The Run Sheet Podcast
John Lawson is a global speaker on Social Commerce, best selling author and go-to authority. In this episode John Lawson describes the moment he became a proper 'Speaker' - when he stole the show instead of moderating a panel at an event. John is living proof you can bring your favourite interests with you everywhere you go - even into your work. He finds a way to bring Beyonce and 'The Force' into his presentations in his unique storytelling style. John and he explains his process for preparing for his talks: * Start with a Google search. Do your research on the...
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In this episode, Jon Yeo speaks about his consulting business and philosophies and lets us in on his secrets as the TEDxMelbourne licensee and curator. ...
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In this episode, I sneak Remo Guiffre into an empty conference room at Sydney's ad:tech event to ask him a few questions! ...
info_outlineIn this episode, Jon Yeo speaks about his consulting business and philosophies and lets us in on his secrets as the TEDxMelbourne licensee and curator.
Find Jon on Twitter: @jontv
"If you are delivering value, you will always get asked to speak. My goal is to always maximize the value for the people in the room."
Jon demonstrates a great skill for all speakers – how to tell a story to make a point. He tells a delightful story of his father coming to Australia and teaching himself to swim, despite being unwelcome on Aussie beaches.
"There is great synergy and power in being aligned with what you love."
"Just like Apple, if Speakers don’t choose to be bold and distinctive you’re just going to be another subject matter experts – who are becoming redundant because of google."
Jon discusses 'Have Do Be' Vs 'Be Do Have'
He is on a mission to discover how to empower people to reach their potential and encourage them to do the same for others.
Jon talks honestly about the challenges of the first TEDxMelbourne event and how it was all up from there.
Jon answers the questions:
- what is the magic ingredient to ensure a successful event?
- how do you choose a TEDx speaker? He gives away some real secrets here
- the Number 1 attribute of a very successful speaker
- the top tips for delivering a Ted style talk (including positioning an idea for an audience and some GREAT tips on Pacing)
Jon's favourite quote:
"If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours."
Henry David Thoreau
Jon also references RoboGals : http://melbourne.robogals.org.au/