Not my first post here, but still relatively new to this community. Just wanted to say Hi to everyone and let you know I'm hoping we can collaborate in many ways. I'm an Amazon Bestselling Author and Illustrator. I have both hosted and guested on many podcasts. I started The Creators Union community here on Skool, and I hope it's okay to say that and that I'm not violating any rules. I've produced many comics, books, video games, film and other entertainment disciplines. Any questions, feel free to hit up my DMs.

Hi, I’m Lisa. I’m developing a podcast idea focused on supporting people with lived experience of neurodiversity, trauma and chronic pain; and exploring health inequities. I have lived experience of all three having been injured in a major critical incident. I’m interested in guesting and sharing my story and challenges so far as a guest on others podcasts that focus on similar topics and health inequities

My name is Cris Graves and I'm a writer/director hustling to get my forst feature film made that I wrote to direct! It's called Alone Girl and it's a coming-of-middle-age story wrapped in an (un)romantic comedy. I also have a companion podcast called Blissful Spinster. I'm working on build my audience so... if I sound like an interesting guest to you, and your pod aligns - hit me up! I love chatting! Here's my website - https://www.blissfulspinster.com And a funny story about that time I almost killed Nicolas Cage! Excited to be here!

This is the advice I give to many people who ask me about giving a TEDx talk. I have been helping organise TEDx events since 2015, and I have coached around 100 TEDx speakers over the past decade for TEDxRuakura, TEDxUoWaikato and others. So don't get me wrong, I believe that TED has a fantastic platform, and it can be huge for the right speaker. But that is the problem. There are many rules around TEDx, and if you are a coach or business owner, this can limit the effectiveness of what you want to accomplish. If you want to promote your products or services, you cannot do so directly through a TEDx talk. You will be better off finding a more appropriate stage. However, if you want to build credibility and authority, TEDx can be a key component. The challenge is to create an idea that is worth sharing that highlights your abilities without it coming across as promotional. This is challenging, but can certainly be done. Simon Sinek's Golden Circle video is a great example, with 69m views this has not negatively impacted his business, but he doesn't promote his services in the video at all. This takes effort, but that effort has paid off for Simon. In addition to coaching TEDx Speakers, I have coached Startup Founders at the local Startup Accelerator in the art of pitching for investment. And I have helped many business owners, activists, artists and others craft a talk that they can deliver from the stage. I have developed proven frameworks that I am happy to share with your podcast or summit audience. 😃

Hi I am Roger Persaud writing and speaking about Overlooked History