WEBVTT 00:00:10.728 --> 00:00:16.418 It's 1903, and this extraordinary guy named Teddy Roosevelt 00:00:16.808 --> 00:00:21.561 is standing on the edge of the Grand Canyon. 00:00:21.561 --> 00:00:27.377 At that time, people wanted to create hotels and spas 00:00:27.377 --> 00:00:30.242 and turn the Grand Canyon, in 1903, 00:00:30.242 --> 00:00:34.211 intoa profit-making Disneyland of the environment. 00:00:34.211 --> 00:00:37.026 And he stood and said no. 00:00:37.676 --> 00:00:41.567 And he created a tipping point for the environmental movement 00:00:41.567 --> 00:00:43.018 and for the world. 00:00:43.018 --> 00:00:46.105 He said, "Leave it as it is. 00:00:46.105 --> 00:00:51.555 The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it." 00:00:51.555 --> 00:00:54.204 (Applause) 00:00:54.204 --> 00:00:58.415 The world would have been a different place today 00:00:58.415 --> 00:01:00.461 without those words, 00:01:00.461 --> 00:01:05.432 those tipping point words from President Theodore Roosevelt. 00:01:05.432 --> 00:01:09.867 Fast forward, his fifth cousin, President Franklin Roosevelt, 00:01:09.867 --> 00:01:15.164 30 years later, 1933, in the midst of a huge crisis, 00:01:15.164 --> 00:01:17.334 the Great Depression of America, 00:01:17.334 --> 00:01:22.715 said a few words to create a tipping point towards healing for the United States. 00:01:22.715 --> 00:01:27.129 Franklin Roosevelt: First of all, let me assert my firm belief 00:01:27.709 --> 00:01:33.858 that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, 00:01:34.558 --> 00:01:37.987 nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror, 00:01:38.657 --> 00:01:44.167 which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance. 00:01:45.097 --> 00:01:47.903 Richard Greene: The world would have been a different place 00:01:47.903 --> 00:01:51.548 without those words, at that time, from that man. 00:01:52.257 --> 00:01:57.891 So, in my 30 years of studying public speaking and great speeches, 00:01:58.294 --> 00:02:00.365 I found that there are seven secrets 00:02:00.365 --> 00:02:03.739 that great speakers do, that other people don't, 00:02:03.739 --> 00:02:07.371 and it's my belief that every single human being 00:02:07.371 --> 00:02:08.752 can be a great speaker, 00:02:08.752 --> 00:02:11.587 and that their words can create a tipping point, 00:02:11.587 --> 00:02:16.927 and that their words and their essence can change the world. 00:02:16.927 --> 00:02:19.753 The first secret is about words 00:02:19.753 --> 00:02:22.759 and understanding that words can be the best, 00:02:22.759 --> 00:02:24.479 the most amazing in the world, 00:02:24.479 --> 00:02:27.404 but they only actually touch people 00:02:27.404 --> 00:02:33.004 and communicate 7% of the impact that one human being has on another. 00:02:33.004 --> 00:02:37.703 Voice tone - the variation in your voice, the enthusiasm, the love, 00:02:37.703 --> 00:02:40.691 the passion that comes through your voice - 38%. 00:02:40.691 --> 00:02:43.940 Your body language: are you looking into someone's eyes, 00:02:43.940 --> 00:02:46.991 or are you looking over their head and not connected? 00:02:46.991 --> 00:02:48.931 So words, voice tone, and body language, 00:02:48.931 --> 00:02:51.862 those are the three vehicles, the three pathways, 00:02:51.862 --> 00:02:54.302 that great communication happens in. 00:02:54.967 --> 00:02:56.595 Secret number four. 00:02:56.595 --> 00:03:00.345 What most people do is they throw so much data out, 00:03:00.345 --> 00:03:03.790 trying to prove that they are smart, trying to get all the content out. 00:03:03.790 --> 00:03:05.743 Words are the 7%. 