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The media guru and bestselling author of Pitch Perfect helps professionals break away from canned communications and find their true—and most effective—voice no matter the workplace. The business world has adopted the wrong definition of successful communication. For many years, being “on...

For Mature Audiences Only is a senior living and elder care podcast presented by Archer Law Office, designed to help older adults, caregivers, and families navigate the complex realities of aging with clarity, confidence, and compassion. Hosted by senior resource specialists Mary Shapiro and Shannon Johnson, the show delivers honest conversations and practical guidance on elder law, caregiving, Medicaid planning, estate planning, hospice care, dementia, assisted living, home care, and crisis intervention .Each episode features in-depth discussions with trusted professionals across the senior ...

Are you expected to speak in front of large audiences in your professional career? Or are you in the spotlight doing media interviews with radio and television talk shows? If so, this 4-part series will prepare you for three types of high pressure speaking engagements: ublic Speaking, Media Interviews and Networking Events. As a bonus, one part of this program helps you mentally deal with stressful situations. You will also be able to deal with the fear of public speaking.

The Profitable Audience podcast is a podcast that will teach you how to grow and monetize your online business. Through a series of conversations and lessons based on personal experience, Toni and Steve discuss the intimate details of the ups and downs of building and monetizing an audience online. They answer all of the hard questions based on their extensive knowledge running their 7 figure businesses.

What if you could be on stage in front of thousands of your ideal buyers every single week? What would you tell them if you had their undivided attention? That’s the magic of having an audience. Without an audience, you have to pay or beg to get in front of somebody else’s. Because those with the audience have all the leverage. But what does it actually take to grow an audience? Let’s figure it out together.