Speaking with Soul

The most recent DAR video that I voiced. If you are in DC and get a chance, you should definitely visit their headquarters!

America's Treasures - DAR Headquarters Collections DAR National Headquarters is quite literally a treasure trove. The DAR Museum has an extensive collection of early decorative arts, the DAR Library is one of...

Another DAR video, with voiceover by yours truly!

DAR and Historic Preservation Learn more about what DAR does to promote Historic Preservation

I was recently hired to do the voiceovers on a series of short videos for the DAR's annual congress. They're on this page - The Founding, DAR and Patriotism, DAR and Education, and Patriot Profiles. (I'm not responsible for the editing...)

Daughters of the American Revolution National Headquarters The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, founded in 1890, is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated t...

Three Myths about Public Speaking http://wp.me/p3VpUd-CV

Three Myths about Public Speaking - You’ve probably heard these more than once; and you might even believe at least one of them. But it just doesn’t have to be that way! 3) You have to choreograph what your hands will do So many people don’t know what to do with their hands! They’re afraid that they’ll take on a life of their own and totally embarrass them when they get up to speak! [ 505 more words. ]

“How do I remember my talk?” http://wp.me/p3VpUd-Ci

"How do I remember my talk?" - It’s a question we all ask! We work so hard to pour our heart and soul into what we plan to share with others, but there’s always that nagging fear that when it’s time to deliver, we’ll go blank. There’s nothing wrong with having a few brief notes to remind you where to go next (but NEVER write them out in full sentences, or you’ll start to read them). [ 220 more words. ]

"There is so much more to us than appears on the surface, and being open to discovering that “more” while speaking in public is a transformational process that feels special to the audience and to the speaker. It makes for a memorable experience that audience members won’t forget." - Lisa Dale Jones

"If you focus on your audience and your audience’s needs – actually care for them – you’re not focusing on yourself. If you’re not focusing on yourself, you won’t be nervous. It’s simple. It just takes practice!" - Lisa Dale Jones

"The Speak From Your Soul Solution is designed to bring out your true brilliance when you speak, to help you share spiritual or heart-felt concepts with your audience, and to enable you to tell your story in a totally authentic way." - Lisa Dale Jones

The "Speak From Your Soul Solution" The “Speak From Your Soul Solution” is the system I’ve developed to help you become the amazing, heart-centered speaker you’re meant to be! You probably have figured out that I consider myself (and...

"The powerful message you want to share with others – that will literally change their lives and help heal the world – won’t let you keep it inside! That message is demanding to be shared in the way that only YOU can deliver! In fact, you’ve been divinely contracted to share it. The only way to fulfill that contract with the Universe is to share it with conviction, inspiration, selflessness, uniqueness, and pure joy." - Lisa Dale Jones

"Do you have such conviction that your offer can literally change people's lives that you can’t imagine NOT sharing it with them? Do you know that the Love that loves you gave you a special talent that MUST be shared? And these are the very people Love has put in those seats in order to receive it?"

"Questions to ask: 'When I get up in front of an audience, do I lose myself in my message? Do I mentally embrace everyone and do whatever it takes for them to be enlightened? Am I totally unself-conscious about how I sound or look as I speak? In practical terms, am I using inclusive language? Am I speaking clearly and loudly enough for them to understand and hear me? Am I wearing clothing that expresses who I am, but isn’t distracting? Do I give them opportunities for interaction?'" - Lisa Dale Jones