00:03:05.743 --> 00:03:09.753 What's important is what is that one thing that you want to leave people with? 00:03:09.753 --> 00:03:13.527 What is that headline? That's what makes a great speech. 00:03:13.527 --> 00:03:16.170 That's what we are talking about today. 00:03:16.170 --> 00:03:18.425 Secret number five is fascinating. 00:03:18.425 --> 00:03:22.084 If you are afraid - are any of you afraid of public speaking? 00:03:22.744 --> 00:03:25.959 41% of the world, across cultures, 00:03:25.959 --> 00:03:29.678 is terrified almost to the point, and often to the point, 00:03:29.678 --> 00:03:32.924 of actually turning down speaking appointments. 00:03:32.924 --> 00:03:34.624 Whether they are political leaders, 00:03:34.624 --> 00:03:36.858 or business leaders, or charitable leaders, 00:03:36.858 --> 00:03:40.274 they turn down opportunities to shake the world 00:03:40.274 --> 00:03:41.645 because they are scared. 00:03:41.645 --> 00:03:43.976 There are a lot of reasons why people are scared, 00:03:43.976 --> 00:03:46.538 but in my experience, the number one reason 00:03:46.538 --> 00:03:49.458 is that we don't know what public speaking really is. 00:03:49.458 --> 00:03:51.336 We don't know the true definition. 00:03:51.336 --> 00:03:53.241 The true definition of public speaking 00:03:53.241 --> 00:03:59.920 is that public speaking is nothing more than having a conversation from your heart 00:04:00.610 --> 00:04:05.242 about something that you are authentically passionate about, right? 00:04:05.242 --> 00:04:07.529 If you think it's a performance, 00:04:07.529 --> 00:04:11.110 you are going to be 0% you and 100% actor, 00:04:11.110 --> 00:04:14.150 and we don't get to see and experience and feel who you are. 00:04:14.478 --> 00:04:17.907 So, I want you to write the word speech down on a piece of paper, 00:04:17.907 --> 00:04:21.755 and I want you to put a circle around it, and I want you to put a line through it. 00:04:21.755 --> 00:04:24.765 I don't want you ever, ever to give another speech. 00:04:24.765 --> 00:04:26.785 That's not what great speakers do. 00:04:26.785 --> 00:04:29.441 They don't give a speech; they don't give a performance; 00:04:29.441 --> 00:04:31.781 they don't make a presentation to the audience; 00:04:31.781 --> 00:04:33.249 they have what? 00:04:33.249 --> 00:04:35.119 They have a conversation with. 00:04:35.119 --> 00:04:37.871 It's a circle. It brings us all together. 00:04:37.871 --> 00:04:41.001 We are a web, connected to every other person. 00:04:41.001 --> 00:04:42.831 That's what great speakers do. 00:04:43.674 --> 00:04:45.956 When I first met Princess Diana, 00:04:46.752 --> 00:04:48.841 she looks me in the eyes and says, 00:04:48.841 --> 00:04:51.024 "You know, I am so scared of public speaking, 00:04:51.024 --> 00:04:54.024 and I wish that I could do what Charles does." 00:04:54.024 --> 00:04:56.398 Now, this was when they were actually breaking up, 00:04:56.398 --> 00:04:59.248 so it was even more difficult for her to admit that. 00:04:59.248 --> 00:05:01.360 And I said, "What does he do?" 00:05:01.360 --> 00:05:04.643 "Well, he just stands up there, and he tells this funny joke, 00:05:04.643 --> 00:05:07.748 and then he moves on, and he is completely unfazed by it." 00:05:07.748 --> 00:05:12.827 And I told her that Prince Charles doesn't have what she has. 00:05:12.827 --> 00:05:17.192 And what she had, was what touched and moved the world. 00:05:17.192 --> 00:05:20.298 People connected with her on a human level. 