35. Robbe is BadAss: Learn How to Speak with Power, Influence and Confidence!

Have you ever thought about being a public speaker? Public
speaking is one of the number one biggest fears in the world. I
want to share with you a fun, fun friend of mine named Robbe
Richman, who just rocked the stage the very first time I saw him
speak and I thought, "I have to know this guy." 


Robbe Richman has really contributed to the culture of the shoe
company named Zappos. In fact, he actually has created a whole
book and system around this that has helped him get paid tens of
thousands of dollars just for stepping on stage for a half an
hour. 


If you've ever thought about inspiring people, I have a lot of
people coming to me saying,


 "I really want to help people, I want to influence them,
and I want to inspire and uplift them." There's a way to do this,
and Robbie has a very, very authentic, fun, humorous way of
sharing it, you feel like it's you. Can you imagine just jumping
on stage feeling like you're just being yourself surrounded by
thousands, if not tens of thousands, of people that you really,
really enjoy looking into the eyes of and connecting with their
hearts and their souls and their minds all at the same time.


This was born because I actually have been invited to do a huge
series on a media company for toxic beauty called Dying to
Beautiful. I said, "Oh, my God. I want to make sure I do this
right so that I can really help people," and not just speak from
my perspective, but also to help people see things from their
own.






In this Episode:


CAPTURE, MOVE, and INSPIRE others!

How to make people feel like they’re the only one in the
room.

My own strengths and weaknesses in public speaking- and how
I’m fixing them

The difference between AUTHENTICITY and VULNERABILITY



Quotes


“So much of communication happens beyond the words. The content
isn’t actually as important as the delivery.”  [14:10]


“I think being authentic is talking about what’s important for
you and what’s coming up for you.’ [38:20]


“What I keep in the back of my mind is that people will tune out
in a second.They want to get it digestible, they want to get it
quick, we want it to have some oomph and some impact. So,
deliver.”


[48:42]