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Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast: Season 4, Episode 7
Length: 9 minutes, 12 seconds
One of the best ways to market yourself and your book is by speaking. If you are an author, you’ll want to listen to this episode, because it’s all about how to tap into your personal “why to speak” as an author.
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How to Tap into Your Personal “Why to Speak” as an Author
You put a lot of time, effort, love, heart, and soul into your book. In many ways, it’s your baby. And you would love for it to be in the hands of as many readers as possible.
Why?
Is it because you want to become rich and famous? Possibly, although there are way easier ways to do that!
Is it because you’re a glutton for punishment and your favorite way to punish yourself is to banish yourself to a room with a computer and type away for several months? Possibly. That’d be weird, but we all have our quirks, right? No judgment.
Is it because you want to make a difference in the world? Is it because you want to educate, inform, inspire, entertain, or in some other way transform your reader – even if only for a moment?
Bingo!
Whether you write fiction or nonfiction, most authors create what they create because they are on a mission. Sometimes it’s a big mission. Sometimes is a small mission. Sometimes is a self-serving mission. Sometimes it’s a selfless mission. And sometimes it’s a mission that’s a mix and match of all those types of mission.
So, what’s your mission?
That’s where you’re going to find your personal why.
In this episode, Carma shares:
- 5 external practical reasons authors should be speaking
- 2 lines of questioning that will help you discover and tap into your personal “why to speak”
About the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast
Is there a topic you’d like covered on the podcast? Would you like to ask a question about Public Speaking on the show? Send your suggestions and questions to charlies@dragonwyze.com and mention that it is for the PSSP podcast.