00:05:20.298 --> 00:05:24.129 And all you need to do, Your Royal Highness, 00:05:24.129 --> 00:05:27.970 is just share from your heart, that huge heart that you have, 00:05:27.970 --> 00:05:29.140 and your gut, 00:05:29.140 --> 00:05:31.403 and people will love you. 00:05:31.403 --> 00:05:33.637 Even through the speech that scares you, 00:05:33.637 --> 00:05:36.810 they will feel you; they will know you; they will connect with you. 00:05:36.810 --> 00:05:39.785 That's far more effective than giving a speech, 00:05:39.785 --> 00:05:42.927 than telling a funny joke but not sharing your heart. 00:05:44.170 --> 00:05:45.450 So, secret number six - 00:05:45.450 --> 00:05:47.852 and you'll notice this in some of the speakers - 00:05:47.852 --> 00:05:50.876 is that we actually have five parts of our brain. 00:05:50.876 --> 00:05:53.086 Those five different senses - 00:05:53.086 --> 00:05:56.081 seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching, and feeling - 00:05:56.081 --> 00:05:59.909 translate into four different actual communication languages. 00:06:00.235 --> 00:06:02.709 Speak one of them, you're not going to be very good. 00:06:02.709 --> 00:06:06.009 Speak two of them, you'll be average, no matter who you are. 00:06:06.009 --> 00:06:10.024 Speak all four, no matter who you are, you're going to rock the world. 00:06:10.024 --> 00:06:12.976 Because you're going to be giving every person in the audience 00:06:12.976 --> 00:06:15.586 something that they can connect to. 00:06:15.586 --> 00:06:20.206 And visual is the energy; it's the language of energy. 00:06:20.206 --> 00:06:22.690 It's Robin Williams - I've used him as an example, 00:06:22.690 --> 00:06:25.290 and I'm going to continue to use him as an example. 00:06:25.290 --> 00:06:28.134 How amazing was Robin Williams. 00:06:28.134 --> 00:06:31.978 Auditory is the ability to translate details of what you see, 00:06:31.978 --> 00:06:35.198 what you think, what you feel into a story, into words. 00:06:35.198 --> 00:06:37.992 Ronald Reagan was a great example of that. 00:06:37.992 --> 00:06:41.530 Auditory/Digital, that's the Albert Einstein, the Bill Gates. 00:06:42.160 --> 00:06:46.080 The analytical, statistically driven kind of information. 00:06:46.080 --> 00:06:49.340 If you don't have that, you don't have the foundation of credibility. 00:06:49.340 --> 00:06:51.862 People go, "Wow, that person is very charming, 00:06:51.862 --> 00:06:53.602 but there is no there there." 00:06:53.602 --> 00:06:58.242 Kinesthetic is the James Earl Jones, the Morgan Freeman, the Barry White. 00:06:58.583 --> 00:07:00.363 Oh, baby ... 00:07:00.363 --> 00:07:01.967 (Laughter) 00:07:01.967 --> 00:07:03.501 It's the poet Ali. 00:07:03.501 --> 00:07:07.966 It's that connecting thing that is inside of each and every one of us, 00:07:07.966 --> 00:07:11.036 that is the most important thing, in being a speaker, 00:07:11.036 --> 00:07:12.406 in being a communicator. 00:07:13.056 --> 00:07:16.815 And then seven, you can just have this and nothing else, 00:07:16.815 --> 00:07:19.255 and you will still rock the world. 00:07:19.255 --> 00:07:20.673 As so many people do. 00:07:20.673 --> 00:07:22.617 And that is your authentic passion. 00:07:22.617 --> 00:07:27.212 What is it that is so effing cool that you just have to share it, 00:07:27.212 --> 00:07:29.286 or so effing compelling? 00:07:29.286 --> 00:07:32.623 And I use that middle word, you can use whatever version you want, 00:07:32.623 --> 00:07:35.839 because it's a visceral thing, it's not intellectual. 