To make yourself more attractive to event organizers, cultivate these five things in your speaking business. Know your audience Take the time to get to know the audience you’ll be speaking for. If you are targeting specific associations, get to know their members before approaching them. Once you’ve been booked, […]
By Featured Speaker Nancy Daniels The question of whether you should eat before speaking is very individual. Some people want to eat – others don’t. By the way, you are not alone in this dilemma. Most professional athletes, stage actors, and musicians do not eat a large meal before performing. […]
One of the most common pieces of advice the featured speakers have been sharing with me is this: to really get to know your audience, so you can tailor your presentation to what they need, mingle with them before you go on stage. This works very well if you’re […]
Just like athletes watch what they eat before competition, speakers should watch what they eat before giving a presentation. Certain foods can have a negative effect on your voice, such as increasing phlegm or causing you to loose your train of thought. Below are a few the usual suspects, although […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson Speakers can open their presentation using one of a host of methods. So why do most non-professional speakers begin their speech with those attention-grabbing words, “Ah, I am so-in-so, ah . . . um”? Beginning your speech with filler words such as “ah” or “um” […]
Are you letting a desire for perfection get in the way of taking action? Stop that! You have to start somewhere. Why not start now? Remember, you can always improve as you go. Public speaking is a powerful self-promotional tool. Whether you are a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned small […]
These days you can have a thriving public speaking career without ever leaving your home. Teleseminars and webinars are fairly easy and often inexpensive to produce and offer you a way to grow your business without having to travel around the country or the globe. Teleseminars Using a conference line […]
