Author Archives: Richard Andrews
Become a Motivational Speaker – Developing Confidence
Great Speakers Have Unshakable Confidence Truly professional motivational speakers have developed an underlying confidence that is clearly evident when they are both on and off the stage. Even when circumstances within their presentation are seemingly out of their control (unforeseen … Continue reading
Become a Motivational Speaker – Presentation Tips
Sincerity In Your Message As a professional motivational speaker, you should always be striving to demonstrate sincerity and a deep conviction in what you are saying. A good way of consistently expressing sincerity is by talking only about what you … Continue reading
Become a Motivational Speaker
Professional Speakers Have Presence One major difference between those who speak as a hobby and paid motivational speakers is that the professionals often possess tremendous presence. If you speak on an unpaid basis, it isn’t required that you have a … Continue reading
Advice For Booking A Speaker
Hiring a speaker is an important process, but one that can be quite demanding and stressful. When looking for a keynote speaker, it is important to find an experienced speaker who is able to adjust their performance to different subjects, … Continue reading
The Lessons I Learned From Extemporaneous Speaking
During my senior year of high school, I made a fairly bold decision that was out of character for me. I decided to join my school’s speech team to participate specifically in extemporaneous speaking, also known as extemp. This is … Continue reading
Starting a Speaking Business – Two Crucial First Steps
Two of the most essential and basic first steps when starting your speaking business *Explore The Inspiring Speakers Bureau – Motivational Speaker Academy Membership Program* 1) Define Your Expertise And Establish Your Speaking Topics Everything that has been said thus … Continue reading
Winning the Crowd: 10 Simple Public Speaking Tips
Winning the Crowd: 10 Simple Public Speaking Tips Some people are born speakers. Seemingly on a whim, they’re able to get up on stage in front of hundreds or thousands of people and deliver a confident and apparently well-researched exposition … Continue reading
Speak Up!
I come to the world of public speaking from a different perspective than most. I have a graduate degree in Theater. I have had many occasions to speak in public and have relied on what theatrical people refer to as … Continue reading
Guest Post: The Art of Public Speaking
By Maria Dy Make a direct and brief introduction by providing the gist of your presentation. The speaker must come prepared by articulating the essence of his speech. It should be stressed that delivering a speech is not all memory work … Continue reading
Good Grammar
In yesterday’s post on blogging, one of the tips to creating quality blog content was to always use proper grammar, spelling and punctuation. I can’t emphasize enough how important this practice is. Incorrect spellings, unorganized sentences and improper punctuation all … Continue reading
