Maybe you are (or want to be) a professional speaker seeking to make more money by finding new clients?
Maybe you are a professional who would like to leverage your speaking skills to grow your business?
In either case, this book is for you.
This is a book review of Ford Harding’s book – Rain Making: Attract New Clients No Matter What Your Field — which offers abundant advice for marketing your skills through speaking, writing, and other pursuits.
Is this the year you become a more effective speaker?
Is this the year you conquer your fear?
Is this the year you customize every presentation for the audience who will receive it?
Is this the year you worry less about ums and ahs, and worry more about connecting with the audience?
Is this the year you realize its not the quantity of information conveyed, but the quality of how you convey it?
Are you facing an important interview?
Would you like to go to your interview totally prepared and feeling like a well-toned athlete ready to win the championship?
Being interviewed for a job or by the media can generate the same tension and anxiety as public speaking does for many people.
In this article, you will learn to take on interviewing like an athlete preparing for the championship. You will understand how to prepare yourself to be transparent for interviews so that you can share yourself, your ideas and your expertise authentically.
Regardless of industry or job title, all companies seek employees with superior communication skills.
Reading comprehension and writing skills are taught heavily in school. You and your peers may not be equally skilled, but the differences are relatively minor.
Presentation skills, on the other hand, are largely neglected in schools, and few people put effort into developing them. Thus, presentation skills are a primary differentiator among you and your peers. Master your presentation skills, and become the master of your career options.
This article highlights 10 ways your career will improve if you have superior presentation skills. Continue Reading »
Learn to speak the language of motivation with Fire Them Up!, the subject of the latest Six Minutes public speaking book review.
Fire Them Up focuses not on short term steps (things to do), but on seven qualities of inspiring business communicators (things to embrace).
The target audience is broad: CEO, salesperson, manager, merchant, entrepreneur, coach, teacher, pastor, and parent.
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