1) Point Out The Obvious
Show them the obvious. Have you heard the saying that God is in the details? Well, your audience will most likely find their aha-moments in the details.
Pay attention to things that your audience overlooks and bring it to their attention while you’re making a point. That’s a powerful strategy.
It’s like they are heading in one direction in their minds, then you jerk their chain and completely switch their direction of thinking. Let’s look at an example; I’m going to make it up. Read the rest of this entry »
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You Gotta Be Damn Good!
Now, I want to tell you exactly what you need in order to have a very successful career as a motivational keynote speaker.
Although it’s not the be-all-end-all, it’s one of the fundamental keys to success in the speaking business. Read the rest of this entry »
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