Thank you for your valuable feedback. I'm on a mission to show that speaking is not just about giving an excellent presentation. Even if it's well-done, that is still one-way communication. It's about creating two-way communication and creating an interactive community where everyone has a chance to connect and contribute their insights and experiences. Hope you have a priority project in mind and take notes as you watch this video so you can instantly apply its techniques to create interest, earn respect and win buy-in to your priority projects. Enjoy!
***** What a great lesson, from experience most 60 seconds tend to be a one way communication. I like the 3 Question technique to create interest. Thank you!
***** , how great to hear again about *creating intrigue*. here on G+. I'm grateful you gifted the Atwood/Atwood/Shimoff Million Dollar Mastermind group of September 2012 with your Skype visit where I first experienced the power of your insights. Pop on! Tongue-Fu on! Thank you.
Sam Horn this was so amazing, I'm watching a second time and sharing with my friend who has an amazing project to get his portable water filtration system for third world and natural disaster situations. I'm so excited for him to have another took to get his invention out to those in need.
This is exactly what compelled me to invite an acquaintance I met through facebook, and a common interest in a horse ranch, to a movie. Once upon a time, he had a zest for life and excitement, fast cars, and many friends. He is now in a wheelchair from an unfortunate accident and volunteers on a horse ranch that helps individuals with special needs. I invited him not only to expand my circle of friends with a compassionate human being, but to appreciate the experience of a simple thing such as going to a movie being confined to a wheelchair. I believe that people could very easily learn a handful (ha) of signs so that if they encounter a deaf person, they could at least have minimal dialogue and help them feel connected to society. Great talk!
This has helped me talk to people alot. If we want to succeed we must intrigue! Love that. It reminds me of a quote that says, "People won't care how much you know until they know how much you care" learned alot Thank you.
This is so true! Love life and love will love you back, is what I'm experiencing the last years as an artist! 😍🙏 The most important thing I've come to realize is that, in everything that you do in life, the energy that you feel while making it - passes on to others. 👌😇 So never loose faith in by thee!
Her ovation was much deserved, her 'pleasantness' doesn't feel as calculated as most who discuss these topics.. obviously she knows what she's doing and knows her craft (that's why she's teaching it) but at the same time it seems very sincere and easy absorb and learn - Great info, God bless you maam.
Sam Horn's talk is both entertaining and informative. Watch it if you have a new idea, business or strategy and you want to convince others to jump on board! Thank you, Sam!
Thank you Lisa. That was my goal - to hopefully engage people in this important topic of how to connect, model the principles, and share actionable insights people can put into practice and get real-world results. Glad to hear that this talk is having that impact.
Our team at Royal Roads University just used this method to present to our final residence MBA clients. We had them in the first 60 seconds and one was brought to tears by the end of the presentation. Thank you Sam Horn for your guidance that led us to a 99% grade.
You're welcome Scott and thanks for sharing your success story. It makes my day when people are kind enough to take the time to get in touch and let me know how these INTRIGUE approaches are helping them create more genuine connections with people. Congrats!
Tomorrow is the day that I will meet the person who has the power to say yes and change my life completely, enabling my biggest dream to come true! Thanks a lot! From the deep of my heart, thanks a lot!
Boy, did my light bulb go off, I finally got my 6 second 'here's what I do' down pat. Thank you...I've struggled with this for years! So simple and so effective. Ever since I've been using my new version, EVERYONE who has hear it stops in their tracks. I can't believe I found you.
Thanks Chidera for your gracious note. Katherine Graham of the Washington Post said, "To do what you love and feel that it matters , how could anything be more fun?" I agree. I feel lucky to love and enjoy what I do and feel it matters. Katherine's right. I'm not sure it gets much better than that.
@@SamHornIntrigue I never expected this, and I am honoured by your reply. I already practiced the "Did you know?..." yesterday. I have social anxiety and I get really nervous sometimes so this means a lot to me. I hope that I can be happy doing the things I !genuinely! love to do and not be forced by society to do what society/the world needs me to do to survive. Thank you once again ❤
I have this Cheshire like smile on my face. You definitely connected with me. What a fantastical ray of light you are. Thank you for sharing your music.
