#96: The Psychology of Connection - with Erin Loman Jeck!

Erin Loman Jeck is the CEO of Transformational Speakers Agency, an Executive Speaking Coach, a TEDx Speaking Coach, and the Creator of Speakers Success Summit.

This highly sought-after business coach, transitioned to opening her own Speakers Agency and she is the leading authority on assisting thriving purpose-driven entrepreneurs in how to monetize their message, make an impact, influence change, and inspire action in others.

Erin’s approach to speaking is unique and powerful, she utilizes the Psychology of Connection to illustrate how you can unlock any audience’s trust and rapport, which leaves them feeling better about themselves and are challenged to adopt your new idea or perspective.

Leaders seek her out to learn how to be more powerful in their influence, especially in the C-Suite of organizations.

Topics:

Self-soothing technique
The psychology of connection
Things that a speaker can do to keep people connected and engaged
Four parts of compelling communication
The importance of eyebrows
Vocal tonality
On human connection
The importance of words
Tip if you don't know what story to tell
The idea of taking risks
Borrowing confidence from your future self

Connect with Erin:
Email - erin@erinlomanjeck.com
Website - https://erinlomanjeck.com
And - https://erinlomanjeck.mykajabi.com
Podcast - http://transformationalspeakerspodcast.libsyn.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/erinlomanjeckspeakercoach
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/erinlomanjeck

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Free Gift from Diane (Life Reset Quiz) - https://liferesetquiz.com/

Bankcode - https://MyBankCode.com/Victory

Diane Halfman's website - http://www.DianeHalfman.com

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