Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan - How To FIRE UP Your Audience With Heather! Episode 158

Episode Date: October 20, 2021

In This Episode You Will Learn About:  Recognizing your wins, even when they’re small How to recommit to your goals   Strategizing the best way to lead your clients  Resources: Review this podcast on Apple Podcast using this LINK and when you DM me the screen shot, I buy you my $299 video course as a thank you!  To pre-order Overcome Your Villains NOW and get the bonus bundle click here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com Show Notes: This week I was reminded just how important it is to reward the behaviors we want. We all have the potential to turn our clients into evangelists for our businesses! By creating a positive environment and incentivising our clients we can form lifelong business relationships. It is vital to focus on HOW your clients feel and recognize their progress. Remember, if we’re not learning we’re not growing!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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and takes the time to listen. Get started at tokiatree.com slash start. That's T-A-L-K-I-A-T-R-Y.com slash start. I'm on this journey with me. Each week, when you join me, you're going to chase down our goals. Overcome adversity and set you up for better tomorrow. Fathom your sleep, yeah. I'm ready for my close time. Hi and welcome back. I'm so glad you're back here with me this week. Okay, so when things happen multiple times in my life in any given week, I usually take that as a sign that I'm supposed to be paying attention to it, right? So this week, a couple of different times, I was reminded that you need to incentivize

and reward the behavior that you want, not only just with kids, right? Definitely with kids, but in business as well. So let me give you a couple of examples of what I saw. If you know how I got through the pandemic, it was definitely thanks to my spin bike and my peloton. And then once in person spinning opened up again, I've been all in with Soulcycle. That's the spin studio near my house. So it's funny because I've really only been spinning there this year. I used to go to a different studio

before it closed due to the pandemic. So anyhow, I don't know all of their business velocity. I'm learning as a paying customer as I go to their classes. Well, wouldn't you know I go to class the other day and there's a card on my spin bike that says congratulations 200 rides amazing job had there so proud of you your amazing keep up the great work. And I thought to myself it's funny that something so insignificant really touched me like I felt seen they know I'm putting in the hours they're

recognizing my hard work they're applauding and cheering me on. And it meant a lot, right? Well, when you work for yourself, right? Or if you work for a bad boss, you're not getting a lot of recognition or no one's cheering you on. And I don't know in your job if you have someone cheering on. If you don't, it's time to look for another job, probably find a better boss or go to work for yourself. But you want to be in a situation in an environment where people are cheering you on, excited for you, recognizing your wins even when they're small. And that's what Soul Cycle did for me the other day was they recognized my small wins, which is progress, which made me feel really proud. Here's the other

thing it made me feel like. I want to go back to class again. I want to buy more classes, right? As a paying customer, what they did is a business was get me to recommit to my goals. Feel like I'm seen. Feel like I'm a part of a tribe. Feel like the people around me are cheering for me on this journey for health and life and whatnot. So reward the behaviors that you want. Now think about that in your business. Are you doing that with your customers? Are you sending them nice notes? Are you calling them out to recognize their small wins and applauding them for their commitment to their health, their commitment to their journey, their commitment to their business,

whatever it is, are you sending those small notes? Are you leaving those recognitions like Soul Segal did for me. Are you doing that for your employees? You start to ask yourself, is that the culture that you're creating? Well, I saw this in a very different way this week. So the first example I had this week was the Soul Cycle example of me being seen, me being recognized, me being cheered on for showing up and buying a lot of classes and putting in the work. Basically being a good customer to soul cycle, right? So, but again, it worked.

So, fast forward to, I don't know if you've been using Instacart, but ever since the pandemic, I started using Instacart. This week was no different. I was super busy one day. Realized there was no food in the house. My son was going to be coming home from school. I just fired up Instacart in between meetings. I was super busy that day.

So I wasn't really thinking about it. And then I went to Zoom and the app started firing up, right? Now pause on Instacart for a second. Every time I've ordered Instacart like clockwork after they deliver, doesn't matter if they bring me bad bananas, the wrong order, they're late, whatever, It's a mess. It really doesn't matter. They always send a note, whoever the delivery person is, that asks me to give them a five-star

rating after the order's been delivered. In total honesty, I've never done it. First of all, I've never felt, I wasn't feeling compelled to do it, right? Because the majority of the time, unfortunately, things haven't been right. There's been something wrong with the order, or they didn't pick good food, or they were late, or just whatever it was. I wasn't jumping up and down, feeling like, oh, let me go take time out of my day to figure out how to leave a review. I don't even know how to do that, right? So what was interesting this week, especially because it followed up the sole cycle situation,

