Posts Tagged ‘Peter-Guber’

Public Speaking Tips

Friday, March 18th, 2011

One of the absolute best ways to get booked solid is to use public speaking for marketing and selling your services. However, public speaking is not easy. You’ve got to be a great speaker to get clients from public speaking.

Public Speaking Resources

Whether you’re just getting started or are an experienced public speaker, this list of public speaking resources and tips will help you give great presentations while creating excitement for your products and services.

Improve Your Public Speaking

Not only will this list of public speaking resources help you improve your presentations and public speaking, you’ll also learn about the most important success factor when speaking in front of an audience, Peter Guber’s storytelling secrets for winning, 12 ways to use public speaking to get booked solid, how to be an “experience maker” rather than just a speaker, and more.

Peter Guber’s Storytelling Secrets for Winning

Friday, March 11th, 2011

Recently, I had the privilege of talking with Peter Guber, one of the most successful and influential Hollywood moguls in history, about his new book, Tell to Win. I recorded the conversation so you could eavesdrop. Essential takeaway: learn how to tell personal, emotionally connected purposeful stories to positively influence others.

When you listen to the recording and actually hear Peter telling me stories, you’ll see just how artful he is at storytelling and, I expect, you will discover how you too can tell to win. I know I did. You’ll also love is heavy Boston accent.

Note #1: Peter called me from a car so his audio quality is not great. Bear with it. It’ll be worth it. Especially the part where he shares his biggest storytelling flop.

Note #2: If you’re not familiar with Peter Guber, here is a little ditty about him: he personally produced or executive produced, Rain Man, Batman, The Color Purple, Midnight Express, Gorillas in the Mist: The Story of Dian Fossey, The Witches of Eastwick, Missing, Flashdance and hundreds of others. His films alone, have earned over three billion dollars worldwide and garnering more than 50 Academy Award nominations.