Influence Every Day
Do you want to get to the next level in your communication? To turn everyday moments into impactful and unforgettable change agents? The Influence Every Day Show is for you if you're ready to level up every relationship you have. Dr.
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073 The Room is More Important Than the Rule (opens the original)
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The Room Is More Important Than the Rule The Influence Every Day Show with Dr. Ed Tori - Episode 073 Before you rehearse what you're going to say in your next hard conversation, ask a different question: what has the room already decided? Dr. Tori has been running back-to-back (Not So) Difficult Conversations workshops, and the first skill every room learns is setting the stage... the environment, the time, the timing, the messaging that lands before anyone arrives, and the first few moments aft
072 Nervous Before A Talk? Advice To A Friend (opens the original)
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Episode 072 Nervous Before A Talk? Advice To A Friend The Influence Every Day Show with Dr. Ed Tori Several months ago a colleague and friend reached out. She was about to appear as a guest speaker on a webinar and she was, in her words, incredibly anxious. Her email said something close to this: "You always say if you can ever serve me to let you know. Well, I'm letting you know." So I did two things. I offered her a practice run where she could present to me first. And I recorded her a video..
071 They Didn't Steal Your Idea - It Was Cryptomnesia (opens the original)
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071 They Didn't Steal Your Idea - It Was Cryptomnesia The Influence Every Day Show with Dr. Tori Someone took credit for your work. Before you settle on a verdict, Dr. Tori has a confession - and a video from a fifth-grade play in the 1980s that dismantled his favorite origin story. It starts on the train to Georgetown. A distracted scroll lands Ed on a self-described body language expert quoting the famous "7-38-55 rule" (the claim that 93% of communication is nonverbal). If you've heard that s
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