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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2010 · 5 MIN

Interview: Guy Kawasaki – Enchanting Speaker

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Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley legend. The erstwhile Apple software evangelist, now a successful VC, has written a string of best sellers from the 1990 The MacIntosh Way to the 2009 The Art of the Start. He's currently working on a new book Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions. On Thursday he gave an entertaining presentation to an internal sales group at Cisco - where I'm employed in executive communications - based on his new book. From tips on how to smile with sincerity, to ways to enchant the influencers in a group, Kawasaki shared insights on ways to understand and influence change. I caught up with him after his presentation and asked him to share something about his approach to public speaking and life as a professional speaker. Click on the podcast icon below to hear Guy reveal: what he looks for in an audience to see if his message is connecting with them; the reason he likes speeches built around Top 10 lists; what he thinks of people tweeting while he's speaking; what speakers can learn from The Grateful Dead.

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