was that I'm on a Zoom call. I see my app going crazy and I couldn't read it because I was actually doing a virtual speech. I get off the virtual speech. I look at the phone and it was too late. But what had been happening was over communication on behalf of the InstaCart person. So saying, hey, is this good for you? Do you like this

product? Taking pictures and sending them to me, asking me questions, really over communicating, which in my opinion is great business, right? Really strong communication, asking for help, asking if I'm happy with things. Again, I was not able to respond, but the point didn't fall on deaf ears. This was someone trying to do an exceptional job. And I saw it, right? It came through very clearly. And again, in business, if you want to show customers that you care, over communicating, reaching out to them, making sure expectations are set clearly. If you have questions asking them, letting them know you're working hard for them. Okay, cut to the person comes early, which by the way, has never happened for me with InstaGuard,

was communicating the whole way over to my delivery and sending those, I'm about five minutes out, either soon, then got to my building, brought all the food up to my door, left it outside of the door, sent a picture saying, I'm outside the door, don't know if you feel comfortable, if you want, you can open the door,

very respectful, very communicative, right? I open the door and everything is so organized, so clean, looks so great, just as this person had sent in the pictures to me from publics. So I say, thank you so much, that was so nice of you, but I'm gonna rush, right? Cause I have to get on another Zoom. So I said, I really appreciate you, thank you. And the person's like, no problem. Have a great day.

Appreciate your business. Means the world to me. This is how I pay for and feed my family. Thank you. And just so thoughtful, so kind and made it clear to me that my business meant a lot to this person. And I don't feel like that. I don't know about you, but I don't feel like that on most days, right? Like you go into businesses, you spend money on things left and right. And most of the time, I don't even know if people notice. Okay. So I'm in a rush unpacking all the groceries and all of a sudden, I see this little zip lock bag with a post it, no, a sticky that had a big smiley face. And it said, smile, Heather, happy Monday. I hope you have an amazing week.

I appreciate you so much. Here's a little treat from me to you to say thank you. And this person had put just a couple little candies, kind of like Halloween candy in the little bag, right? I hadn't asked for that. I hadn't ordered that. He didn't charge me for it. But it was his way to say thank you to me.

And I remember thinking, hang on, stop Heather for a second. This person has gone so far above and beyond what I typically see from Instacart deliveries. I'm gonna do something about it. So in my mind, I thought, you know what? I'm gonna figure out how to leave a five star review and I'm gonna do it right now so I don't forget. I go over to the phone, I pick up the app.

This person, by the way, has not asked for review yet at this point. I pick up the app, I go searching, I Google, how do you leave a five star review on Instagram? I figured out, I go to the app, and there's a note from him that says something like, thank you so much for your business. I so appreciate you. This is how I take care of my family and pay my bills. It would mean the world to me if you give me a rating, it really helps so that I can get more work. Truly love my job and I truly am grateful to serve you. I mean, just something so kind, so thoughtful and so nice.

Anyways, like a long story short or shorter, I decide Holy Cow, I wanna give this guy 10 stars. So I not only do I leave a five star, but I leave another note to back it up. And you can do a bunch of different things to say thank you to the person. I do all that I left an additional tip. So I walked away from that exchange realizing this.

Not only do we live in a review and recommendation world, where if you're not asking for reviews from your clients, you need to be, but there is something above and beyond that. And this person reminded me that we can actually, we all have the potential to turn our clients into evangelists for our business. This man did that, right? I literally, on two of my virtual keynotes this week, I spoke about this person. I've told three of my friends that are local, my Amy about

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Okay. So, in other news, I had one of my first in-person live events last week in a while. I've only had three since the pandemic hit. Everything else has been virtual. But anyhow, it was amazing. And I had the opportunity to speak alongside someone I'd only known in virtual world, Tim Story, an amazing acclaimed speaker. He's been on the biggest stages in the world. Oprah Winfrey puts him on her speaking tour. Right? He's massive.

And whenever you're meeting someone for the first time in person, it's funny because as we all have, we've gotten to know people virtually, but you don't know how tall they're gonna be, what they're really gonna look like in person, what's their presence gonna be like. And for some people, I found it's totally different than what I expected, and it's almost jarring. Sometimes it's kind of funny.

But Tim's story ended up being just what I thought he would be, this amazing persona, really positive, friendly vibe that he had, right? And what I didn't know is that he was flying in from Spain right before the event. We had a one day event, a ton of speakers, there was like 20 speakers back to back to back.

