LST #42: Brenden Kumarasamy || How To Become An Exceptional Communicator

Learn Speak Teach Episode 42 w/ Brenden Kumarasamy of MasterTalk Watch The Full Episode: https://youtu.be/7muE0TIjKq0 - During this episode, you will learn about; [00:00] Episode intro [03:37] Brenden’s experience on podcasts [04:18] Who is Brenden Kumarasamy, and how he became successful [05:27] Workshop mode [06:01] Brenden's definition and opinion of communication [06:50] The first step in today’s workshop; The random word exercise [07:48] Writing your goals down, concentrating, and focusing to achieve [09:16] The steps and the process to achieving: Do the random word exercise a hundred times [13:28] Ben does the Random Word Excercise, what he did right, and Brenden’s recommendations on what to improve [15:24] How to beat fear, anxiety, and other stressors to be an exemptional communicator [17:35] Brenden's first move to starting a YouTube channel and what makes him successful [19:38] Brenden's advice to the parents and educators helping kids do the random word exercise [29:58] How to find and get better at your personal vocal tones [34:00] An exercise that you can implement to get better at vocal tones [37:40] Why Brenden recommends video messages and how to get better at it [43:11] The five levels of speech [44:44] How to write and incorporate the five levels in your communication [47:24] The power of pausing in communication [49:48] Brenden's perspective on color coding in speech presentation [51:34] Reasons you need to smile and how to incorporate it in your communication [53:45] How to keep in touch, support, and learn more from Brenden [55:14] The most important action step for your long-term communication [56:23] Ending the show and call to action Key Takeaways: ~ If we don’t concentrate and focus on the goals we want to achieve in life, our goals will simply be a dream, and we can’t leave our goals to be dreams. The difference between a dream and a goal is that goals have tangible steps. ~ [08:43] ~ If you have not done the random word exercise a hundred times, the steps don’t matter