Love love love the step by step insights and advice!! Something I can really put into practice. Thank You Sam for sharing your brilliance and for being so intriguing!
Do you know anyone - could be you, or a family member, or a friend - who watched a TED talk which was intriguing, entertaining, and actionable? Well, I just joined their ranks after watching this talk.
Thank you Apoorv ... it makes my day when people take the time to let me know they've found this talk beneficial and they're using it in their life. Glad you found it entertaining, and most importatnly, actionable. - Sam Horn
Wow! Your advice is amazing. Right away you are putting the focus on the other person even when they ask about you. That's genius. I am throwing out my elevator speech and using your guidelines to connect. I love the part about the eyebrows, too. Very enlightening. I never thought about that. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with the world.
Hi Harriet, Wanted to stop in and say 'hello'. Saw you on Marisa Murgatroyd 's Super Hero Summit pre-view today. I'm a big fan of her work! Was a fun webinar!
yesterday. Went on this morning to try and write a blog post. Forget it. Sam you made such an impact that here I am this time really taking brake down note. Thank you
Great Ted Talk, entertaining and a great approach to the "elevator pitch" and answering "what do you do?". She talks about how to "raise the eyebrows" and gives some solid advice and a method to create intrigue and interest.
Mo .. thanks for the shout-out. May I ask what college course you're watching this for? It make my day to know these techniques are being taught at universities:-)
Thanks for sharing a true idea worth spreading Sam. This is universally applicable advice for anyone who is working on something they care about. Kudos!
Ever watched a Ted Talk with a really great speaker? Have you ever wondered how you could benefit from the message in her talk? Imagine me, little old Johnny, doing those things, and learning some GREAT techniques that are actually SUPER FUN to try, and boosting sales of my own micro-business! It's inspiring, fun and, I'm guessing, effective - can't wait to try your ideas Sam!
Thank you John for your instant application of these ideas - and for your gracious follow-up. I appreciate your feedback and am happy to hear you found these INTRIGUE insights fun, inspiring and useful. - Sam Horn
Glad you found this valuable. It makes my day to hear from people around the world that they watch this to develop a new elevator INTRO that helps them meet people more confidently and have more meaningful conversations .
One of the ways of making sure someone comes to an agreement is by knowing what they want to hear, and in order to get hold of that idea is ideal to appeal to a necessity. Unlike the condescending manner of approaching people exposing thus ulterior motives, connecting with people is not about acting in such a way the person feels flattered but instead, understood; aiming to find out a problem that is usually subject of concerns and according to it being able to approach the pitch of one's speech and ultimately provide a solution. Loved this Ted Talk, thanks Sam.
Love this and your infectious energy Sam! I can’t wait to take on this challenge and looking forward to meeting you at your Portland workshop in October! ❤️
* It really interesting 🤔 listening to this lovely lady and one ☝️ think you can pick up right away from her is the compassion she has towards people, that must be her nature. There’s a saying in Tamil, spoken in India, and it goes like this- you have butter 🧈 in your hand 🤚 and you go searching for ghee. Even though Joe Ann had the butter 🧈 she went searching for the ghee vs the others who took the butter 🧈, benefited by taking advice, thus made their own ghee. But I believe you’re more than the butter 🧈, you’re gold! Thanks 😊 for your advice.