Of course, Tim was closing the event out at the end of the day. I'm telling you all of this because something really powerful happened for me that day. And it's around the concept of leadership. And I truly believe so often leadership is a phrase or a term that's thrown around. People believe that if you're in the C-suite or if you're a VP, you are a leader. That is not true, right? There are people who are leaders out there that have no title at all, and there are plenty of C-suite executives that are not leaders. Leadership is about how you make others feel in my opinion.

Anyways, so Tim had just flown in from Spain, was on zero sleep. I did not know that. I went to the venue early because I wanted to get a handle on, you know, gosh, I've been doing so many virtual speeches that I wanted to reactimate myself with what in person Speaking is like again, right? immerse yourself in the environment that you are gonna go take a stage on or partake in so I got there early I saw Tim was there. He did a double take when he saw me because we've only seen each other on the computer and it's so funny Came over and gave me a hug so sweet told me he had just gotten in from Spain and I said oh my gosh

Well, you're speaking last. I just want you to know, I was speaking at four, he was speaking at six. I said, I'm going to be staying to see you speak, I can't wait. And he said, well then I'm coming to see you speak. I said, no way, you need to go to bed, you've got to be so tired. And he said, don't worry, I will go to bed, I'm going to go rest in my hotel room, but I'm going to set him in the alarm and come see you. That's a leader, right? Someone who's ahead of you in your journey, but wants to come support you, to me, that's real leadership. So they took all the speakers to the 25th floor and we had this great area where, you know, we could just basically hang out and wait for each one of our speeches. So we didn't have to be in the throws of things downstairs

if you didn't want to. So I kind of hung around up there until my speech and then I went down to do my in-person event. And as I took the stage, I saw Tim was there. So he had sent his alarm, guys amazing, and come back down to support me. So I gave my speech.

I thought it went well, I get off the stage. He just said, wow, wow, wow, you are amazing, you killed it. Right. I got really great feedback from Tim and from everyone else there. So I was feeling good about things and I went back to the 25th floor to wait until he was on and I came down. Now I will tell you this. There were a number of great speakers that day. And I did a great job, however, no one held a candle compared to Tim's story. Here's why. And this was, yet again, I've done so many virtual speeches with Tim, I've done so many virtual speeches

with Damon John, with Jamie Kernleem and so many big speakers out there. But it's different when you're in person because you get the opportunity to speak with people, but you really get to see, feel, and that energy is different than through the computer, right? So I was so excited to be there. The first thing I noticed that he did, and I'm going to share with you my takeaways from him, because I always want to be learning, I always want to be getting better. And to me, this was like a huge opportunity. He's on that stage with Oprah that I want to be

taking. So I need to be taking notes, right? I need to be figuring out what is it that he's doing that I'm not doing or how can I learning get better from what he's doing if we're not learning, we're not growing. So the first thing I noticed was when he took the stage, he kept saying it first, turn that mic up, take the mic up, hotter. And it reminded me when Gary Vaynerchuk speaks, he swears a lot. He doesn't do that because he thinks he's funny. It's a jarring way to get people's attention, right? And he who holds the attention in a room ends up being, you know, the best speaker or perceived as the best speaker.

So that's one of Gary's tactics. I realized one of Tim's strategies was that by being the loudest, he was captivating everyone. You could hear a pin drop versus when some other people were speaking and they weren't as commanding, they weren't as loud, the energy was different. So that was the first thing I noticed and wrote down. The next thing I noticed was he led with story, right? Always lead with a story and he lived with a very personal, powerful,

interesting story. And he actually closed with that same story, which I really liked. He went somewhere very different during the speech, but that opening story, which was super interesting and powerful he actually closed with. So that was another great strategy and take away that I took.

The other thing was he had some very powerful pauses. And that's something that I wasn't doing. I did it in my TED Talk, but I didn't do it in my talk at this business event. So I was taking notes on that. You know, he used a lot of different stories, some credibility factors, you know, through citing some very specific and powerful people's names that he's worked with. So he had some really different and unique strategies throughout his speech. It was very concise. There wasn't this sense of like he hit his time on the mark.

