Some of the nuances will be covered in this course. Make your show more engaging. . It is connecting to your. It is passion. It’s important to grow your Podcasts by expressing it. The elements of this course are specific and will help you connect the material to the audience.

This course is for the person who is ready to take their content to the next level. Key strategies can be learned. It’s important in podcasting to have passion. For audience connection. For overall delivery of the material.

This is the final cover of thePodcastPassion Masterclass. The dynamics of passion. How can one use their own passion to connect with and engage the audience?

We will talk about passion in this course.

• What it is
• Why it’s so important
• How do connect to passion within the subject
• How to connect to passion through technique even if you think you aren’t a passion person
• Passion and deliver, what you perceive vs. what your audience perceives
• Connecting to the passion even after multiple rounds of recording
• And much more!

It is your love for what you do, what you are talking about and what connects you to your audience. Your audience is built on your show. . Passion for many is easy to achieve and deliver, for others not as easy but either way,passion can be thrown by the side when you get too focused on scripts in your Podcasting, content and technical issues. We will discuss why in this course. The key is passion. No matter what, how to deliver content with it.

In order for your audience to engage with you and be connected, they need to feel the passion and excitement that you feel. If you don’t. Don’t forget to connect with your passion. You can’t expect the audience to be excited about it. In order to deliver passion you have to connect with that passion inside of you and often times use technique to bring it out. To bring your story and experience to life, you have to get out of your head and into your body. Words alone can’t do it. You are in this course. Understand how important passion is and how to connect with it. Even if you don’t think you are passionate.

Tracy and Scott are dedicated to living life with passion. They are looking forward to having you join them.

Who this course is for?

• Everyone who is currently doing a podcast
• Individuals who are new to podcasting
• Any podcaster who wants to increase the ability to captivate and engage with the audience
• Speakers, Coaches, Trainers, Udemy Instructors

Instructors

Scott Paton

Executive Producer (42 Podcasts, 150 Udemy courses)

• 4.2 Instructor Rating

• 12,593 Reviews

• 537,075 Students

• 149 Courses

Scott Paton is a person. Since the spring of 2005. . Over 45 podcasts have been co-hosted by him. Scott has presented to audiences from London, England to New York, NY, from LA to Africa. Thousands of entrepreneurs and NGOs have changed their public engagement strategies because of Scott. We hope you will as well.

Over half a million students from 199 countries take at least one of Scott’s courses.

Scott joined Udemy. One of his clients inspired him to make a video course. He got to revisit Udemy. Excited about the potential. . After his course went live, Scott told his clients and many decided to make courses but needed help, so he has become a co-instructor with them, while continuing to support and build his own courses. Scott’s areas of life-long learning include stock option trading, alternative health, and relationships.

Tracy Goodwin

Captivate the Room/Owner

• 4.3 Instructor Rating

• 155 Reviews

• 29,776 Students

• 4 Courses

She is known as the Red Sweater Lady for her extensive collection of communication and voice training videos. She has over 20 years experience in voice, on camera and communication training. Tracy has degrees in Directing, Child Drama and Corporate Communications. Tracy has trained people all over the world. Tracy can teach you how to create and deliver engaging content in a captivating and persuasive way. Tracy’s methods have been refined over the years through education, training and consulting.

Scott Alex

Managing courses

• 4.2 Instructor Rating

• 12,508 Reviews

• 525,293 Students

• 143 Courses

According to research published this year, health problems associated with job-related anxiety account for more deaths in the US than Alzheimer’s disease or diabetes. It is possible that the same is true in the UK.

There are important questions that all organizations should ask themselves, because of the combination of the Amazon story and the recent study into the impact of work-related stress.

What type of management culture do we foster? Informal conflict management techniques can be used to foster healthy workplace relationships. How can we help people at work to enjoy their jobs and thrive?

Scott helps managers live healthier productive lives by teaching non-violent communication techniques.