Stephanie Scotti's guest appearances

Stephanie Scotti

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Lisa Wentz

Jessica Lewis

Robert Harris

Grant Baldwin

Michelle Henry

Julie Coraccio

Maya Gaddie

Jeff Davis

Ginger Hardage

Michelle Bosch

Ryan Levesque

Deb Sofield

Paul Jenkins

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Stephanie Scotti is an expert in public speaking and will make you more effective in your talks - or at least help you get over your fear. The secret to public speaking is being authentic and that starts with truly connecting with people!

<p>Stephanie Scotti is an expert in public speaking and will make you more effective in your talks - or at least help you get over your fear. The secret to public speaking is being authentic and that starts with truly connecting with people!</p>

Stephanie Scotti - Connection Is More Important Than Perfection In Public Speaking

[36:32] In this episode Greg speaks with Communications expert and Author Stephanie Scotti about her new book Talk on Water: Attaining the Mindset for Powerhouse Presentations. In this fun conversation Stephanie shares with us a little about her journey, which started in her 10th grade public speaking class and includes working with key policy makers, including the President’s Cabinet, preparing them to speak on energy policy by the age of twenty-two. Stephanie also enlightens us with a number of valuable lessons from her book including, about the need to not only connect with your audience when you present; you also need to connect with your message as well as yourself; You’ll also take away a number of tips and tricks for effective presentations and learn about her C.O.D.E., and how your topic differs from your core message and a whole lot more. Stephanie Scotti is from Chapel Hill N.C. and is the founder and director of Professionally Speaking Consulting LLC a communications consulting agency focused on executive communication success. Stephanie can be reached at ProfessionallySpeaking.net You can also find Stephanie’s book Talk on Water at your favourite bookstores as well as on Amazon. (The Kindle version is also sharable with your friends)

<p>[36:32] In this episode Greg speaks with Communications expert and Author Stephanie Scotti about her new book Talk on Water: Attaining the Mindset for Powerhouse Presentations.</p> <p>In this fun conversation Stephanie shares with us a little about her journey, which started in her 10th grade public speaking class and includes working with key policy makers, including the President’s Cabinet, preparing them to speak on energy policy by the age of twenty-two.</p> <p>Stephanie also enlightens us with a number of valuable lessons from her book including, about the need to not only connect with your audience when you present; you also need to connect with your message as well as yourself; You’ll also take away a number of tips and tricks for effective presentations and learn about her C.O.D.E., and how your topic differs from your core message and a whole lot more.</p> <p>Stephanie Scotti is from Chapel Hill N.C. and is the founder and director of Professionally Speaking Consulting LLC a communications consulting agency focused on executive communication success.</p> <p>Stephanie can be reached at <a href="http://ProfessionallySpeaking.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ProfessionallySpeaking.net</a></p> <p>You can also find Stephanie’s book Talk on Water at your favourite bookstores as well as on Amazon. (The Kindle version is also sharable with your friends)</p>

Toastcaster 107 Talk on Water - Stephanie Scotti

Stephanie Scotti has dedicated her entire career to preparing speakers for high-stakes events. Her expertise enables clients to consistently outperform the competition, gain recognition, win new business, shape policy, and influence decision-makers. At the beginning of the podcast, Stephanie explains the journey her career has taken from her first love of public speaking to working with key policy makers, including the President’s Cabinet, preparing them to speak on energy policy and onward to coaching CEOs and business executives. Learning from Mistakes Two ideas came immediately to Stephanie's mind when Robert asked her about learning from mistakes:  Remember that your power point deck is not your presentation. People resist or neglect practicing out loud.  She went on to explain in detail these two points - listen to learn more! Different Presenters Over the years, Stephanie Scotti watched business leaders deal with time constraints when preparing to speak to a group. She asked herself a question... (you'll need to listen to the podcast to know what that question was). From that question, she realized speakers fall into one of three categories: expert - interpreter - catalyst.  In the podcast, Stephanie expands on these three types of speakers and then explains her assessment tool, the Value Chain of Public Speaking. It's a fascinating tool and her explanation of the three types of speakers will cause you to wonder which type of speaker you are! One Tip "There are enough ways in the world for everyone to have their own." was Stephanie Scotti's final tip to speakers. There's no need to imitate anyone else. Authenticity is a speaker's greatest strength. Connect Connect with Stephanie Scotti on her website, ProfessionallySpeaking.net, on LinkedIn, and Twitter. MillsWyck Minute   What does practice make... ?  (It's not perfect!) Alan talks about why it's so important to practice out loud and then provides an extra, advanced tip!  The KEY5 Podcast is produced by the Team at Your Local Studio

<p><strong>Stephanie Scotti has dedicated her entire career to preparing speakers for high-stakes events.</strong> Her expertise enables clients to consistently outperform the competition, gain recognition, win new business, shape policy, and influence decision-makers.</p> <p>At the beginning of the podcast, Stephanie explains the journey her career has taken from her first love of public speaking to working with key policy makers, including the President’s Cabinet, preparing them to speak on energy policy and onward to coaching CEOs and business executives.</p> <h1><strong>Learning from Mistakes</strong></h1> <p>Two ideas came immediately to Stephanie's mind when Robert asked her about learning from mistakes:</p> <ol> <li>Remember that your power point deck is not your presentation.</li> <li>People resist or neglect practicing out loud.</li> </ol> <p>She went on to explain in detail these two points - <em>listen to learn more!</em></p> <h1>Different Presenters</h1> <p>Over the years, Stephanie Scotti watched business leaders deal with time constraints when preparing to speak to a group. She asked herself a question... (you'll need to listen to the podcast to know what that question was).</p> <p>From that question, she realized speakers fall into one of three categories: <strong>expert - interpreter - catalyst. </strong></p> <p>In the podcast, Stephanie expands on these three types of speakers and then explains her assessment tool, the <a href="http://professionallyspeaking.net/approach/value-chain/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Value Chain of Public Speaking</a>. It's a fascinating tool and her explanation of the three types of speakers will cause you to wonder which type of speaker you are!</p> <h1>One Tip</h1> <p>"<em>There are enough ways in the world for everyone to have their own.</em>" was Stephanie Scotti's final tip to speakers. There's no need to imitate anyone else. Authenticity is a speaker's greatest strength.</p> <h1><strong>Connect</strong></h1> <p>Connect with Stephanie Scotti on her website, <a href="http://professionallyspeaking.net/about/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ProfessionallySpeaking.net</a>, on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniescotti/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>, and <a href="https://twitter.com/stephaniescotti" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.</p> <h1><strong>MillsWyck Minute</strong></h1> <blockquote> <p></p> <h3>What does practice make... ?  (It's not perfect!) Alan talks about why it's so important to practice out loud and then provides an extra, advanced tip!</h3> </blockquote> <p>The KEY5 Podcast is produced by the <a href="http://yourlocalstudio.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Team at Your Local Studio</a></p>

114: Stephanie Scotti | Business Speech Coach