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Improve your public speaking now. Enhance your career or business with these quick to implement tips from speaker trainer and international performer, Shola Kaye.

Podcast · By Shola Kaye · English · GB · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    102. Never Lost for Words Episode 4 of 8: Unlock the Power of your Personal Stories with this Simple Framework (opens the original)

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    What do you actually remember from the last presentation you sat through? Chances are, it was not the slides or the data. It was a story. In this episode of Never Lost for Words, we’re looking at how your own experiences can help you communicate in a way that people remember. But how do you find the right stories to share, especially when you feel as though you have none ready? Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more information.

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    101. Never Lost for Words Episode 3 of 8: A Really Useful Framework for Almost Any Situation (opens the original)

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    Have you ever known what you wanted to say, but struggled to organise your thoughts when the pressure was on? In this episode of Never Lost for Words, we’re looking at how a simple structure can help you turn scattered thoughts into a clear, confident response. What can you rely on when your mind feels crowded and everyone is waiting for you to speak? Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more information.

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    100. Never Lost for Words Episode 2 of 8: How to Prepare for High Stakes Communication (opens the original)

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    Being able to communicate under pressure does not always mean thinking faster. Sometimes, it means preparing better. In this episode of Never Lost for Words, we’re looking at how to make important conversations feel less daunting, even when you cannot predict exactly what will be asked. How can you prepare without scripting every word? And what can you do now to make the right ideas easier to find when you need them? Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more informatio

  4. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    99 Never Lost for Words Episode 1 of 8: Why Being Able to Speak Up Clearly and Persuasively Is So Valuable (opens the original)

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    Have you ever left a meeting thinking, “Why didn’t I say that when I had the chance?” Welcome to Never Lost for Words, a new eight-part series designed to help you speak with greater confidence when the pressure is on. In this first episode, we’re starting with a question that feels especially important in the age of AI: when you cannot plan every word in advance, how do you trust yourself to respond in the moment? Let’s begin. Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    98. From Introvert to International Speaker (opens the original)

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    What does it really take to build confidence, embrace change and lead with empathy? In this special episode, I join Mark Francis on the Who’s Your Captain? podcast for a conversation about some of the choices, challenges and unexpected turns that have shaped my career. How can curiosity help us navigate change? Where does courage come in? And what becomes possible when we step beyond what feels familiar? Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more information.

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