Many people find themselves called to be a messenger, given the assignment because of circumstances that derail their own plans for their lives. This makes a message a target for their opposition, whether they expect it or not.

The bio we read to ourselves about ourselves makes a big difference in how you present yourself to others, and their ability to see you as authentic in your delivery.

When you a just beginning to give your message to the public, you may find few people showing up to hear you speak. That means you can say just about anything you want just about any way you want.

Continuing to show up to attempt to deliver a message no one can hear is frustrating. Here are three steps you can follow to alleviate that frustration and get back to delivering your message to the right people.

There are a few factors you need to understand to truly know what the best mode to deliver your message is to ensure the people you want to hear it get the chance.

My short-form podcasts are a success, but the effort going into their production takes away from time I would like to produce long-form podcasts and classic writing.

You have to prepare yourself for feedback, but it helps when you prepare your audience on how to present quality feedback.

Even a seemly harmless 'dad joke' can turn a crowd against you if delivered to the wrong crowd.

If you know a little bit of something, and that little bit is substantially more than those you are trying to serve or teach, then to them you are an expert. So you can claim to be an expert. But don't get lost with just how much expertise you truly possess.

Creating your message took work. Perfecting the vessel of delivery of your message to work. And the promotion needed to get the word out about you and your message will take work as well. And the patience to wait until the work can produce a return.