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Our recent interview with Kristin Arnold, President of the National Speakers Association, led me to several questions:
Do you know the answers? Read on!
I recently read Boring to Bravo, an impressive book on audience engagement written by Kristin Arnold. (You can find the Six Minutes book review here.)
When I found out that Ms. Arnold is also the President of the National Speakers Association (NSA) for 2010-2011, I approached her to see if she would answer a few questions about the NSA.
I’m delighted to be able to share her interview with you here.
A few weeks ago, we examined 27 Hot Summer Reads — popular books being read by the Six Minutes community.
On my recent vacation, I took a copy of Boring to Bravo. It’s a perfect summer read. Not only is it organized into easily digestible chunks (read a section or two while sipping lemonade on the deck), it is also packed with techniques which will energize your presentations.
This article is the latest of a series of public speaking book reviews here on Six Minutes.
Confessions of a Public Speaker is a highly entertaining and insightful insider’s view of public speaking, with value for speakers of all levels.
This article is the latest of a series of public speaking book reviews here on Six Minutes.
Imagine… you are the speaker that people want. They crave your expertise, and they are willing to pay you for it.
A dream? Not if you understand how to brand yourself as an expert, one of the steps to becoming a speaker in demand.
In this article, we tap into the wisdom of five experts from the fields of branding and public speaking. They discuss the importance of personal branding, and they offer advice about specific tools you can use to shape your personal brand.
If you dream of speaking one hour for $15,000, this book is for you.
If you have absolutely no idea how to get there, this book will show you what is required.
Jane Atkinson’s The Wealthy Speaker: The Proven Formula for Building Your Successful Speaking Business is packed with advice to prepare you to make the jump to $15,000 speaking fees, whether you are six months or six years away.
This article is the latest of a series of public speaking book reviews here on Six Minutes.
How many times have you sat in an audience and thought to yourself: “Man, I’d like to be up there!”
Perhaps you’ve given a few presentations and you find out that you’re pretty darn good at this speaking thing. Maybe you join Toastmasters and rise to the top of your club. Some time goes by and you start thinking “I can make a living at this. Imagine getting paid to speak!”
You decide to go for it.
So what’s next?
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