You just made my day with your thoughtful feedback. Thank you for taking the time to share this lovely insight about compassion. Sending best wishes. - Sam Horn
Sam Horn Thank you and Happy Mather’s Day! 😊 As soon after listening 👂 to you I jotted this down, because I didn’t want to forget it while the idea 💡 popped up fresh in my head. Well, what good is it going to do for me some might think 🤔 being in the situation that I am in right now, but only the Almighty Lord has the power to bring anything to happen and it’s my responsibility to be prepared. So, thanks to your kindness, I have gained knowledge, I appreciate it greatly. So this is what I wrote: 1.) Do you know anyone who admired the taste of baklava so much that they would be willing to travel 🧳 overseas to grab them some? 2.) What would you say if it wasn’t too sweet, nor too soggy with all the sugar syrup, but just right amount of sugar with it’s flaky layer after layer of flavorful butter 🧈 that’s got the golden walnuts mixed in with it. 3.) If you had the opportunity to eat ☝️ that’s made with so much love 💕 and care, cut into a beautifully diamond ♦️ shaped pieces that smells so good 😊, would you be willing to try one ☝️? Well, this is what I had wrote down. I hope you liked it. It’s crazy, I am old. In my mid fifties. I just now discovered that I suddenly love 💕 to read and write, never thought 💭 in my wildest dreams. And here all the way through elementary school 🏫 I was terrible in my English class.
Thank you for your valuable feedback.
I'm on a mission to show that speaking is not just about giving an excellent presentation. Even if it's well-done, that is still one-way communication.
It's about creating two-way communication and creating an interactive community where everyone has a chance to connect and contribute their insights and experiences.
Hope you have a priority project in mind and take notes as you watch this video so you can instantly apply its techniques to create interest, earn respect and win buy-in to your priority projects. Enjoy!
Great speech, *****!
***** What a great lesson, from experience most 60 seconds tend to be a one way communication. I like the 3 Question technique to create interest. Thank you!
***** , how great to hear again about *creating intrigue*. here on G+. I'm grateful you gifted the Atwood/Atwood/Shimoff Million Dollar Mastermind group of September 2012 with your Skype visit where I first experienced the power of your insights. Pop on! Tongue-Fu on! Thank you.
Sam Horn this was so amazing, I'm watching a second time and sharing with my friend who has an amazing project to get his portable water filtration system for third world and natural disaster situations. I'm so excited for him to have another took to get his invention out to those in need.
@@SoulShineLiveMichele ... thanks for your feedback and for sharing this. Best wishes to your friend and his invention.
This needs more views. This is timeless, here I am 10 years later... sheesh!
She's like the 1/20 substitute teacher that every kid wants to come back
Hakasauars EXACTLY
This is exactly what compelled me to invite an acquaintance I met through facebook, and a common interest in a horse ranch, to a movie. Once upon a time, he had a zest for life and excitement, fast cars, and many friends. He is now in a wheelchair from an unfortunate accident and volunteers on a horse ranch that helps individuals with special needs. I invited him not only to expand my circle of friends with a compassionate human being, but to appreciate the experience of a simple thing such as going to a movie being confined to a wheelchair. I believe that people could very easily learn a handful (ha) of signs so that if they encounter a deaf person, they could at least have minimal dialogue and help them feel connected to society. Great talk!
She might be the best speaker I’ve ever watched.
This has helped me talk to people alot. If we want to succeed we must intrigue! Love that. It reminds me of a quote that says, "People won't care how much you know until they know how much you care" learned alot Thank you.
What a likeable person
yep, one of the best ted talks I've heard in a while, great mix of info and comedy and vocal pace.
Useful applicable and doable!
This is so true! Love life and love will love you back, is what I'm experiencing the last years as an artist! 😍🙏 The most important thing I've come to realize is that, in everything that you do in life, the energy that you feel while making it - passes on to others. 👌😇 So never loose faith in by thee!
Undoubtedly one of THE best ted talks.
"If you love life, life will love you back" Great🌞
Her ovation was much deserved, her 'pleasantness' doesn't feel as calculated as most who discuss these topics.. obviously she knows what she's doing and knows her craft (that's why she's teaching it) but at the same time it seems very sincere and easy absorb and learn - Great info, God bless you maam.
Sam Horn's talk is both entertaining and informative. Watch it if you have a new idea, business or strategy and you want to convince others to jump on board! Thank you, Sam!
