Lenny's PodcastTristan de Montebello: Why public speaking advice fails you
Through flow-first practice and games that add safe turbulence; UltraSpeaking co-founder tells speakers to look up, end strong, and ditch filler-word audits.
Tristan de MontebelloguestLenny Rachitskyhost
CHAPTERS
- 0:00 – 1:42
Introduction to Tristan de Montebello and Ultraspeaking
- 1:42 – 5:35
Personal experiences with public speaking
- 5:35 – 8:56
Misconceptions and meta skills in public speaking
- 8:56 – 15:30
Enjoyment as a barometer for effective speaking
- 15:30 – 29:15
Tactical tips for public speaking
- 29:15 – 34:50
The importance of practice and games
- 34:50 – 45:54
Game 1: The Conductor (Accessing different emotional states)
- 45:54 – 51:07
Mindset shift: playing the game
- 51:07 – 1:07:51
Game 2: Triple Step (Staying focused amid distractions)
- 1:07:51 – 1:09:46
Quieting the noise
- 1:09:46 – 1:17:27
Game 3: Conviction Prompts (Building executive presence)
- 1:17:27 – 1:37:57
The Accordion Method explained
- 1:37:57 – 1:43:43
The Bow and Arrow technique
- 1:43:43 – 1:44:55
Final thoughts and encouragement
- 1:44:55 – 1:56:30
Lightning round
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