Create Speeches that Blow People's Minds and Communities that Save People's Lives with Liz Bohannon

META PERFORMANCE SHOW | On this episode of the Meta Performance Show, Jason Jaggard sits down with Founder of Sseko Designs, global keynote speaker, and bestselling author of “Beginner’s Pluck” Liz Bohannon. In this conversation, we cover some of the principles of her book and how they apply to growing as a public speaker and in building community.  Jason has seen Liz speak twice in front of hundreds of thousands of people and she is by far one of his favorite speakers. They dive into how she does it, why every kind of speaking opportunity is a good one, how to wave a “magic wand” to create possibility as you build speeches that move people… and then they talk about her adventures in building community. Loneliness is one of the greatest challenges that leaders face, and she’s faced it head on. They talk about principles for leaders building community, and much more. The best part about talking to Liz is you always walk away wanting to go back for more - so we’re going to make sure this isn’t the last time you hear her voice on this podcast - we hope you enjoy the show! Find Liz’s Speaking Content here. Pick up Beginner’s Pluck wherever books are sold. Join us on the Beyond High Performance Network - Order Beyond High Performance by Jason Jaggard today, and get free access to special bonus content! Book a free vision call with Novus Global to see how we can journey with you to go beyond high performance. Click here to explore https://novus.global/client-meta-performance-show/Are you a coach looking to expand your practice and join an elite coaching firm? Find out more here:  https://novus.global/coach-meta-performance-show/This podcast is produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Producer Stephen Selnick, and Rob Johnson as Editor and Audio engineer. Find out more about how to create a podcast for you or your business at rainbowcreative.co

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