BLABBIT WELCOMES J.T. COMPEAU! (08/12/22)

Storytelling consultant J.T. Compeau is the guest on this week’s Blabbit. In a wide-ranging and often unpredictable (in a good way) conversation, we uncovered many valuable storytelling and public speaking insights.

IT’S ABOUT TO GO DOWN!: SURFBOARDS, BELLY BREATHING, AND BRAINS oN THE BEACH (01/13/22)

“How do you, how can you, and how will you contribute to this community?” - from Season 3 of It's About to Go Down. So what happens when a bunch of idea creators get together in the same zoom? In this "rap-up" episode, Marc and Cathey catch up with the members of the Season #3 community.

IT’S ABOUT TO GO DOWN!: SNEAKER STORIES, AN ORTHODONTIST’s MOTHER, AND FINDING INSIGHTS (05/10/21)

"Find things in your stories you would never think of." - J.T. Compeau, speechwriter, content interpreter, and presentation consultant. In this episode, Marc and Cathey help J.T. transform his idea about embracing the stories that we don’t tell.

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

FEARLESS PRESENTATIONS: Using Your Story to Create Better Presentations (05/10/21)

In the interview, Doug and J.T. discuss J.T.'s background in marketing and how that experience led him to help business owners be able to create both a personal brand as well as brand their companies using a narrative. J.T. gives a few tips to help businesspeople create better (more interesting) speeches and presentations.

The BRANDTELLING PODCAST: STRONGER SPEAKING PERFORMANCE THROUGH STORYTELLING (08/12/20)

Do you have the tools you need to increase your public speaking performance? Can you leverage your “founder’s story” and other storytelling topics to interest and engage your audience?

That’s the topic of this episode of The Brandtelling Podcast as host Arthur Germain interviews J.T. Compeau, founder of The Content Interpreter.

The PATH DISTILLED: EPISODE 14 (07/12/20)

Are you willing to persist long enough to allow your failures to evolve into successes?

Hear about J.T. Compeau’s path to becoming a consultant who helps thought leaders, C-suite executives, and entrepreneurs share their greatness with others in their speeches and presentations.

Listen to his episode to hear about his experience of being an entrepreneur, what he’s learned about high performance throughout his own journey and from the individuals he works with, and what expectation he realized he had to sacrifice.

GET HEARD WITH IAN ROTH: EPISODE 29 (06/24/20)

J.T. Compeau is the owner of The Content Interpreter, and he works to translate your speech so that people relate to the story and engage with you. This episode is all about delivering a keynote speech that will make an impression and be remembered.

Make sure that you are invested in your story and make it relevant and weave it into expertise.

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BOOTSTRAPPING YOUR DREAMS: EPISODE 122 (11/09/19)

Manuj Aggarwal and J.T. Compeau discuss how to craft a story that makes a memorable impact on the audience.

In this episode, we learn about the power of storytelling, common themes that make an impact on audiences, framing a successful speech, and more.

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LEveraging Thought Leadership: EPIsode 148 (08/29/19)

Taking your content from a book or video to a speech can be more difficult than it sounds. Finding the right flow and information to include can get overwhelming.

Our guest J.T. Compeau is the Founder of The Content Interpreter and a consultant who helps Thought Leaders get their public speaking to a higher level.

J.T. lays out his frame work when working with a client, shares what should be in a great speech, what to avoid, and some of his philosophies around speechwriting.

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B2B Growth: EXPERIMENTS EPIsode #2 (04/24/19)

In this episode of the #Experiments series, David Kelly speaks with J.T. about:

1) How he identified his passion — and iterated until he found a winning business idea
2) The #1 marketing strategy he used to get more clients (and his biggest marketing channel failure)
3) Strategies and advice for dealing with Imposter Syndrome