00:07:35.839 --> 00:07:39.928 So let's go back on our chronological tour of great speeches 00:07:39.928 --> 00:07:43.138 that have created tipping points in the world. 00:07:43.138 --> 00:07:47.258 Now this person, Lou Gehrig, didn't create a tipping point 00:07:47.258 --> 00:07:51.478 in terms of the global geopolitics of the world, 00:07:51.478 --> 00:07:53.285 but he created a tipping point 00:07:53.285 --> 00:07:56.485 in terms of understanding the human spirit and his own. 00:07:56.485 --> 00:08:00.170 Here it was, as you all know, he was diagnosed with ALS. 00:08:00.170 --> 00:08:02.770 He tried to play, couldn't play. 00:08:02.770 --> 00:08:07.093 He had to end his career, and Yankee Stadium held a day for him - 00:08:07.093 --> 00:08:09.309 Lou Gehrig day, it was in 1939. 00:08:09.309 --> 00:08:10.313 He gets out there. 00:08:10.313 --> 00:08:13.643 He, like so many of you, was petrified of public speaking. 00:08:13.643 --> 00:08:15.063 And he is there; he is there, 00:08:15.063 --> 00:08:18.861 and then, just when it's time for him to go on, he starts backing away. 00:08:18.861 --> 00:08:21.177 He said, "I can't do this. I can't do this." 00:08:21.177 --> 00:08:23.957 His manager comes up to him, puts his arm around him, says, 00:08:23.957 --> 00:08:27.397 "Lou, they're all here for you, my friend. They're all here for you." 00:08:27.397 --> 00:08:30.922 And walks him up and he goes, and this is what he says. 00:08:30.922 --> 00:08:32.224 Lou Gehrig: Today, 00:08:33.024 --> 00:08:38.294 I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. 00:08:38.854 --> 00:08:43.300 RG: Everyone who studies public speaking puts that speech in their list. 00:08:43.616 --> 00:08:47.838 It's just unbelievable, the sense of gratitude that this man had 00:08:47.838 --> 00:08:50.218 in the middle of his own personal crisis. 00:08:50.218 --> 00:08:52.289 But let's go to the next year. 00:08:52.625 --> 00:08:56.746 A huge tipping point is about to happen for Great Britain 00:08:56.746 --> 00:08:59.236 and their battle against Nazi Germany. 00:08:59.236 --> 00:09:03.032 Three days before the speech, King George goes to Winston Churchill 00:09:03.032 --> 00:09:06.794 and says, "Please, I want you to be the Prime Minister. 00:09:06.794 --> 00:09:09.815 We've got to do something; we've got to face this threat." 00:09:09.815 --> 00:09:12.722 And this is Winston Churchill. It's just audio. 00:09:12.722 --> 00:09:15.502 They didn't have the video in the House of Commons in 1940. 00:09:15.502 --> 00:09:17.532 Winston Churchill: In stage of the house, 00:09:17.532 --> 00:09:19.768 and I said to those who joined the government, 00:09:21.108 --> 00:09:27.250 I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. 00:09:28.398 --> 00:09:31.658 RG: The world would have been a different place 00:09:31.658 --> 00:09:34.118 without Winston Churchill and those words, 00:09:34.118 --> 00:09:37.549 and that level of conviction, leadership, and resolve. 00:09:37.549 --> 00:09:39.085 Let's move forward now. 00:09:39.085 --> 00:09:42.241 I have three from John F. Kennedy, and you'll see why. 00:09:42.241 --> 00:09:44.091 This one, you all know about. 00:09:44.091 --> 00:09:47.905 He was following an old general, Dwight D. Eisenhower. 00:09:47.905 --> 00:09:51.655 He is in his 40s, a whole new era for America and the world. 00:09:51.655 --> 00:09:55.246 You'll be familiar with the first part of this but probably not the second. 