November 23rd, 2009

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I want to share an amazing secret with you, a secret that has the potential to impact your life in an incredible way from this day forward: the secret of how to influence your audience to take any desirable action.
You may be asking yourself why the ability to influence others is so important.
When I speak of an audience, I am speaking of something more than what you might think of as your audience.
I am speaking of the love of your life who may one day marry you. I am speaking of the supervisor who may one day promote you to your dream job. I am speaking of the clients that may one day make your business incredibly profitable.
Are you beginning to see the value of learning how to influence your audience to take any desirable action? I truly hope so, because it has the potential to change your life and to help you achieve your deepest desires.
If you would like to learn more let me know and be on the outlook for an upcoming video that I will soon post on the power of influence.
Cassandra attended a recent event where Bruce spoke. Here is what she had to say:
“ Always a pleasure to listen to Bruce and hear his thoughts and ideas. His manner and style always captivate his audience and give them what they are there to get. I look forward to any future meetings he is involved with… they will always be worth your investment of time or money. ”
Cassandra
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November 6th, 2009
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October 31st, 2009

Happy Halloween!
My seven-year-old son, Liam, wants to know what you are going to be for Halloween. He is going to be a Chinese Ninja Warrior.
Being scared can be fun sometimes, but it is never fun to have Stage Fright. Isn’t it ironic how audiences of completely normal people who are not even dressed up as goblins or ghouls can sometimes make us shake in our shoes?
Don’t let stage fright hold you back any longer! Halloween is a great time to slay the Stage Fright Monster once and for all. Click here for your Free 30 Minute Stage Fright Elimination Coaching Session.
Our imagination is what gets us in trouble. Just like a child who imagines there are monsters in the closet, we imagine everyone staring at us and being critical. We see ourselves freezing or forgetting what we are going to say.
We see the audience as a negative impersonal force that is out to get us. I’ll bet that your anxiety level has already increased just by reading this; you would think that I was taking lessons from horror writer Steven King.
How would you like to learn how to Overcome Stage Fright In 10 Minutes Or Less? This sounds impossible, doesn’t it? I can assure you that it is not. I have helped many people like you to do just that.
There is a catch though. Don’t you hate it when that happens! The catch is that it takes about 6 weeks of practice, ten minutes a day to completely overcome stage fright.
This is not much to ask considering the way that stage fright has held you back, thwarted you and stopped you from expressing your talent and achieving your dreams. I think it is time for you to Slay The Stage Fright Monster
This is why I am so passionate about being a public speaking and performance coach. I am thrilled when I have the opportunity to teach gifted students how to break down the barrier of performance anxiety and achieve outstanding results.
Are you are you ready to defeat the big, ugly, hairy, scary monster known as stage fright? If so, click here for my Free 30 Minute Halloween Stage Fright Elimination Special.
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October 22nd, 2009

