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Instead of getting louder, she tends to lower her voice. She leans into the audience and squares her shoulders when she’s trying to really draw them in. It can be brutal because no one likes to hear themselves on video, but you’ll be able to recognize your nervous tics.Ī lot of Rachel’s “speech choreography” is natural.

The best thing you can do as a new speaker is to video yourself speaking and then watch the playback. She started typing out every word of her speeches and the more she spoke, the more she realized what was working and what wasn’t. Though she had a speech written for her, as she read it, she realized it just didn’t sound like her. She had just gotten married and was in the process of moving back home to Nashville. Rachel Cruze landed her first speaking gig four days after her college graduation. She felt the urge to help them and spread the message of handling your finances well. Her “lightbulb moment” happened in college when she was interacting with peers concerning their money. She was 15 years old when she first started speaking at conferences with her dad. They didn’t try to push them away from the business but made sure they knew they would have to work really hard.Įarly on, Rachel realized she loved public speaking. Her parents always taught their children that if they decided to join the family business, they had to be passionate about it and love the message. One common misconception about Rachel is that because her dad is ​ Dave Ramsey​, she was destined to go into the family business of finances. Intro Rachel Cruze – author, speaker, podcasterġ9:36 From a Flip Camera to The Rachel Cruze Show A Common Misconception About Rachel Cruze Hear more of her story as well as a bonus interview with Bobby Lee about this year’s FinTech competition all in one incredible episode. We are excited to feature Rachel as a #FinCon18 keynote speaker at this year’s event. She also discusses her process for creating videos, the importance of monetizing your content, and placing your audience as the hero. In today’s episode of the Money & Media podcast, Rachel shares about her journey to becoming a public speaker.

As the daughter of Dave Ramsey, Rachel Cruze uses the knowledge and experiences from growing up in the Ramsey household to educate others in the area of personal finance.