Thank you Lisa. That was my goal - to hopefully engage people in this important topic of how to connect, model the principles, and share actionable insights people can put into practice and get real-world results. Glad to hear that this talk is having that impact.
Our team at Royal Roads University just used this method to present to our final residence MBA clients. We had them in the first 60 seconds and one was brought to tears by the end of the presentation. Thank you Sam Horn for your guidance that led us to a 99% grade.
You're welcome Scott and thanks for sharing your success story. It makes my day when people are kind enough to take the time to get in touch and let me know how these INTRIGUE approaches are helping them create more genuine connections with people. Congrats!
Tomorrow is the day that I will meet the person who has the power to say yes and change my life completely, enabling my biggest dream to come true! Thanks a lot! From the deep of my heart, thanks a lot!
how did it go?
Your meeting Jesus?
congratulations!!!
Sam, You are so intriguing that I want to listen to you all the time. Thank you for the talk.
Ella Tang plzlzzl talk to me my what's up number is +919782579339
@@Rijwan887 dude did she talk with you 🙄
Best speaker ever, beautiful lady.
Boy, did my light bulb go off, I finally got my 6 second 'here's what I do' down pat. Thank you...I've struggled with this for years! So simple and so effective. Ever since I've been using my new version, EVERYONE who has hear it stops in their tracks. I can't believe I found you.
So, what do/did you do?
Extremely underrated talk.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, I took notes! You know what else I figured out? A permanent smile and a great sense of humor goes a long way!
Thanks Chidera for your gracious note. Katherine Graham of the Washington Post said, "To do what you love and feel that it matters , how could anything be more fun?" I agree. I feel lucky to love and enjoy what I do and feel it matters. Katherine's right. I'm not sure it gets much better than that.
@@SamHornIntrigue I never expected this, and I am honoured by your reply. I already practiced the "Did you know?..." yesterday.
I have social anxiety and I get really nervous sometimes so this means a lot to me.
I hope that I can be happy doing the things I !genuinely! love to do and not be forced by society to do what society/the world needs me to do to survive.
Thank you once again ❤
that hands down is the best ted talk I've seen in ages, BRILLIANT!!!
alicefaye17 PLZZ talk to me my what's up number is +919782579339
Excellent talk. And I could listen to her speak all day long!
She is my Mother from another Mother. Love you ma
One of the best things I have EVER seen on the internet!
I have watched this a few times and now I am going to try and use it. What a wonderful speaker.
Thank you so much Sam Horn. Very powerful, very practical. One of the best speakers I've ever watched.
I listened to this marvelous entrepreneur.
I now am locked into a deep feeling of disturbance.
My life is now made of eyebrows
What a Dynamic Lady!!
I really like this; so applicable. Thanks Sam, Intrigue Expert!
Great way to make your 60 seconds and get people intrigued !!!
I have this Cheshire like smile on my face. You definitely connected with me. What a fantastical ray of light you are. Thank you for sharing your music.
Thanks for your gracious feedback. It made my day. Glad you found this intriguing and useful. - Sam Horn
Thanks @SamHorn for clearing the pathways to new vistas of expression - awesome
This talk is BRILLIANT!!
Love love love the step by step insights and advice!! Something I can really put into practice. Thank You Sam for sharing your brilliance and for being so intriguing!
So glad you found this valuable, and thanks for sharing this with others so they have an opportunity to put it into practice.
Do you know anyone - could be you, or a family member, or a friend - who watched a TED talk which was intriguing, entertaining, and actionable? Well, I just joined their ranks after watching this talk.
Thanks Apoorv: Your gracious response got my eyebrows up and made my day. Thanks.
Thank you Apoorv ... it makes my day when people take the time to let me know they've found this talk beneficial and they're using it in their life. Glad you found it entertaining, and most importatnly, actionable. - Sam Horn
This was a really good Ted Talk!
Great food for thought, will work on my 3 questions. I look forward to meeting Sam Horn in the near future.
