Every month I allow my private coaching members to “pick my brain” and ask me questions about improving their presentation skills and what to do ‘behind the scenes’ in their speaking business.
Question Asked: “How do you develop your past experience into learning lessons that you can apply to your talks?”
My Response: Listen to the Audio Below
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Here are Other Questions I Answered on the Last Presentation Power Group Coaching Call:
When doing a day-long event, is it okay if they are not always being entertained and smiling the whole time? I get exhausted trying to be high energy the whole time, can you advise?
How do you address one or two people who are a little too comfortable and decide to engage in a some side conversation during the presentation?
How long should your bio & pitch sections of your talk be for an average 45 minute talk?
Do you put verbiage in your contracts stating that if the organization who hired you found your talk ’satisfactory’ that they will provide you with a couple of referrals and/or people whom you can contact?
What are your biggest tips to mastering your talk besides practicing everyday?
What are some highly effective habits that you and other very successful speakers have, that you notice less successful speakers lack?
If you have similar questions, this monthly coaching call is definitely for you. Only my Presentation Power Coaching Call Members get the opportunity to get their questions answered.
The next call is tomorrow, TUESDAY, June 15th at 9PM.
In this Great Speaking Tip, I disclose how I create my motivational speeches so I stay within the time and still achieve all my goals as a speaker on stage.
I would love to hear your stories of how you successfully managed your time on stage and how you mismanaged your time on stage and what you learned from it. Simply leave me a comment so that I and other speakers can learn from you.
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Today’s great speaking talks about how to pick the perfect people every time so your audience involvement segments are a hit and you look like a genius on stage.
Watch this video, and let me know how you can practically use this in your next talk or presentation.
For the 1ST TIME EVER, I reveal my insider secrets for becoming an instant showcasing superstar! In this video on showcasing, I sneak a “spy cam” into my showcase and (even my hotel) room to give you a first-hand look on doing a profitable showcase.
This preview clip will highlight whats in this showcasing program, where you will learn:
Why you must follow the 3 Immutable Laws of Showcasing (ignore them at your own risk)
What colors to wear and which outfits are best for branding your message,
How to practically rehearse and study for a big showcase
The key differences between a keynote that sells and a showcase that sells
If you want to know how to fish in the pond of ideal clients, and become the one speaker in your showcase that everyone walks away talking about – then these secrets are for you.
Longevity and success in the speaking business is about getting rebooked by your ideal clients. As a motivational speaker, professional speaker and a speaker that has a message for a niche audience, what are you doing to guarantee repeat bookings?
In this short video, I share something that I have been using that has had brought in tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars to my business.
Let me know what you think about this great speaking tip.
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