Video is vital these days to help you get more bookings, so a little bit of advice on how to gather good footage

A little overview about being known

This is what I think.

Neil Armstrong is my go to expert when it comes to producing, directing and editing top video and here we have a bit of a chat about what we believe makes a good video and a bad video.  go-to

Simple answer, in my opinion, is no

Full disclosure, this is a bugbear of mine so it's a mini-rant on this occasion ... but if you're doing this, please stop

I put Kriss Akabusi in my time machine and asked him what advice he would give himself knowing what he knows now and with the experience, he has now, and his response is that it's not all about him ....  If you would like to hear the full interview with Kriss go to https://mfl.global/2019/08/20/podcast-with-kriss-akabusi/

I ask young adventurer and speaker Alex Staniforth if he is flexible with his fees.  And now I am asking you, are you?  If you would like to hear the full interview with Alex you can listen to it here https://mfl.global/2019/10/29/podcast-with-alex-staniforth-from-stammer-to-stage/

Often we assume that clients have read everything on our websites, but more often than not they haven't.  So speakers should remind clients of all the things they can do

If you are easy to work with you will get booked more often - in this recording I share a few things you can do to be easy to work with.