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for miracles, right? And again, I'm not saying that you need to verbalize it that way or that I need to, but it was this reminder that not only do we want to engage the audience, we want to engage them in a really excitable way. do we want to engage the audience, we want to engage them in a really excitable way if we want people to start screaming yelling and who doesn't want that, right? Who doesn't want that really high end energy and who doesn't want the standing? Oh, so, okay, so those were some of my takeaways. And then the other thing I forgot to mention is at the beginning of his speech, before he

took the stage, he led with this super powerful video, right? It was like, him and Oprah, him and Kanye West, him and Iron Man, like all these clips and cuts from kind of a sizzle, a really exciting sizzle, fire in the background, right? Like some big stages he's been on. And what I thought about to myself was,

before I got there that day, the team that put the event on together and hired me had sent me a notes and they sent the note to all the speakers. Would you like a video intro or an image? And I just thought, oh, an image is fine. Oh, use my new book cover for overcome your villains. I didn't really think about it. Eh, not good, Heather.

His intro was so powerful, people were hyped up in yelling before he took the stage. Right, so the way you speak about yourself is the way others will speak about you. The video or the intro you give yourself is how people will perceive you. That was a big takeaway for me.

I need to come up with a really exciting sizzle before I take any stage because it's just gonna further fire up the audience and make them Excited in anticipation of what's to come next. I downplayed that which just using a static image It was like, yeah, great right there was like nothing exciting there. Okay So he comes off the stage literally the whole place is going wild screaming everyone's on their feet And he just keeps walking. So yet again, this has to be all strategic because this is not his first rodeo.

He's pulling the crowd with him, he doesn't stop, and everyone's swarming him, trying to get pictures, and he's like, maybe, you know, stutter step for a second to get a quick photo, and then he keeps going, and then he keeps going. He's dragging the entire audience outside of the venue, right, to the elevator where he's going back to the 25th floor where no one else can go.

So it was like, he's further bringing excitement. He was, again, he was stopping and doing little pictures here and there, signing things, when I came off the stage, I went to the lobby and stood there and just stood. Right, like yet again, he was drawing excitement. He was creating, he was creating like a movement. He literally was using his movement to further draw people

and make them feel like they had to chase him down. It was just very interesting to me how he handled himself so much differently than any other speaker, definitely different than I did. And I just, I found myself taking so many notes. Okay, so people were chasing him whatever. And as he was kind of pulling them down the hall, he looked back at me and said, you have this within you, I saw this within you,

Heather, you can do more. So basically kind of encouraging me that there's more within me and there's more for me to do. That's how I took it anyway. So what I did was I waited and I held back and thought, okay, I'm gonna wait for people to kind of disperse and then I'm gonna run up to the 25th floor and see if they'll give me a couple of quick minutes,

which he did. He was so generous with his time and so kind. But basically what he told me was that I had an opportunity to be bigger on the stage, which I saw through his use of volume, which is something that I could now do, attack it, right? Again, Gary Vaynerchuk uses swear words. Tim's story uses volume. I'm sure people use of volume, which is something that I could now do, attack, right? Again, Gary Vaynerchuk uses swear words. Tim's story uses volume.

I'm sure people use different things, but for me, I definitely could lean into this volume thing, especially being a woman, right? That's, I'm probably just much softer, spoken than most other male speakers. Okay, so taking that note down, then he explains to me that he practiced five hours for that speech, but his typical is 10 hours. And the only reason he didn't practice 10 hours was because he just

flown in from Spain and actually didn't have the time available to him. Wow, that was eye-opening. I thought that I've been speaking so much, you know, when I speak all the time that I didn't really need to practice that much anymore. In fact, I thought it would be better that I wing it. And I got a hard and fast, that is not the case, because the best speaker who has more speaker expertise than anyone practice more than anyone. And I don't think that's a mistake or that's by accident, it's very intentional. So I learned that no matter how long you've been doing something, doesn't mean that you don't need to practice anymore. In fact, maybe you need to lean in more and practice more. So from now on, I'm going back to the way when I started out speaking, which was, you know, writing things out, practicing, speaking notes, I'm going back to that versus just, I'm going to feel the crowd and, you know, give it my best. I need to be more strategic. And that's how he has these powerful pause moments. No matter what it is that you do, you don't have to be a speaker to think

like this. The reminder Tim gave me that day is that it doesn't matter how much expertise you have, how many times you've done something, you've got to put the work in even if you're the best in your field. So I hope some of those tips help. I thought to myself, he is a true leader, right? He made me feel important. He praised me in public and gave me feedback in private. So he praised me in front of everyone for doing a great job, but when we were alone, he told me the things

that I could do to get better. And that is a true leader. I hope you have a leader in your life. I hope you are showing up as a leader and making other people feel important, making sure they feel seen, rewarding the behaviors that you want, and offering feedback and private.

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