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Erik Domínguez
United States
Приєднався 20 жов 2019
🎤 Confident Communication For Leaders 🎤
Build your confidence, communication, and storytelling skills with instructional videos, hacks, and strategies to communicate with power, confidence, and joy!
Learn #communication #confidence #emotionalintelligence #enneagram and #storytelling to use your voice and unlock your potential.
Build your confidence, communication, and storytelling skills with instructional videos, hacks, and strategies to communicate with power, confidence, and joy!
Learn #communication #confidence #emotionalintelligence #enneagram and #storytelling to use your voice and unlock your potential.
Why Embracing Emotions Can Improve Your Communication
As a heart-centered individual, I embrace my emotions in every interaction. I would be lying to myself and others if I claimed, "I will not have an emotion about this." It's about empathy: "Okay, I have an emotion about this. The other person may not. What are they looking for? What do they need?" By asking these questions and establishing that space, you're creating psychological safety. We all need to be heard.
In this short video, I share how embracing empathy and understanding others' needs can transform your communication and build stronger connections.
Learn more about me:
Connect with me on these platforms:
Website: erikdominguez.com/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/erikjdominguez
Instagram: @erik.j.dominguez
#EmbraceEmotions #EmpathyInCommunication #HeartCentered #PsychologicalSafety #EffectiveCommunication #ListeningSkills #EmotionalIntelligence #PublicSpeaking #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #Empathy #UnderstandingOthers #CommunicationCoach
In this short video, I share how embracing empathy and understanding others' needs can transform your communication and build stronger connections.
Learn more about me:
Connect with me on these platforms:
Website: erikdominguez.com/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/erikjdominguez
Instagram: @erik.j.dominguez
#EmbraceEmotions #EmpathyInCommunication #HeartCentered #PsychologicalSafety #EffectiveCommunication #ListeningSkills #EmotionalIntelligence #PublicSpeaking #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #Empathy #UnderstandingOthers #CommunicationCoach
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How To Infuse Your Unique Voice Into Chatgpt-Created Content
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🌟🎉 Unleash the power of AI in leadership and social media with a critical ingredient: your unique voice! 🗣️✨ This video 🎬 dives into the essential role of personal expression when using tools like ChatGPT 🤖📝 for content creation, spotlighting how your authentic voice 🌈🔊 can boost your leadership and communication impact. Understanding and applying your distinct voice 📢 is vital in leadership as...
The #1 Rule of Effective Communication
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There is one simple rule to communicate better. On a recent Uber ride, my driver asked me a simple yet profound question: "What's the one lesson you would teach about communication?" In this short video, I share the powerful insight I gave him: listen first. Listening is the key to being more prepared, more connected, and more in tune with your audience, whether it's one person or a thousand. M...
Public Speaking Hack: Handling Brain Freeze Moments
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When your brain goes blank during a speech, it can be a terrifying experience, but it’s not uncommon. In this video, I’ll guide you through understanding why this happens and provide you with practical strategies to handle it gracefully. From memorizing your outline to having an emergency phrase, these tips will ensure you're prepared for those unexpected moments. We’ll explore the importance o...
The Power of Acknowledging Your Skills
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There is a lot of power when we acknowledge our skills, and it is okay to agree with someone who compliments us on something we know we are good at! In this short video, I share a powerful moment when acknowledging my skills became a transformative experience. A conversation with a wise grandpa reinforced the importance of recognizing and owning your strengths. It’s okay to acknowledge your ski...
Building Confidence: Trusting Yourself
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Do you ever have a thought that seemed out-of-this-world ridiculous? Did you then reprimand yourself for even having that thought? Here is a brief story about a thought I had that was completely realistic and entirely possible, AND that actually happened. Remembering this reminded me that we should always trust ourselves - even that little voice that seems to whisper outlandish dreams - that ma...
Why "I'm Don't Get Nervous" is Public Speaking's Greatest Myth
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Public speaking nerves are not only natural but essential. Exploring the reasons behind public speaking anxiety reveals profound insights into human psychology and its implications for leadership and communication. Understanding this nervousness, rather than suppressing it, can enhance our ability to connect and communicate effectively. It highlights a deep care for audience engagement and the ...
From Blame To Leadership: When To Have Tough Talks
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We all dread of navigating the "when" to have thought talks- we are often coming from a place of blame or a place of leadership. How do you decide the right time to dive into discussions that make your heart race and your palms sweat? In this video, I outlineone strategy to picking the perfect timing for those tricky talks. From distinguishing whether you're in a state of blame or leadership, t...