As always, your style, insight and clarity make every word magic. Thanks, Sam
Wow! Your advice is amazing. Right away you are putting the focus on the other person even when they ask about you. That's genius. I am throwing out my elevator speech and using your guidelines to connect. I love the part about the eyebrows, too. Very enlightening. I never thought about that. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with the world.
Hi Harriet, Wanted to stop in and say 'hello'. Saw you on Marisa Murgatroyd 's Super Hero Summit pre-view today. I'm a big fan of her work! Was a fun webinar!
I think this video just changed my life
Higly practical and useful knowledge and wisdom, brilliant. Thanks Sam.
yes, yes... I am a believer. thank you.
OMG I've done that before.
Went through all the trouble of accessing an opportunity only to chicken out at the last minute!!
yesterday. Went on this morning to try and write a blog post. Forget it. Sam you made such an impact that here I am this time really taking brake down note.
Thank you
You find genius in the Professors office - sometimes, here's another kind!
Really great talk with so much practical take away. Thanks Sam
Absolutely EXCELLENT. Just what I needed for my business.
Whaoooo! Now I know why people get turned off when I try to explain what I do!
I'm implementing these principles immediately! Thank you for sharing this information!
one of the best talks
Great Ted Talk, entertaining and a great approach to the "elevator pitch" and answering "what do you do?".
She talks about how to "raise the eyebrows" and gives some solid advice and a method to create intrigue and interest.
Thanks Candina - glad you found this inspiring and useful!
Shoutout to those of us watching this video for a college course!
Mo .. thanks for the shout-out. May I ask what college course you're watching this for? It make my day to know these techniques are being taught at universities:-)
Gee, I like your Style a Lot..funny, witty, humble
Love this Ted talk
yessssssss. Someone has to teach this
Hey
alicia gannon PLZZ talk to me my what's up number is +919782579339
Thanks for sharing a true idea worth spreading Sam. This is universally applicable advice for anyone who is working on something they care about. Kudos!
Very good talk Sam. Will use this strategy in selling my TV Show. Hope all is well.
This is an awesome class!
Glad you enjoyed these insights on how to intrigue people, Peggy. Thanks for your positive feedback.
Excellent talk.
Thank you - glad you found this valuable.
This is absolutely informative and relevant. I will immediately use the principles.
Awesome presentation with content that's very practical and easy to apply
Very very Incredible, Loved it so much. She was great there.
Ayesha MoonMoon ASLMUALEKUM WA RAHMATULLAHI WABA RAKATUH plz talk to me my what's up number is +919782579339
Ever watched a Ted Talk with a really great speaker? Have you ever wondered how you could benefit from the message in her talk? Imagine me, little old Johnny, doing those things, and learning some GREAT techniques that are actually SUPER FUN to try, and boosting sales of my own micro-business! It's inspiring, fun and, I'm guessing, effective - can't wait to try your ideas Sam!
Thank you John for your instant application of these ideas - and for your gracious follow-up. I appreciate your feedback and am happy to hear you found these INTRIGUE insights fun, inspiring and useful. - Sam Horn
this is incredibly valuable information! wow my mind is blown
Valuable!
Glad you found this valuable. It makes my day to hear from people around the world that they watch this to develop a new elevator INTRO that helps them meet people more confidently and have more meaningful conversations .
💞....aaaahhhhh...Sammy,my eyebrows always goes up and down...even without thinking,been accused on that....love your Talk..Thank You💞‼️
She is great!
Great ideas, Sam! Always a pleasure to see you in action. You share such great content!
I absolutely loved this
Awesome Sam! I will share this with the people I coach who are struggling to craft their commercial.
A real gem. Must see.
Loved this talk.
Super funny and very doable!
I love this, I'm following her on RUclips asap.
what a sweet lady, and great and enjoyable talk
You are such a fantastic speaker (you intrigued me!) with amazing advice. Thank you 🙏
Glad you found this valuable. Hope this Did You Know opening helps you get interest in what you care about.
That's exactly why I have made it my mission to kill the elevator pitch...thanks Sam for the confirmation. brilliant
That doesn't look like it is good Tedx Talk at first, but it is!
