Whatever our personal dream happens to be, whether it is fame, fortune, family, or simply inner peace, achieving our vision almost always requires that we learn how to effectively communicate it to others. Here’s some examples of people with big dreams, who manifested those visions through Public Speaking:

• Martin Luther King Jr. ignited a social revolution and new human rights policies through his speeches.
• Steve Jobs sold the world on the magic of Apple through his product presentations.
• Socrates was considered one of the greatest orators of Greece, and his philosophy still dominates many of our ideas to this day.
• John F. Kennedy moved a nation towards a more global perspective of human service.
• Countless TEDx speakers have gained huge audiences simply through short presentations on their personal visions.

While many of us are comfortable sharing our great ideas with our closest friends, how many of us have had the courage to stand in front of a crowd and speak our dreams out loud? Finding this courage is a deep personal process, and we explore every aspect of that transformation in the Ambassador Connecting course

Yet there are also some simple skills and strategies that can ignite our power when speaking in front of others…

They say that “life is not easy.” At the same time, they say “what you believe is what you get.” Yet even when we hold the belief, “life is easy,” and chant this mantra every day, challenges still come to us… Why?

We’ve all experienced the fear of embarrassment.

Growing up, everyone experiences some level of judgment from those that are different than them. Sometimes through bullying, this judgement becomes humiliation,  social anxiety, or sexual anxiety, and this experience is difficult to move through as we mature.

Whether you are an avid Martial Arts practitioner, or a Warrior at Heart who loves to train, practice, and strengthen your body, you know that there is something almost magical that seems to separate Olympians and enthusiasts. The skills of great Master Martial Artists appear almost superhuman.

How did they develop those abilities?

Andrew Morrissey returns to host the second part of an interview with Jared Osborne, discussing the Masculine Archetypes that play out throughout our lives.

In this episode, Andrew Morrissey does a short interview with Jared Osborne, who runs a series of workshops designed to get men to explore their own diversity through the dynamic archetypes of the masculine.

In the last century, the mythos of the Superhero has come to the forefront of global mass awareness. It signifies a great shift in the collective human consciousness, as the incredible and innately-human ability to shape the very fabric of reality is becoming an everyday philosophy.

One of the most important realities that these archetypes convey is that we can – at any moment – tell a new story, and manifest new myths and visions of how we live and create in this world.