Dealing with Public Speaking Anxiety: Coughing, Sneezing & Sweating
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Coughing, sneezing, and sweating, oh my! These are the common fears of involuntary physical reactions during public speaking. I have had many clients and workshop participants ask me, in embarrassment, that they break out in hives, that their face gets read, that they sweat non-stop. Not to mention the other unpredictable reactions like a sudden sneezing fit or a cough attack! What do you do wh...
Engagement Tactic: Earn Trust & Connect in Workshops
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Here's a quick engagement tactic to earn trust and get a connection with your participants in your workshops. This method involves standing in front of the classroom door to greet participants as they enter. It's a simple move, but incredibly effective at building relatability and connection. This approach does require you to be prepared and avoid any last-minute emergencies. But, when you're a...
The Power of Integrity in Leadership
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Integrity is the foundation of a leader's credibility. A credible, trustworthy leader with the ethos to call others to action is firmly set in who they are. Simple, but not easy. Here's why: We often think we have integrity and know what we want, but we usually leak our integrity without knowing it! We cut corners, hide truths, and flat-out lie...not just to others, but to ourselves. In this vi...
Will AI Replace Public Speaking?
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Will AI Replace the need for public speakers? No. Never. And Here’s why AI can do so much for you in terms of public speaking: Clarify our thoughts Write outlines Write the script for us. But it can’t be held accountable for your words that you represent. For more be sure to subscribe! @ErikDominguezSpeaks Check out this playlist! ua-cam.com/play/PLIw82a-rcwrxnB1Squ-MMJHfzkmLCpp7o.html&feature=...
The Four Essential Stories Every Client-Facing Team Needs
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Our brains process stories like computers process code - it's an intrinsic part of how we think and interact. This isn't just about crafting a narrative; it's about understanding the fundamental way we communicate and perceive the world around us.In this video, I dive into the essential storytelling skills that leaders, entrepreneurs, and team members should master, regardless of whether you're...
Confident Communication in the Presence of Authority #short
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Feeling jittery about presenting to authority figures? You're not alone. This short delves into why we often feel more anxious in front of the higher-ups and offers a practical strategy to manage those fears. Discover how maintaining eye contact can transform your mindset, reminding you and them that it's just a human conversation. Plus, gain insight into the journey of most leaders and how und...
A Public Speaking Outline For All Occasions
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Speaking outlines are essential in public speaking, and finding the right one can make all the difference. In this video, I introduce the "Me, We, Us, We, Me" speaking outline, a straightforward yet effective framework for all your speaking needs. It's like picking the perfect outfit: it might need some tailoring, but once it fits, it feels great. This structure is all about making connections ...
Shaking someone’s hand with a firm grip is a man’s hand shake. Better than a limp weird loose shake
I think a firm handshake is a sign of respect, no matter who you are!
🙋🏾♂️ 8w9 here, im an INFP from Minneapolis, and these are 2 of my favorite people 💖👑💖
Nice
As a 19-year old young man, I can totally relate to the struggle of reconciling our “nice” nature with the ruggedness and assertiveness a man needs to survive in this world. I also kicked against the limitations enneagram 2 seemed to put on me, but upon noticing that some of my fictional heroes were type 2s…I got hope. (Boromir from Lord of the Rings, Ted Lasso, Ted Nolan from the Rookie).
Ted Lasso is clearly my hero. Thanks for the comments and insight!
great
So informative. Lot's of love and support from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I am going to try this in a short presentation I am giving next week! Thanks for the good advice.
Awesome! Let me know how it goes!
Wtf are you talking about
Great Question! Check out the full video below. Thanks for the engagement! ua-cam.com/video/cW8y7plrh9U/v-deo.htmlsi=l8l64LlCo9ksVvg_
Nothing worth worrying about trust me, you would have been better off listening to yourself yawn than listening to this, trust me I found out the hard way.
Thanks for the feedback and engagement!
@@ErikDominguezSpeaks anytime
where was this when I had my big presentation a few weeks ago!? great advice :)
Now you will have it for next time! You got this!!!
very nice
Thank you for this. I can't tell you the number of times I've told people that you can look at failure in two ways. As something horrible or as a learning experience. There is no greater teacher than failure.
Indeed 👏🏽
Amazing feedback!
Thank you!
Okay, I'll sharpen my ears till the look like Spok's , but don't know how that prevents the brain fog I get when speaking in public.
Public speaking fears come from the unknown. “What will they think? Do I know my material.?” The more you listen and understand what your target audience needs, and the more you listen to and learn your content area, the more confident you will be! Great comment. Check out more of my videos for how to manage that stress.
#8 my favorite! I love making memories and doing it solo from time to time is worth it! A recharge! #MakeitCount
Yes indeed! A recharge is always great for moving your goals!!!
