POV Episode 13 - MASTER COMMUNICATION AND INFLUENCE Interview with Vinh Giang

#mastery #communication #influence #vinhgiang
On this episode Vinh Giang, international keynote speaker, communication and influence expert drops by to discuss how leadership and management can benefit from communication training to improve their businesses and bring direction to inspire their workforce.
The theme with this episode was communication as a leader, and how leaders can adopt various techniques to improve their communication and overall influence in the workplace. Vinh drops some serious knowledge especially around understanding differences between leadership and management and using your voice to harmonise your surroundings.
Check out Vinh Giang’s channels:
Instagram: / askvinh
Twitter: / askvinh
Facebook: / askvinh
Websites:
www.vinhgiang.com
www.stageworkshop.live
About Andrew Tran Digital
Andrew Tran (AT) Digital is an independent marketing consultant and strategist helping brands navigate the challenges in their market to perform better, realise their brand’s purpose and develop value to their customers. For more information, please visit the website - www.andrewtran.asia/pov

[@GordonTorbet]

So much of the ability to present - over and above technique - is having the self-confidence to 'present'. This is a mindset that needs to be developed and learned.

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

This guy is truly... a **brilliant** communicator.

[@akhilpadmanaban3242]

Vinh has been an inspiration for me, I wanted to a successful person, and he has been motivating me with his words throughout

[@andrewtrandigital]

Awesome man, yeah he's really cool and motivating!

[@-www.chapters.video-]

00:41 Introduction of guest Vin Jang and his unique communication style
02:00 Adapting to virtual events and the value of transparency
03:54 Influential entrepreneurs followed by Vin Jang
05:00 Journey of becoming a motivational speaker and magician
06:11 Stacking different skills for success and uniqueness
10:21 Difference between being a manager and a leader in communication
11:16 Vocal archetypes and their role in communication
13:57 Switching between being a leader and a manager
16:00 Transparency and communication in difficult situations
20:30 Exploring Different Class Sizes and Scaling
22:06 Importance of Patience and Learning from Mistakes
24:45 Optimizing Business Strategies and Email Marketing
30:17 Benefits of practicing vocal exercises

[@microbakery9085]

Vinh talked about his Virtual classes having 30 people. Fast forward to today, Mar 2024, he has scaled to 400 students.
What a progress. Congratulations.

[@madslug7139]

Thay was one great interview. Tnx!

[@Vdoodlebox]

Probably why I think this video has not been blown even if it has Vinh in it is because that damn thumbnail. Just take it off and keep snippet or a screenshot from the actual video showing both of them( especially vinh in a breathable space). I kinda feel sad that video is underrated, because of that one thing.

[@theschoolofbodylanguage]

Great conversation ❤

[@tusan20]

❤

[@dushyantparkhi]

This interviewer is not listening ( forget engaging ) with his guest. He is like a robot who is programed to say " nice" after Vinh delivers mind blowing speech.

[@PromiseObiazikwor-bj6wz]

I feel it's more about his mode of reception, not necessarily because he is not listening.

[@andrewtrandigital]

Thanks Dush, yes this was one of my first videos and also doing it via Zoom at that time. Always appreciate feedback hopefully you will see the growth across my latest videos over time

[@rebecca_stone]

​@@andrewtrandigital This is a gracious reply to OP's comment - I think his bluntness isn't necessary nor helpful. This stuff isn't easy. To me, you didn't sound hugely sure of yourself with your responses to Vinh (might be partly due to navigating the tech / fact it's being captured on camera) - also, there's time pressure, you perhaps were replying "nice" so as to be able to move through a list of questions in a short space of time. It's a tricky balance. I do think it would be great if you prep fewer questions, and practise paraphrasing a guest's response in a quick sentence before moving on. Even if this means sacrificing 1-2 of your questions. :)

[@mudluvinme]

Nice

[@andrewtrandigital]

Thank you Nathen.. sorry for the super late reply

[@angemmabicka2351]

nice🔥🔥

[@callmeqi]

😂

[@longmelinda]

Interesting to observe, both Interviewer and Interviewee are using the two ‘distracting’ behaviors Interviewee teaches to avoid in improving one’s communication skills. . . using non words ‘Uhm’ and using those dang-on visual distractions: a lot of hand movements.