Ruben Padilla

Today, I’ll share with you a big reason why your speeches/stories/sales presentations are not exciting or engaging, and how to fix it.

Today I’m passing on a lesson that has taken me 30 years to learn, and by incorporating it you will vastly improve every speech/message/sales presentation you give.

Today, a lesson from a vegetarian restaurant, and how it can help you be more successful as a speaker/ storyteller/sales person.

Yesterday we spoke about the value of a difficult decision in a speech/story/sales presentation. Today I want to talk about the value of that decision.

Following up on yesterday‘s podcast about change, I’m adding one more element to the puzzle of story. The Narrative Task.

Today’s Strategy addresses an essential component in any story/speech/sales presentation, and I have not seen it addressed enough. I give you three questions to ponder until our next podcast.

When trying to create rapport with your audience/listeners/potential clients, there are two types of things you can say. Do you know what they are?

Today’s simple Narrative Strategy will help eradicate those pre-talk jitters and will make you a better speaker/storyteller/sales presenter.

Today, I’d like to offer you a positive ritual that, if adopted, will absolutely transform your talks for the better. Guaranteed.

Today I offer a quick Narrative Strategy to help make your speech, talk, or sales presentation stronger and more effective without manipulation.

In this podcast I am literally going to give you the most valuable thing that I possess. And I’ll show you how giving it away to others will make you appear more sincere.

How many of these phrases have you heard being spoken in presentations, or have you said yourself, not knowing how completely unoriginal they are, and what a disadvantage you’re giving yourself by using them...

They say that the eyes are windows to the soul. Interestingly, there are a lot of public speakers out there who seem to have no soul.

When speaking in public, how do you YOU respond to mistakes? Today’s Narrative Strategy details a very effective way to handle those awkward moments.

I’m going to tell you something completely out of context, and then later I’ll tell you why. And then you’ll be able to do the same, with great results.

Today I give you a Secret Speaking Strategy that instantly measures audience engagement during your actual presentation without anybody knowing.

Hey you. Yes, you. I need you to hear this. It’s really important. That’s right, right now. Seriously.

Yesterday I talked about the advantage of what you don’t know. Today I explore what you know.

Today was Super Bowl Sunday, and I am not ashamed to admit I know next to nothing about football. Or almost any sport, for that matter. And I think admitting that is a good thing…

An unexpected lesson from one of the greatest performers of all time, Wayne Newton, and something you can interject into your stories, speeches, and sales presentations TODAY.