00:09:55.246 --> 00:09:57.371 John F. Kennedy: My fellow Americans, 00:09:57.371 --> 00:10:01.643 ask not what your country can do for you, 00:10:02.167 --> 00:10:04.375 ask what you can do for your country. 00:10:04.375 --> 00:10:07.015 (Cheering) (Applause) 00:10:07.015 --> 00:10:08.924 RG: He continues. 00:10:11.962 --> 00:10:14.692 JFK: My fellow citizens of the world, 00:10:15.190 --> 00:10:19.114 ask not what America will do for you 00:10:19.980 --> 00:10:23.826 but what together we can do for the freedom of man. 00:10:23.826 --> 00:10:26.826 (Cheering) (Applause) 00:10:27.676 --> 00:10:29.834 RG: The world became a different place 00:10:29.834 --> 00:10:32.834 because of that speech and that new president. 00:10:32.834 --> 00:10:38.476 And he proved it several times, a couple years later at Rice University, 00:10:38.476 --> 00:10:41.395 he is talking about his authentic passion: 00:10:42.024 --> 00:10:43.541 put a man on the moon. 00:10:43.541 --> 00:10:46.059 Listen to the level of detail here, 00:10:46.059 --> 00:10:49.635 and notice that this is such a visionary leader 00:10:49.635 --> 00:10:53.738 that he even commits himself and the United States of America 00:10:53.738 --> 00:10:57.037 when we don't even at that point know how to do it. 00:10:57.687 --> 00:10:59.437 JFK: We shall send to the moon, 00:11:00.157 --> 00:11:02.387 240,000 miles away 00:11:03.231 --> 00:11:05.797 from the control station in Houston, 00:11:05.797 --> 00:11:10.176 a giant rocket, more than 300 feet tall, 00:11:10.176 --> 00:11:12.349 the length of this football field, 00:11:12.349 --> 00:11:14.343 made of new metal alloys, 00:11:14.780 --> 00:11:17.788 some of which have not yet been invented, 00:11:17.788 --> 00:11:21.047 capable of standing heat and stress, 00:11:21.047 --> 00:11:23.537 several times more than have ever been experienced, 00:11:24.227 --> 00:11:28.051 fitted together with a precision better than the finest watch, 00:11:28.765 --> 00:11:30.692 carrying all the equipment needed 00:11:30.692 --> 00:11:36.242 for propulsion, guidance, control, communications, food and survival, 00:11:36.242 --> 00:11:40.868 on an untried mission, to an unknown celestial body, 00:11:41.210 --> 00:11:43.597 and then return it safely to earth, 00:11:44.255 --> 00:11:48.797 re-entering the atmosphere at speeds of over 25,000 miles per hour, 00:11:49.457 --> 00:11:53.051 causing heat about half that of the temperature of the sun, 00:11:53.051 --> 00:11:55.315 almost as hot as it is here today, 00:11:55.315 --> 00:11:59.463 and do all this, and do it right, 00:11:59.463 --> 00:12:03.033 and do it first before this decade is out, 00:12:03.033 --> 00:12:04.678 then we must be bold. 00:12:05.909 --> 00:12:07.740 RG: How amazing was that? 00:12:08.590 --> 00:12:11.374 Sadly, he didn't get to live to see that. 00:12:11.374 --> 00:12:14.233 But he made it happen through his vision, his leadership, 00:12:14.233 --> 00:12:17.386 and creating that tipping point with that speech. 00:12:17.386 --> 00:12:21.056 And then, as you know, the famous speech, he is in Berlin. 00:12:21.056 --> 00:12:23.920 The West Berliners are suffering mightily. 00:12:23.920 --> 00:12:26.462 He goes in and says they're not alone. 00:12:27.252 --> 00:12:30.536 JFK: All free men, wherever they may live, 00:12:31.176 --> 00:12:32.676 as citizens of Berlin, 00:12:33.866 --> 00:12:36.476 and therefore as a free man, 00:12:37.496 --> 00:12:42.394 I take pride in the words: Ich bin ein Berliner. 