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Ep. 79 - Myles Usher-Doyle - How To Remove Filler Words, Speak Fluently & Expand Your Vocabulary Through Reading

from Joe Reilly Podcast · host Joe Reilly

Myles Usher-Doyle is a speaking coach with high profile and celebrity clients. In this episode, we cover a variety of topics, including filler words—and how to eliminate them—the importance of reading to expand your vocabulary, why the older generation often speaks more fluently, his work with Chris Williamson, and even why you should talk to strangers on public transport.Myles on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/speakwellcoaching/?hl=enMyles on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/myles-usher-doyle-99318629/?originalSubdomain=uk0:45 - Everyone Saying The Word   “Like” 7:47 - How To Stop Using Filler Words12:15 - Older Generations Don’t Say Like18:29 - Nature vs. Nurture For Public Speaking 22:15 - Joys Of Talking To Strangers31:10 - Practice With People35:30 - Reading’s Impact On Vocab & Verbal Fluency  41:10 -  What Books Should You Read? 48:34 - Wedding Speech Faux Pas58:24 - Working With Chris Williamson1:07:43 - Best Political Communicator 

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