if you don’t enjoy it – 040

Caroline Tory, Senior Program Associate for Aspen Words, speaks with Jillian Livingston about all the exciting summer Aspen Words programs and speakers.

Aspen Real Life  17 - Caroline Tory - Aspen Words