00:12:42.394 --> 00:12:45.394 (Cheering) (Applause) 00:12:48.641 --> 00:12:50.432 RG: OK, so, 00:12:51.992 --> 00:12:55.232 next year after that, or actually later that year, 00:12:55.232 --> 00:12:58.244 Dr. Martin Luther King, I think you've all been aware of this, 00:12:58.244 --> 00:13:04.099 no one would doubt that this speech, half of which he ad-libbed, 00:13:04.099 --> 00:13:06.239 ad-libbed this speech, 00:13:06.239 --> 00:13:08.294 shook the world and created a tipping point. 00:13:08.294 --> 00:13:10.204 Martin Luther King: I have a dream 00:13:10.204 --> 00:13:11.936 (Applause) 00:13:11.936 --> 00:13:16.954 that my four little children will one day, live in a nation, 00:13:16.954 --> 00:13:20.394 where they will not be judged by the color of their skin 00:13:20.394 --> 00:13:22.576 but by the content of their character. 00:13:22.576 --> 00:13:24.043 I have a dream today. 00:13:24.043 --> 00:13:26.833 (Cheering) (Applause) 00:13:27.733 --> 00:13:29.183 RG: If only it were true, 00:13:29.183 --> 00:13:32.133 and we're making progress because of that speech. 00:13:32.133 --> 00:13:35.612 Barbara Jordan, someone you may not know, Texas Congresswoman, 00:13:35.612 --> 00:13:38.881 was the last person to speak at the Watergate Committee, 00:13:38.881 --> 00:13:42.631 talking about whether we, in fact, were going to impeach Richard Nixon. 00:13:42.631 --> 00:13:45.908 She was a freshman congresswoman; it was around midnight, 00:13:45.908 --> 00:13:49.534 and yet, her words with that incredible voice tone of hers 00:13:49.534 --> 00:13:53.701 shook the world and catalyzed the movement against Richard Nixon. 00:13:53.701 --> 00:13:56.751 Barbara Jordan: Today, I am an inquisitor, 00:13:58.131 --> 00:14:00.931 and hyperbole would not be fictional 00:14:00.931 --> 00:14:05.086 and would not overstate the solemnness that I feel right now. 00:14:05.876 --> 00:14:10.102 My faith in the Constitution is whole; it is complete; it is total. 00:14:10.912 --> 00:14:14.465 And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator 00:14:15.135 --> 00:14:19.083 to the diminution, the subversion, 00:14:19.083 --> 00:14:22.544 the destruction of the Constitution. 00:14:23.683 --> 00:14:25.060 RG: Barack Obama. 00:14:25.661 --> 00:14:29.282 BO: Tonight is a particular honor for me because, let's face it, 00:14:29.282 --> 00:14:32.719 my presence on this stage is pretty unlikely. 00:14:33.705 --> 00:14:38.766 RG: And that's it, right there, that speech was a tipping point. 00:14:38.766 --> 00:14:41.378 It changed America, whether you like him or not, 00:14:41.378 --> 00:14:44.374 that one speech in 2004 changed America. 00:14:44.374 --> 00:14:46.158 We don't have audio of this. 00:14:46.158 --> 00:14:50.590 But one of my favorite speeches ever is a speech given by Albert Einstein. 00:14:50.590 --> 00:14:54.369 He says: the most beautiful and deepest experience a man can have 00:14:54.369 --> 00:14:56.599 is the sense of the mysterious. 00:14:56.599 --> 00:14:59.269 To sense that behind anything that can be experienced 00:14:59.269 --> 00:15:02.489 there is a something that our mind cannot grasp 00:15:02.489 --> 00:15:07.039 and whose beauty and simplicity are but a feeble reflection ... 00:15:07.039 --> 00:15:09.849 To me, it suffices to wonder at these secrets 00:15:09.849 --> 00:15:12.969 and to attempt humbly to grasp with my mind 00:15:12.969 --> 00:15:17.139 a mere image of the lofty structure of all that there is. 00:15:17.139 --> 00:15:20.925 And he did that and created a shift, 00:15:20.925 --> 00:15:25.131 where we understood how matter and energy are the same, 00:15:25.907 --> 00:15:29.195 and created a new paradigm, and some people even think 00:15:29.195 --> 00:15:35.283 that it mirrors this ancient symbol for God called Ohm. 00:15:35.622 --> 00:15:38.778 If you look at it, there is a backward E, 00:15:38.778 --> 00:15:42.942 there is an equal sign, there is an M, which is on its side, 00:15:42.942 --> 00:15:47.062 there is a C, and there is a supernumerary that also looks like the square. 