This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Arvee Robinson, a master speaker trainer, author, and speaker. She teaches business owners, service professionals and entrepreneurs how to attract more clients, generate unlimited leads and grow their business effortlessly by delivering persuasive presentations. [powerpress] Podcast Highlights […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson You’re at a huge networking event. Nervously, you glance around the room and see many familiar faces. Some of the faces are new and are even smiling. These are the faces of your fellow club members. You have talked to them many times on many […]
On Wednesday, I attended featured speaker Arvee Robinson‘s Persuasive Speaking Mastery event in Newport Beach. It was great to see her in action … she truly is a master speaker. The day was filled with gems from both her and her guest speaker, Jill Lublin. I’ve seen both speak before, […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson Nine out of ten business presentations end with either an unimpressive “Thank you” or a feeble “Are there any questions?” Both are ineffective when it comes to persuading your audience to buy your products and services. After many years of making business presentations, I discovered […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson 1. Getting there late. Walking frantically into a room full of people who have been waiting for you to arrive can be an embarrassing situation. Unless you are a magician, you might as well turn around and leave. It would take a miracle to get […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson Why Do You Feel So Nervous? Feeling nervous before you speak in front of a room full of people is quite common among the majority of people today. According to surveys, many people would rather die than give a speech. However, remember no one has […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson 1. Don’t put your entire speech on your slides. Not only is this boring, but your audience will be able to see what you’re going to say. Instead, “bullet” or outline your high points. Remember, mystery creates interest. 2. Don’t read your slides word for […]