For the next tedx event there is going to be someone speaking about "how tedx changed my life"
This is fantastic
great talk, really full of value and practical uses.
Thanks. That was my goal - for this to be inspiring AND full of practical, real-world examples so people could use these ideas on and off the job.
Awesome talk, very engaging and informative!
Sam, you always amaze me with your intriguing ways to keep it simple and make it real! Thanks for sharing your awesome insights! :)
I absolutely love this so much..
When asked how I spent my time during quarantine/lockdown I will simply reply, with intrigue, did you know?...
An awesome presentation..........really intriguing.............
One of the ways of making sure someone comes to an agreement is by knowing what they want to hear, and in order to get hold of that idea is ideal to appeal to a necessity.
Unlike the condescending manner of approaching people exposing thus ulterior motives, connecting with people is not about acting in such a way the person feels flattered but instead, understood; aiming to find out a problem that is usually subject of concerns and according to it being able to approach the pitch of one's speech and ultimately provide a solution.
Loved this Ted Talk, thanks Sam.
This is a very relevant talk . Thank you!
what a great message and excellent delivery! practical and practiceable ideas for making quick connections in an ever-quickening world :-)
this is great! thank you!
That was awesome! I know what to include in my marketing plan of my business
Very enlightening.
Love this and your infectious energy Sam!
I can’t wait to take on this challenge and looking forward to meeting you at your Portland workshop in October! ❤️
Thanks BethAnn - what fun we're going to have. Looking forward to crystallizng a Meaningful NEXT that puts the light on in our eyes.
SO WONDERFULL...
I learned something new today👍👍
So glad you liked this approach for how to turn a standard elevator SPEECH into a more genuinely engaging elevator CONVERSATION.
WoW!
Great Job on "Raising Eyebrows"! I enjoyed your workshop at BNI HQ.
This was excellent!
Esse vídeo é a coisa mais incrível da minha vidahhhh MEU DEUS-- eu tô passada
Sam this is great stuff!!! Thanks so much!
brilliant!
* It really interesting 🤔 listening to this lovely lady and one ☝️ think you can pick up right away from her is the compassion she has towards people, that must be her nature.
There’s a saying in Tamil, spoken in India, and it goes like this- you have butter 🧈 in your hand 🤚 and you go searching for ghee.
Even though Joe Ann had the butter 🧈 she went searching for the ghee vs the others who took the butter 🧈, benefited by taking advice, thus made their own ghee.
But I believe you’re more than the butter 🧈, you’re gold! Thanks 😊 for your advice.
You just made my day with your thoughtful feedback. Thank you for taking the time to share this lovely insight about compassion. Sending best wishes. - Sam Horn
Sam Horn
Thank you and Happy Mather’s Day! 😊
As soon after listening 👂 to you I jotted this down, because I didn’t want to forget it while the idea 💡 popped up fresh in my head. Well, what good is it going to do for me some might think 🤔 being in the situation that I am in right now, but only the Almighty Lord has the power to bring anything to happen and it’s my responsibility to be prepared. So, thanks to your kindness, I have gained knowledge, I appreciate it greatly.
So this is what I wrote:
1.) Do you know anyone who admired the taste of baklava so much that they would be willing to travel 🧳 overseas to grab them some?
2.) What would you say if it wasn’t too sweet, nor too soggy with all the sugar syrup, but just right amount of sugar with it’s flaky layer after layer of flavorful butter 🧈 that’s got the golden walnuts mixed in with it.
3.) If you had the opportunity to eat ☝️ that’s made with so much love 💕 and care, cut into a beautifully diamond ♦️ shaped pieces that smells so good 😊, would you be willing to try one ☝️?
Well, this is what I had wrote down. I hope you liked it.
It’s crazy, I am old. In my mid fifties. I just now discovered that I suddenly love 💕 to read and write, never thought 💭 in my wildest dreams. And here all the way through elementary school 🏫 I was terrible in my English class.