00:15:47.062 --> 00:15:49.737 E=MC2, thousands of years ago, 00:15:49.737 --> 00:15:54.927 reflected in Albert Einstein's discovery in 1906. 00:15:54.927 --> 00:15:58.188 I want to play this, in my opinion 00:15:58.188 --> 00:16:01.698 this is the most powerful couple minutes of recorded oratory, 00:16:01.698 --> 00:16:06.361 recorded tipping-point speech making in the history of the world. 00:16:06.361 --> 00:16:07.751 Feel it and notice, 00:16:07.751 --> 00:16:10.435 this is the last speech he gave before he died. 00:16:10.435 --> 00:16:14.600 He died, and it was obvious he knew it, he died the next day. 00:16:15.660 --> 00:16:18.495 MLK: Like anybody, I would like to live, 00:16:19.656 --> 00:16:23.838 a long life, longevity has its place. 00:16:24.990 --> 00:16:27.620 But I'm not concerned about that now. 00:16:28.898 --> 00:16:31.235 I just want to do God's will. 00:16:32.895 --> 00:16:35.706 And He's allowed me to go up to the mountain. 00:16:36.975 --> 00:16:38.422 And I've looked over, 00:16:39.402 --> 00:16:43.079 and I've seen the promised land. 00:16:44.382 --> 00:16:49.243 I may not get there with you, but I want you to know tonight 00:16:50.063 --> 00:16:54.066 that we as a people, will get to the promised land. 00:16:54.727 --> 00:16:57.727 (Cheering) (Applause) 00:16:59.869 --> 00:17:01.391 So I'm happy, tonight. 00:17:01.391 --> 00:17:05.661 I'm not worried about anything; I'm not fearing any man. 00:17:06.061 --> 00:17:10.117 My eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord. 00:17:11.355 --> 00:17:13.812 RG: So, are you afraid of public speaking? 00:17:13.812 --> 00:17:18.279 If so, you're along with half of the people on the planet. 00:17:18.279 --> 00:17:22.460 The way over that is to see it as a conversation from your heart 00:17:22.460 --> 00:17:24.683 and to ask yourself this one question: 00:17:24.683 --> 00:17:26.238 What is my Dharma? 00:17:26.238 --> 00:17:30.440 What is it that I am passionate about that I want to share with the world? 00:17:30.714 --> 00:17:33.043 Something that my unique DNA, 00:17:33.043 --> 00:17:36.400 which is contained in every one of 50 trillion cells 00:17:36.400 --> 00:17:40.280 carried in 50,000 atomic bombs worth of energy, 00:17:40.280 --> 00:17:42.059 that's what Einstein said, 00:17:42.059 --> 00:17:45.708 will allow me to be out in the world, make a difference, 00:17:45.708 --> 00:17:50.469 and give speeches, share my passion, and make the world a better place. 00:17:50.469 --> 00:17:54.602 Every single person I've worked with has the ability, in their own way, 00:17:54.602 --> 00:17:56.432 to break through, 00:17:56.432 --> 00:18:00.494 to make the world a better place, to bring that passion out, 00:18:00.494 --> 00:18:06.801 and to create a tipping point that will change every single thing on the planet, 00:18:06.801 --> 00:18:08.955 and indeed, make the world a better place. 00:18:08.955 --> 00:18:12.272 And I encourage you, to, please, step through the fear, 00:18:12.272 --> 00:18:15.333 share your passion, share who you are authentically 00:18:15.333 --> 00:18:16.835 and make that difference. 00:18:16.835 --> 00:18:18.050 Thank you all so much. 00:18:18.050 --> 00:18:20.520 (Applause) (Cheering)