EPISODE · Aug 28, 2026 · 16 MIN
Peter George From Stuttering to Six-Time Award-Winning Speaker: on the Power of Communication
from Hidden Secrets in Books · host Dominic
How does someone who once avoided communication because of a lisp and stutter become a professional speaker who has trained more than 120,000 people across 50+ countries?In this episode of Hidden Secrets in Books, Dominic welcomes Peter George, public speaking coach, professional speaker, TEDx coach, and six-time award-winning author of The Captivating Public Speaker.Peter shares the personal journey that transformed his relationship with communication and ultimately led him to create the AMP’D Framework™, a practical system designed to help professionals become calmer, more confident, credible, and compelling speakers.Drawing from more than two decades of coaching experience, Peter reveals why even highly knowledgeable people can deliver boring presentations, how speakers can turn nervous energy into positive energy, and why great communication is ultimately about the audience—not the speaker.Whether you’re an executive, entrepreneur, professional, author, or simply someone who wants to communicate with greater impact, this conversation offers practical insights you can put into action immediately.Connect with Peter George🌐 Website: Peter George Public Speaking🎙️ Podcast: Public Speaking with Peter GeorgeIn This Conversation• Peter’s journey from lisp and stutter to professional speaker • Why smart people sometimes give boring talks • How to transform nervous energy into confidence • The AMP’D Framework™ • How to engage and captivate an audience • Why speakers should stop informing and start transforming • Turning public speaking into greater influence and impact • How adversity can become your greatest strength • The lessons behind The Captivating Public Speaker
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