Corey Poirier’s Melodic Shift to Motivational Speaking

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Ever wondered how a rock musician can transform into a master of the speaking stage? Our latest episode features the endlessly fascinating Corey Poirier, who takes us on his journey from strumming guitars to delivering empowering speeches. Capturing the essence of an artist's metamorphosis, Corey opens up about the sweat and serendipity involved in rebranding oneself. He shares the undeniable impact Dale Carnegie's wisdom had on his life, igniting a passion for personal development and the spoken word.

Grab a front-row seat as we unpack the challenges and victories of Corey's career—the evolution of a radio show and podcast, navigating the rugged terrain of professional speaking, and mentoring others to find their voice. Corey's commitment shines through as he recounts the early days of accepting gym memberships as speaking fees, to now mentoring aspiring speakers on how to cash in on their craft. The conversation swings to the beat of perseverance and strategy, with Corey's innovative Blue Talks platform and his latest book The Enlightened Passenger promising to turn personal experiences into universal lessons.

By the time our chat winds down, you'll be armed with insights galore. Corey's tales are more than just chronicles; they are beacons guiding you to leverage your passions, craft an authentic personal brand, and maybe, just like him, pivot from performing solos to inspiring soliloquies. Don't miss the chance to learn how a guitarist can become a maestro of messages, and how you, too, can amplify your brand to resonate with a world eager for your unique tune.

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Ever wondered how a rock musician can transform into a master of the speaking stage? Our latest episode features the endlessly fascinating Corey Poirier, who takes us on his journey from strumming guitars to delivering empowering speeches. Capturing the essence of an artist's metamorphosis, Corey opens up about the sweat and serendipity involved in rebranding oneself. He shares the undeniable impact Dale Carnegie's wisdom had on his life, igniting a passion for personal development and the spoken word.

Grab a front-row seat as we unpack the challenges and victories of Corey's career—the evolution of a radio show and podcast, navigating the rugged terrain of professional speaking, and mentoring others to find their voice. Corey's commitment shines through as he recounts the early days of accepting gym memberships as speaking fees, to now mentoring aspiring speakers on how to cash in on their craft. The conversation swings to the beat of perseverance and strategy, with Corey's innovative Blue Talks platform and his latest book The Enlightened Passenger promising to turn personal experiences into universal lessons.

By the time our chat winds down, you'll be armed with insights galore. Corey's tales are more than just chronicles; they are beacons guiding you to leverage your passions, craft an authentic personal brand, and maybe, just like him, pivot from performing solos to inspiring soliloquies. Don't miss the chance to learn how a guitarist can become a maestro of messages, and how you, too, can amplify your brand to resonate with a world eager for your unique tune.

We're happy you're here! Like the pod?

For the accessible version of the podcast, go to our Ziotag gallery.

We’re happy you’re here! Like the pod?

 


Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

2024-06-05 54 min
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