The Marketing Millennials 9 Public Speaking Lessons You Didn’t Learn in School | Bathroom Break #71 🚽
Sep 1, 2025
Public speaking can be terrifying, but Daniel and Jay share their ups and downs in the spotlight. They reveal why memorizing your talk can lead to a snooze-fest and offer practical hacks to calm those pre-presentation jitters. From a wild journey into writing a book for charity to tips on connecting with your audience, their insights are relatable and actionable. You’ll learn how to simplify your message and avoid common pitfalls that lead to disengaged listeners. Perfect for anyone who breaks a sweat at the thought of speaking!
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Book Driven By Charity And Imposter Feelings
- Jay felt intense imposter syndrome while writing his book and calls himself "borderline illiterate."
- He wrote it mainly to donate net proceeds to the V Foundation for Cancer Research.
Do A Morning Mental Walkthrough
- Daniel runs through his full speech the morning of the presentation to feel like it's already completed for the day.
- This mental walkthrough reduces first-time-on-stage nerves and builds confidence.
Practice With Realistic Noise
- Jay practices his sessions with realistic noise and distractions to match actual speaking conditions.
- Simulating phones, movement, or background chatter prevents surprise during the real talk.
