Effective Communication Relationship with Scott Rammage

Have you ever wondered what it is to speak to other men and be a husband and father that has effective communication? In this episode, we’re joined by Scot Rammage, a husband, father, business owner, Podcast coach, and podcaster. 
Scott is the founder of Media Machine Virtual Assistants, the Brotherhood of Fatherhood group, and host of the Stories That Sell podcast. He is a man of his word, and those who have had the pleasure to work or connect with him know he stands by his promises. He is passionate about helping others thrive and sharing stories on his podcast makes him an inspiring example to all of us.
What makes Scott a great asset today is his drive to help men throughout the world to be better pillars in their relationships, marriage, households, work, and community by focusing on fatherhood, faith, abilities, humility, energy, and resources. This is an episode you can’t miss!
Key Highlights
[01:07] Scott’s background and personal info
[02:24] How Scott got over the fear of public speaking
[08:30] The tactics and strategies to providing value on stage 
[11:11] How to drive conversations and small talks to build relationships 
[15:13] How men can share their emotions and still be men 
[21:58] Doing the grunt work on how to respond to emotional situations 
[27:31] Drawing boundaries and taking the responsibility to share
[31:33] Over communicating in our relationship and how to do it
[35:30] The importance of slowing down to ask questions  
[37:39] The art of watching, engaging, and paying attention 
[40:12] One message Scott would share for the rest of his life
[41:34] How to reach out and connect to Scott
 
Notable Quotes
“Vulnerability takes more masculinity than wearing a social armor.”
“We have gone through a lot as men, but we put on this false side that everything is okay.”
Be an over communicator to your family; what you think is over-communicating is hitting the needs of your wife and kids”
“Once you try to control other people, you have given up full control.”
“Most people will remember the conversation in which they were talking the most, so slow down and ask questions.”

Scott Rammage
Website: https://www.vamediamachine.com/
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