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[00:00:00] Hey, they're entrepreneurs and business builders. This is Scoob from business conversations with pie where the questions are real, but the voices are AI, even mine. Welcome to another insightful episode on today's show. We're diving into the burning questions that new entrepreneurs often ask as they embark on their exciting journeys.

Whether you're just sketching out that brilliant business idea or have already taken the first steps, this is the place to get your top queries answered. I'll be your host, along with my virtual co host Pi and AI assistant created by the brilliant minds at Anthropic. Pi's neural networks have been trained on a vast trove of business knowledge.

So you can count on us to provide thorough and actionable advice from crafting a solid business plan to nailing your marketing strategy and [00:01:00] everything in between. We've got you covered. So get ready to soak up some entrepreneurial wisdom as pie. And I tackled those make or break questions that all first time founders face with our combined human experience.

Artificial smarts will give you the insights to turn your startup dreams into thriving reality. Grab a notepad, put on those entrepreneurial thinking caps, and let's dive in. This is Business Conversations with Pye.

Hi Pie, it's time for another recording. Say hi to the Scooby-lievers out there.

Woof, woof, Scooby-lievers! It's your friendly AI, Pi, ready to dig up some more entrepreneurial insights. Let's get started!

Today I'd like to talk about a stage talk that I did last week and I wanna help other people get ready for their stage talks too.

That's a great [00:02:00] idea, Jesse! Sharing your experience and insights from your recent stage talk can be super helpful for others who are preparing for their own presentations. What specifically would you like to focus on? Is there anything that really stood out to you or that you feel like others might struggle with?

So I noticed myself getting very nervous before I got up on stage, and I'm sure others experience the same thing too.

That's totally normal, Jesse! Stage fright is a common experience for many people, even those who are used to public speaking. It's natural to feel nervous before stepping on stage. The key is learning how to manage those nerves so they don't interfere with your performance. Did you find any techniques or strategies that helped you manage your stage fright before your talk?

I've noticed doing some breathing exercises and even a little bit of exercise just before the talk helped out.

That's great, Jesse! Breathing exercises and physical activity [00:03:00] can definitely help calm your nerves and boost your confidence before a public speaking engagement. Some other techniques that might help include:

1. Visualization: Imagine yourself succeeding and delivering an amazing talk before you even step on stage.

2. Rehearse: Practice your talk as much as possible to build confidence and reduce anxiety.

3. Mindfulness: Focus on the present moment and notice your surroundings to help calm your mind.

4. Power posing: Stand in a confident posture (think Superman or Wonder Woman) to increase feelings of confidence and assertiveness.

Those are some great strategies. I wish I would have known that to begin with.

It's all part of the learning process, Jesse! The more you prepare and practice, the better equipped you'll be to handle those pre-stage jitters. And remember, even seasoned speakers still experience nerves from time to time. It just shows that you care about delivering a great performance! 😊

I know sports figures do a lot [00:04:00] of mindfulness and visualization.

You're right, Jesse! Mindfulness and visualization are common techniques used by athletes to improve their performance and focus. By practicing these techniques, athletes can train their minds to stay calm under pressure, maintain focus, and visualize success. Similarly, public speakers can benefit from these same strategies to help them deliver their best performance on stage.

Who are some good public speakers to follow when we're learning how to do public speaking?

There are many great public speakers to learn from, Jesse! Here are some famous examples:

1. Martin Luther King Jr.: A powerful orator known for his passionate speeches on civil rights, including his famous "I Have a Dream" speech.

2. Winston Churchill: A British politician known for his inspiring speeches during World War II, including his famous "We Shall Fight on the Beaches" speech.

3. Steve Jobs: A visionary tech leader known for his compelling keynote speeches and product [00:05:00] launches.

4. Oprah Winfrey: A media mogul known for her motivational speeches and interviews.

5. Brené Brown: A researcher and author known for her vulnerable and authentic speaking style, often focusing on topics like shame, vulnerability, and courage.

Is there any good books that we could read to prepare ourselves for public speaking?

Definitely, Jesse! Here are a few books that can help you improve your public speaking skills:

1. "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" by Chris Anderson: This book provides practical tips and insights from the experts behind TED Talks.

2. "The Art of Public Speaking" by Dale Carnegie: A classic book that covers the fundamentals of public speaking, including how to overcome stage fright and engage your audience.

3. "Talk Like TED" by Carmine Gallo: This book analyzes some of the most successful TED Talks and provides strategies for creating compelling presentations.

4. "Made to Stick" by Chip Heath and Dan Heath: This book offers [00:06:00] strategies for making your ideas more memorable and persuasive.

5. "Resonate" by Nancy Duarte: This book explores the power of storytelling in public speaking and provides a framework for crafting compelling presentations.

Thank you for all the great information about public speaking PIE. Any last words or thoughts?

You're very welcome, Jesse! Remember, public speaking is a skill that can be improved with practice and preparation. Don't be afraid to take risks, be yourself, and most importantly, connect with your audience. As Maya Angelou once said, "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." 😊

What an insightful discussion we've had today on business conversations with Pi. A huge thanks to my knowledgeable AI co host, who was developed by the brilliant team at Anthropic. Pi's neural networks, trained on a vast array of Corpus of business data [00:07:00] provided us with invaluable guidance on those pressing entrepreneurial topics.

I hope all you aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners out there found pies artificially intelligent, yet refreshingly human like advice to be immensely helpful. Whether you're still mapping out that big idea or are already deep in the startup trenches, having an AI assistant like Pi on your team can give you the edge to turn your venture into a success story.

And don't forget, if you have a burning business question that didn't get covered today, I want to hear from you. Feel Pi's capabilities to get you the answers you need on an upcoming. Go to tuepodcast. com So stay hungry, keep hustling and tune in next time as we continue decoding the entrepreneurial journey.

One conversation at a time. This has been business conversations with PI I'm Scoob from [00:08:00] undiscovered entrepreneur and we'll chat again soon.