Ruben Padilla

Today we ask the question, “How would YOU have communicated that?“

Today we’ll examine how a seemingly small event can transform into a story or Narrative, and yes, there is a difference.

Today we explore the question, “Is it possible to fail at Narrative?” The answer may surprise you.

Today we borrow a strategy from one of the best movies of the 1980s and learn how it can improve your speeches, stories, and sales presentations.

Today in my 60th offering, we’ll dissect my activities of the last two days and see if we can glean tips from them on the subject of Narrative.

Today’s strategy revolves around you, just you, and only you…

Today, my bad experience is your advantageous gain, but only if you pay attention.

Today I’ll break down one of the nine steps of my Narrative Path and show you how you can utilize it in every speech, story, or presentation.

Today we explore ignorance, and how it can be a wonderful strategy for creating affinity and likability.

Today we discuss the Narrative that you share every day, conscious or not, and how you can design it as you wish.

Today you’ll learn how to give a eulogy, or any speech for that matter.

Today you’ll learn the only three ways I’ve identified to make you more courageous in front of an audience.

Today, you’ll hear a really great story. And the reason behind it.

Today we explore humor in public speaking. What you should joke about, and what you can’t.

Today, for my 50th podcast, I answer the questions “Why story?” and “Who cares?“

Today, two examples from driving your car can help make you an effective, more powerful speaker.

Today, how to find value in what you want to do in a subject you never even wanted to learn about.

Ever wanted to be more creative? Today’s podcast will show you how, and it may be something you already do, but you don’t know why…

Today you’ll learn a simple, little-known system to remember convoluted things, and you’ll learn it in five minutes!

Today we’ll ask and answer the question - How do you go from a broken bone to a standing ovation? Like this…