I spoke at two great events last week. The first was the Nashville Public Speaking and Onstage Performance Meetup at Cummins Station in Nashville.
We had a great group of people. I had the opportunity to train each person who attended live onstage. Students learned how to utilize the power of the story as a public speaking technique.
It was amazing to see the dramatic changes as students broke down barriers with the audience. Many were able to overcome performance anxiety and gain valuable onstage performance and public speaking skills.
My second talk of the week was at Barcamp Nashville a conference for the digital and technical community held at Cadillac Ranch. There were some truly amazing people there. I am very non-technical but felt right at home because of the deep need for technically minded business people to connect with their audience.
I spoke on how to How to use the power of public speaking to establish yourself as an expert and rise to the top 10% of your field. The event was a huge success.
Here are a few comments from those who attended:
“Bruce the “moose” was fantastic. He is engaging, professional and candid–things that are essential if one is to instruct a student in public speaking or performance. I had a blast! It was worth the drive and worth the time! I hope he holds another session in a few weeks so I can gain more knowledge and meet more cool people. By the way, Bruce, I’m working on a new and improved “story”. Yay! ”
Cynthia Burcham
““It was great. Very educational and very inspiring. Bruce was very knowledgeable, helpful, and provided a great amount of value. I look forward to learning more and supporting Bruce and the group. ”
Nick Navatta
“Good teacher and content. The message was valuable and well delivered. There are some minor logistical things that would help those in attendance - things like announcing at the beginning - the agenda, when to break, when it is appropriate to ask questions, where to park, where the bathrooms are, etc. Overall, the meeting was very worthwhile and enjoyable. ”
Bo Borland
Both events were video taped. I will upload excerpts of the videos here soon.
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September 25th, 2009
In this first training in Nashville on Tuesday October 13 at noon (location TBA), Public Speaking and Onstage Performance Coach Bruce Gibler will introduce you to the art and craft of public speaking and onstage performance.
Have you ever felt like your audience was a negative impersonal force that you had to please? Would you like to increase your onstage comfort and learn how to connect with your audience on a deeper level? If so, attending this presentation is a must for you.
Bruce will unveil many powerful techniques that will make it possible for you to overcome stage fright and develop a polished, dynamic, and fun onstage presence.
In this highly interactive group, you will have an immediate opportunity to implement the skills you are gaining. You will be challenged, encouraged and given the skills you need to eliminate the obstacles that have been holding you back.
This group is a safe and supportive place for you to blast down the barriers to your success and to achieve dramatic improvement in your onstage presence.
“Working with Bruce completely changed my life. I used to be terrified to speak in public, and I was horrible at it. Bruce taught me to believe in myself and to speak with confidence and authority. Now I use my onstage speaking skills to tell people all over the world about KEZA.
I told Bruce that was he did for our organization is absolutely priceless. The ripple effect of his teachings is endless. Thank you Bruce!”
Jared N. Miller
President/CEO KEZA, Inc
“Bruce’s presentation was packed with valuable information, tips, tricks and insights (and great stories) that musicians and performers could put to use immediately to up their game. I was so impressed that I immediately booked him for an encore presentation for those in my organization who missed it the first time!”
Vinny Ribas, CEO
Indie Connect, Inc.
Sign up now for the training at http://www.meetup.com/Nashville-Public-Speaking-and-Onstage-Performance-Success/
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September 15th, 2009
Have you ever had to face a disaster in you life or your business? I’ll bet you are thinking of many. Disasters come in many sizes from petty annoyances to unspeakable catastrophes. They also come to all of us at one time or another. I have heard it said that we are either just coming out of a crisis or just about to enter into one. It is also true that the way that we handle crisis determines our future.
Most of us experience some form of shock immediately following a disaster. This happened to me recently when I woke up and turned on my computer and realized that my hard drive had crashed. I did everything I could to recover my data but it was so damaged that everything was lost. Three years of work was simply gone. It made me think of people who have lost all of their belongings in natural disasters. While my mini disaster in no way compares to the horrendous losses that many have suffered it still left me in a state of shock.
How could this happen was my first question. If you are reading this and you are not consistently backing up your data. STOP READING NOW! BACK UP YOUR DATA IMMEDIATELY! It is that important.
Once I got over the shock of my loss I realized that if my business was to survive I would need to take decisive action. I really could not afford the luxury of mourning all that I had lost.
When Thomas Edison was 65 years old, his factory with all of his life’s work was destroyed by fire. At the time he was only insured for ten cents on the dollar because his buildings were made of brick which were thought to be fire proof. Thomas Edison not only lost millions of dollars that night, he also lost the work of a lifetime.
On the night that his factory burnt down he told his son that there is a wonderful thing that happens when we loose everything. It gives us an opportunity to start over without any of the mistakes of yesterday. Three months later he invented and released the first phonograph.
I hope that this story will give you hope when you face the inevitable next crisis that comes into your life. I have great hope. I am taking positive action and I am looking forward with high expectation to an amazing future.
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August 29th, 2009
We are back after a major computer melt down and in the process of rebuilding our blog

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