How did this only have 1 like.. I liked and subbed
Thank you!!
Love this!
Thanks @ArelMoodie!
Amazing feedback! Thank you.
You bet! Glad it helped!
Wtf are you and why would you tell me something without telling me why to
Thanks for the comment. I have 25 years of experience and certification in leadership, communication, and storytelling. Feel free to check out any of my other videos as to how to improve your communication! Thanks for the engagement!
First, I am not just a "random UA-cam user". Second, this was great! Thanks for the valuable tips!
🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for catching on to that joke!
The point about the fine line between confidence and arrogance is crucial. It's essential to strike a balance and remain humble while being confident. Arrogance can be detrimental not only to personal relationships but also to one's own development! It's a reminder that we should always be mindful of how our actions affect others. This is great advice, Erik!
It's great that you mentioned that it is about them, not us! That's what's going to drive us to motivate ourselves to deliver the best work to our members and audience. Sometimes, it's easy to forget what we're working toward when we're exhausted!
We totally agree! It's about the process of things and how we display our words. Definitely something for our organization to keep in mind going forward.
Public speaking is a significant aspect of what we do! Whether it's our events, large or small, these tips will help us build confidence in what we say, making it more effective for our audience. Thanks, Erik!
Thank you!
Great work brother ,keep pushing.
Thank you!
bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu this suck
Thanks for your feedback @michaelperkins1469! That helps us grow. Feel free to link your channels and videos here so we can learn from you!
Cool vid!!
So how does someone work on themselves without it being arrogant?
Working on yourself is to benefit yourself and others. If your intention is to be better just for yourself, that intention will always come through.
so true
Needed to hear this bud...thank you
Glad it helped!
Nice hat!!!!!
Thanks, Abe! Fork ‘em!!!
@@ErikDominguezSpeaks that's right!
Robert Greens' 48 Laws of Power: Seduction.
👏👏👏🙌
Huh Makes sense, very good stuff 🤙
Thanks!!!
Solid analysis. I wish you could add the cut scene when he is in the stocks, that speech was awesome as well. Nice work good sir.
You mean the prince’s speech at the end? That’s so good as well! Good idea.
@@ErikDominguezSpeaks Both actually, the video with "1dTGTKCioSI" as its code has all the scenes together.
I fear sometimes I won’t be successful because I’ll never find joy in extroverted activities (meetings and handshakes) which is where the money is
I feel you 100%. And yes, connection and communication IS where the money is. AND - introverts often have the most to say…it takes courage to speak up, which you have access to. Thank you for sharing so vulnerably!
❤this sounds like verbal judo but extremely wonderful advice ❤I definitely need to “stop rambling “ stuff
❤thx for this it was hard for me to deal with folks so thx 🙏🏻 for the great suggestions
What a powerful breakdown of the sequence of events. Watching this scene with your explanation gave me a completely different perspective. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you, Mike! Glad you got value out of it!
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Keep going 💪
Congratulations Erik!
This, I thank you, for such a good message to look within and perhaps give a meditation of reflection, to yourself. Thank you for this reminder to be grateful, content, realistic to sense the wisdom not just quick response, for joy,living and sharing with appropriate words.
One of my all-time favorite movies. I enjoyed that you also touched on the speech from the other speaker. Very interesting breakdown for Jeffrey as well. Great job! I'm excited to see what you do next.
Thank you, Bailey!
Hey i love your content. My debate coach Introduced me to a speech called Finding my voice and i am currently doing an SO on it. That speech really related to me and helped me out to chose to join speech and debate. So thank you for that amazing speech!
Way to go, Angel! Thanks for following and go ROCK that SO! And tell your team to also tune in and subscribe! Thanks again!!!
Hi
Hi! Thanks for watching!
Really interesting that your immediate "me too" reaction surprised you! Great stuff exploring what a motivational speaker does and does not.
Such an interesting moment for me. Thank you for watching!!
First
😂😂😂 Haven’t seen this one in a while. Thanks, Cole!
great video
Thank you!!!
Not caring helps. I feel imune
Thanks for sharing. I think it goes beyond not caring. We care because we feel the awkwardness. It is more about what we do with what we feel that matters.
@@ErikDominguezSpeaks It comes down to perspective. Like someone will feel akward if a kid looks at them weird, someone won't. I don't view anyone high enough to make me feel akward. Guess it has a link to ego as well. If they act strange, I link it to them. Not myself
Is it possible both parties in an awkward situation might be co-creating it?
@@ErikDominguezSpeaks yeah
True 👍
Thank you, Radhika!