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How to Write Speeches That Impact
Have you heard this episode with Simon Lancaster? Simon is a genius in scriptwriting and at one point got a bit fed up with other people getting the applause for his jokes. So he decided to do something about it; --> To step up on the stage as himself. And what a journey it has been! Listen to the episode and grab our free resource on scriptwriting based off of the episode here: https://www.skool.com/challenge-with-david-6528/classroom/9f627c93?md=080b243506874b3d858aa61b6bd7d62c
Glen here, learning to hear a lesson from the listener’s side
I’m working on turning written lessons into natural spoken video. My background is contracting and close-up card magic, and I’m learning sales and clearer communication now. Chris’s post about the audience not seeing the seams got me thinking about rehearsal. I can know what a sentence means and still leave the listener missing a step. When you listen back to a practice recording, how do you check that the explanation makes sense to someone hearing it for the first time? Do you ask a listener to summarize it, or use another check?
how i generate more than $100k on my shopify store
Hello everyone! I believe every entrepreneur has a story, and mine hasn't always been an easy one. I'm based in the USA, and I've experienced both the highs and lows of business. I've ventured into real estate, faced financial losses, experienced bankruptcy, and gone through some very difficult moments. But I refused to let those challenges stop me from pursuing a better future. Thankfully, I found another opportunity in Shopify dropshipping, which has helped me rebuild financially and grow my business. Today, I generate around $100k in monthly revenue while managing my other business activities. With Q4 approaching, I'm excited about the opportunities ahead, especially Black Friday and Christmas. My goal is to grow my Shopify stores and reach over $400K in revenue during this holiday season. I know what it feels like to start over, and that's why I'm always happy to connect with people who are willing to learn, grow, and explore new opportunities. If you're interested in learning about my experience with Shopify dropshipping, I'd be happy to share what I've learned along the way. You can reach me on WhatsApp at +1 425-55-49852. Kindly introduce yourself and mention the community you're reaching out from so I'll know where we connected. Never allow yesterday's struggles to steal tomorrow's possibilities. Sometimes, the hardest chapters lead us to our greatest opportunities..
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