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A Better Way to Say

Learn to be a better conversationalist with lessons from the greatest communicators of the ages. Whether you want to talk to anyone confidently, network your way to a better role, or just sound smarter at cocktail parties, the practical lessons will transform how you approach…

Podcast · By Celeste Renee · American English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    8 Niche Communication Habits I Find Incredibly Chic (opens the original)

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    ✨ Get Eloquence Unlocked t o level up your speech here.What is the verbal equivalent of an impeccable outfit or a signature scent? Inspired by the "things I find chic" discourse, I put together my own list of 8 niche communication habits that make someone sound timeless, elegant, and genuinely memorable. This isn't "make eye contact" or "remember people's names." We're going deeper.In this episode: personalized compliments, speaking with conviction, being comfortable with silence, recalling spec

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Stop Sounding Like Everyone Else: Telling Your Unique Story with Nuria Garcia (opens the original)

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    Speak confidently with the Eloquence Unlocked guide here Your unique story is the one thing AI can't generate. In this episode, I sit down with Nuria Garcia, storytelling expert and founder of Meet More Doers, to talk about why so many business owners sound exactly the same, and how to build a story that actually connects.Nuria moved from Spain to the US alone, built a life and a business from scratch, and started Meet More Doers, a community for founders, creators, and "needle-movers" who have

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    I Studied History's Greatest Speakers. Here's What They Do. (opens the original)

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    Get the Eloquence Unlocked guide, with a place to log the phrases and words you want to weave into your own vocabulary. How do you become a better public speaker? Great speakers don't naturally deliver with confidence and clarity; they build the skill through specific, learnable habits. In this episode, I break down the exact practices history's greatest speakers used to become magnetic, persuasive communicators, including a story about a young JFK bombing a public speaking class in college. You

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Improving Your Speech Feels Like a Chore. Let's Fix That. (opens the original)

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    ✨ ⁠Get your Eloquence Unlocked guide here.⁠ The journey to becoming an eloquent speaker can feel like trudging up a hill, or it can feel like running through a field. The difference comes down to one often overlooked ingredient: fun. Learn ways to make your speaking practice something you actually look forward to, from gamifying your practice with levels and goals to creating a speaking alter ego that lets you become the version of yourself you aspire to be. Resources Mentioned: Voltaire on sole

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    How to Rebuild Your Environment to Become Eloquent (opens the original)

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    ✨ Get Eloquence Unlocked here to speak with confidence. Being an excellent speaker comes down to daily habits. In this episode, learn how to build your "edifying environment", the daily system of inputs (what you read, listen to, and reflect on) that shapes how clearly and confidently you speak. You'll learn the three-step framework for building your own edifying environment: how to define your spheres of interest, how to choose sources (physical and digital) using Francis Bacon's "tasted, swall

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