• 116. How to Speak Your Love: Sally Lou Loveman

  • Sep 4 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
  • Podcast

116. How to Speak Your Love: Sally Lou Loveman

  • Summary

  • Sally Lou Loveman is the founder of Lovespeaks, LLC where she coaches professionals to speak without fear by exploring the power of their story. As the former audience producer of “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” Sally Lou has seen firsthand the power our stories hold. In her book “SPEAK: Love Your Story, Your Audience is Waiting,” Sally Lou invites readers to write & speak their own story and also offers her online curriculum The LOVESPEAKS Method for anyone who wants to step up their speaking game.


    In this episode, Nada sits down with Sally Lou to talk about the fear of public speaking, and the importance of sharing our stories. Sally Lou recounts her long career producing Oprah’s audiences and details how she turned that talent and her love of stories into the Love Speaks platform. She shares the journey of writing her first book and distilling it down into course modules for her clients. Sally Lou offers us practical advice for all types of public speaking moments (imaging the audience naked is not one of them). And her number one tip may just surprise you!


    Check out her book Speak: Love Your Story, Your Audience is Waiting and website for more information. Follow on Instagram: @thelovespeaksmethod


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