Lessons From Giving +4000 Speeches

Lessons From Giving +4000 Speeches
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Lessons From Giving +4000 Speeches

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Public speaking opportunities can open doors to new connections and give you authority. Whether you’re jumping on a podcast or giving a keynote, you can knock it out of the park if you keep a few things in mind.

  • The three audiences you need to consider, what they all have in common, and what they’re comparing you to
  • Making sure your audience leaves with great takeaways
  • Getting your butterflies to fly in formation

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