Ep. 58 - Becoming One Of Australia's Best Public Speaker, And Then Getting Cancelled With Lucy Bloom
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Show Notes
In this podcast interview, Lucy Bloom shares her insights on intelligent performance and her diverse career journey from running an advertising agency to becoming a CEO of international aid charities, and eventually a renowned keynote speaker.
She discusses the effectiveness of marketing in charity work, the transition to motivational speaking, and how humor and relatability play a crucial role in engaging diverse audiences.
Bloom also delves into her personal experiences with online bullying following a novel release and emphasizes the importance of silence in dealing with criticism. Additionally, she provides valuable advice for aspiring speakers on preparation, dealing with nerves, audience engagement, and the impact of storytelling on effective communication.
00:00 Meet Lucy Bloom: A Journey from CEO to Inspirational Speaker
00:31 The Art of Intelligent Performance: Lucy's Perspective
01:35 Lucy's Diverse Career: From Advertising to Aid Work
03:43 Transitioning Skills: From Marketing to Fundraising
06:42 Exploring the Intricacies of Performance Across Niches
08:53 Demystifying Motivation and the Power of Discipline
11:49 Mastering Public Speaking: Lucy's Approach to Preparation and Performance
20:33 The Impact of Storytelling and Audience Engagement
26:54 Relating to Diverse Audiences: The Key to Effective Speaking
28:58 The Art of Engaging Presentations
29:33 Advice for Reluctant Presenters
32:02 Mastering Public Speaking with Humor and Style
33:49 Navigating International Speaking Engagements
36:02 The Power of Authenticity in Speeches
39:01 Dealing with Audience Feedback and Criticism
45:34 The Journey from Public Speaking to Authorship
47:35 Navigating the Challenges of Online Criticism and Cancel Culture
54:31 Learning from Experience: The Importance of Silence
56:17 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information