Paul Scanlon

Paul Scanlon Speaking Topics

• The Seven Levels Of Authentic Communication

  In this talk, Paul will show audiences how to become fluent in the seven levels of authentic communication:

  1. Understanding How People Listen
  2. The Metrics Of Being Memorable
  3. Self-Awareness Is A Non-Negotiable
  4. Cross-Cultural Communication
  5. Vulnerability: Why We Love & Hate It
  6. Capture And Delivery
  7. Managing The Band In Your Head

• Prosperity of the Soul: Finding Happiness & Live Authentic

  In this talk, you will uncover your core identity, disconnect from your ego, and overcome the external pressures that are stifling who you want to become.

  Many people are going through life on autopilot, unsure of where their lives are going, who they are, or what they truly want from life.

  Fulfillment, happiness, and success are all interconnected, but because very few people understand the difference between external and internal validation, most people spend their lives chasing the wrong things.

  We live in an age of incredible technological and medical advancement, yet the world is breaking down before our eyes. We are the sickest, most depressed, suicidal, hopeless generation of them all.

  In this course, Paul discusses the upcoming age of human flourishing, which evolves from our positive response to personal and social crises from loneliness or mental health issues, poverty, unemployment, and human rights.

  Living from the inside out is a new rebellion.

  Paul condenses the science of happiness to our psychological fundamentals and explores what happiness means and why we must stop buying things to make ourselves feel complete. He also dispels the myths about social success and challenges pharmaceutical companies for profiting off keeping people sick.

  In this, you will learn:

  • The surprising connection between unhappiness and the ego.
  • The secret way capitalism is sabotaging your happiness.
  • How the pre-psychological consciousness comprises your core identity.
  • How labels separate you from your core identity and make you more disconnected.
  • All about three natures that comprise your personality: biogenic, socio-genic, and idio-genic.
  • How to create who you are and overcome social pressures to be something else.
  • What your soul loves and how to do more of it.

Self-Awareness Made Simple

The development of self-awareness has been the single biggest game-changer in Paul's life, but it should have been far easier to find and benefit from than it has been.

Session Overview:

• S1 • What is Self-Awareness? Paul's simple definition of self-awareness is the ability to think about yourself and how and why you think that way. It is the gift of self-knowledge that becomes knowing yourself.
• S2 • The Difference Between Self-Consciousness and Self-Awareness: Many of us think that these two things are the same, and that’s why more of us think we’re self-aware than we are. You will be self-conscious without even trying, but self-awareness requires intentionality and effort.
• S3 • Two Kinds Of Self-Awareness: There are two kinds of self-awareness: internal and external. Having one doesn’t automatically mean you have the other. To be aware of yourself also doesn’t mean you’re aware of how you come across to others.
• S4 — How to Develop Self-Awareness: This section is where we get really uncomfortable and practical. Self-awareness doesn’t improve with age or experience; it has to be worked at daily. Its development requires humility and vulnerability, two things humans find very difficult.

How to Influence Others Positively: Learn How To Measure Your Success By How Much You Help Others Grow

Most organizations and people measure their success according to the growth of external factors, such as money, followers, sales, products, employees, etc.

But commercial measurements of success aren’t indicative of meaningful growth. If you want to positively influence others and help them grow, you have to learn how to measure internal growth and impact.

Paul Scanlon’s revolutionary course argues that real success is measured by how positively you help others progress in life. He believes learning how to make others grow organically is the key to creating a sustainable, long-term business. The focus, Paul claims, shouldn’t be on growing things in life but rather on growing people.

Takeaways:

• How to manage your motivation for growth.
• How to positively inspire other people to grow and develop.
• How to measure growth without prescribing standards onto people.
• How to be more patient with change and progress.
• How to manage tensions and solve problems.
• How to overcome negative beliefs and biases holding you back.
• The importance of giving specific, positive feedback.
• How to shift your mindset and discover your real interests and strengths.

Aging Well

Resist and even reverse decay so that as you age, you constantly feel younger, fitter, and sharper with every passing year. Paul breaks down the five fundamental areas of Aging Well: Physically, Mentally, Emotionally, Relationally, and Generationally.

Become someone who loves how you look and feel as you age. Learn what it means to create a legacy for those you love the most. Take control of your emotions with each year. Learn who to develop the right relationships with.

This talk will discuss:

• How to serve your mind, body, spirit, and soul as you mature and age.
• To understand how tightly bound your internal world is to your external experience and how to make the most out of this connection.
• The beauty of living life to its fullest, even in old age.
• How to navigate and not negotiate on the state of your mental, physical, and emotional health.
• To become more conscious of how you live your life and live in a way that brings out the best in yourself and others.
• How to reclaim your youthful drive and excitement for life.
• Why aging well matters for you, the people around you, and the world as a whole.

Who this course is for:

• Those who want to ensure every part of themselves and their lives flourish every year.
• Those wanting to reclaim the spark and ambition they had in their youth to ensure they make the most out of the life they’ve got left.
• Those wishing to leave an impactful legacy to those they love.