Don't Pick Up That Phone With Celeste Headlee Episode 17

Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan

Heather Monahan

Entrepreneurship, Education, Business, Self-improvement

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 August 2019

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Celeste shares what she has learned as a journalist and author and expert in conversation and shares that simply putting your phone on the table when speaking to someone creates some serious implications. She also shares how to navigate difficult political conversations and how to network and create a fun environment when you might not know the other people. There are countless tips and techniques in this episode that will help you connect with others and let go of technology to opt in to conversation. And thank you to today's sponsors: NetSuite = Download your free guide at NetSuite.com/Monahan Pluto TV = Cut the cable cord and download PlutoTV on your streaming devices Review this podcast on Apple Podcast using this link and when you DM me the screenshot, I buy you my $299 video course as a thank you! My book Confidence Creator is available now ! If you are looking for more tips you can download my free E-book at my website and thank you! DM your questions for the show DM your questions for the show Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:28.8	Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production available on Apple Podcasts and Podcast One.
0:54.5	Welcome back to Creating Confidence. I'm so excited you're back here with me.
0:59.1	Thank you for joining me again on this crazy journey. Okay. So next week I am in Boston for
1:08.6	hypergrowth. If you have not gotten your tickets yet, there still are tickets left. Check out the
1:13.6	code Monahan. I don't know if there are any codes left, but try it. Definitely would love to see you
1:18.5	September 3rd next week. I'm so excited. So something interesting that happened through all of this.
1:25.0	First of all, this all started back in May, where I was connected to Jesse Itzler's
1:34.6	business partner through my good friend, Scott. And we hit it off and you know, even though he said
1:41.0	Jesse doesn't do podcasts, he doesn't have the time, he ended up finding a way so that we could
1:45.2	work together. Then a month later, it ended up Jesse's internet was out. And then I jumped on
1:52.5	that chance. Flew to Atlanta went to meet him at his home. He was so kind to give me some of his
2:00.7	time and do the interview there. We hit it off. I hit it off with his assistant. Everyone there
2:06.1	was fantastic. I left there. I called my friend Scott immediately and shared with him what had
2:12.0	happened. And he said, that's so funny. You're mentioning this all to me because I was just working
2:18.7	with my friends at hyper growth. And I believe they're having him speak. Let me talk to someone over
2:24.6	there. It might be great opportunity for you to speak to you guys now know each other, etc, etc.
2:30.3	The next thing I know he calls me back and says, had there, they're going to want you to speak.
2:34.2	I just spoke to them. And I said, sure. However, in business, as you know, there are so many times we
2:39.9	see prospects and we think things look good. And I try not to get my hopes up too much about
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