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Great speakers never stop learning, growing, and developing.
They are readers.
They listen to podcasts.
They register for training events and conferences.
They join learning communities and masterminds.
They conduct Reverse Interviews™.
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #10 - Understanding GRITGrit is NOT just having a Suck It Up Buttercup, grind-it-out mentality.
According to Angela Duckworth, author of GRIT: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, there are two sides to grit:
I highly recommend Angela Duckworth's book GRIT: https://amzn.to/42A4zIv
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #9 - How You View YOUOne of the most attractive character traits of a great speaker or leader is humble confidence.
The best speakers are Experts who also view themselves as Fellow Travelers.
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #8 - Make Things Easy For Your ClientAlways remember that you as the speaker are one small (but important) part of an event. If you are easy to work with, you make the Decision Maker and Meeting Planner's jobs easier.
Ways to be easy to work with:
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #7 - Only Ask For Business IF You Are a Good FitThis strategy might seem counterintuitive, but in the long run, it is better to turn down an engagement that is not a good fit for you rather than lie and pretend it is a good fit.
When you are honest about what you speak about and how you best serve clients, you will often discover the organization:
If you are not a good fit for an engagement, a great way to serve the organization is to recommend another speaker who is a better fit.
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #6 - Serve Before SellingDecision-Makers buy from people they:
However, most speakers have the attitude of Always Be Selling, so they come out of the gate selling.
Great speakers, on the other hand, do things differently.
Great speakers serve before trying to sell:
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #5 - Great At BusinessGreat speakers know the difference between B2C and B2B marketing and selling:
IMPORTANT: Speaking is a B2B Business
3 Recommended B2B Business Books You Likely Never Heard Of:
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #4 - Step Into Your CharacterWhen you step on stage as a speaker, are you:
Whatever the case is for you, it is important to realize that to be a great speaker, you must step INTO CHARACTER before you hit the stage.
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #3 - Create ExperiencesGood speakers tell a lot of stories that blend in together and lose their effectiveness.
Great speakers tell fewer, more strategic stories that are more impactful.
If your presentation revolves around one story, don't just tell the story. Instead, create an experience by stepping out of the story from time to time to make teaching points.
If your presentation does not revolve around one story, a better approach than telling multiple stories is to share fewer stories and create other experiences that enhance the presentation.
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Show Notes: 11 Things Great Speakers Do Differently #2 - Bring Your Audience INTO The StoryGreat speakers bring their audience into the story by asking questions like, "Have you ever _______________?"
Great speakers bring their audience into the story by asking them to imagine a specific scenario.
Great speakers bring their audience into the story by acting out the story (instead of just telling the story).
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