Most speakers prepare for their big talks, but very few actually train like athletes, and that's the gap holding them back from true mastery.

In this episode, I'm sharing why approaching your speaking like an athlete is the key to extraordinary performance and how the reps you do between big moments are exactly what make you extraordinary when it counts.

When you tune in, you'll discover:

• The crucial difference between preparing for a talk and training like an athlete

• Why staying in the reps through podcasts, panels, and smaller stages builds your voice as a muscle

• How to rehearse properly (hint: it's not in your head or reading notes—it's on your feet)

• The importance of protecting your instrument and organizing your assets like a pro

• Why conserving energy allows you to spend it extravagantly on stage
  
  
  

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Today, I'm super excited for you to hear from Dr. Diane Jackson Schnoor, an engaging speaker, educator, and consultant who helps organizations transform their cultures through playful learning, storytelling, and empathy.

With nearly three decades as a seasoned educator, museum specialist, founder of an award-winning preschool, and university professor, Dr. Diane inspires audiences with high-energy, interactive keynotes and workshops.

She launched Dr. Diane's Adventures in Learning to help educators around the world connect play, literacy, and engaged STEM/STEAM experiences for joyful learning. Her Adventures in Learning podcast amplifies the stories of diverse and creative problem solvers.

In her big talk, Empathy, Wonder, Curiosity, Connection — Weaving the Colors of Joy Into a Coat to Help You Weather All Storms, she explores:

• How empathy connects us through shared fundamental feelings

• Why we don't need grand adventures to find wonder

• How exploring books, media, people, and experiences can serve as both mirrors to our own lives and windows into other cultures

• The reason practicing empathy protects us from living in fear

Website: https://www.drdianeadventures.com/

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Today, I'm joined by an amazing friend, client, and graduate of The Big Talk Academy Mastery, Dr. Lía Roth.

Dr. Roth is a psychoanalyst and keynote speaker specializing in shame, betrayal, and relational dynamics. She is the bestselling author of Get In or Get Out, But Don't Stay in the Freakn' Middle. Known for her sharp, grounded insight, she is a speaker whose presence ignites possibility.

In this episode, we'll explore:

• What happens when we operate from shame

• How to offer yourself belonging, rather than waiting to receive it from others

• The steps to heal from shame and create new possibilities

• Her current favorites: Book: Endgame (Fin de partida) by Samuel Beckett and Speaker: Tricia Brouk

Her big talk, given at The Triad in NYC

Website: https://drliaroth.com/speakup

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