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Title: The Public Speaker

Subtitle: How to Get Paid as a Professional Speaker

Author: Anthony Ekanem

Narrator: Scott Clem

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 11 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-24-17

Publisher: Anthony Ekanem

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Business, Career Skills

Publisher's Summary:

You can become a professional public speaker as a lucrative sideline to your current business, or you can make professional speaking the entire focus of your career. It's up to you!

Professional speaking is a flexible and lucrative enterprise. The best public speakers earn all or most of their money from public speaking, and they make very good livings indeed. Fees for public speaking can range from the low hundreds, for those just starting out, all the way up to six figures, for those who have impressive credentials and experience.

What are some types of public speaking you may want to practice? Many speakers enjoy giving workshops, seminars, or keynote speeches. A speech will usually run a half-hour to an hour, depending on the time of day. Lunch speeches, for instance, will be shorter than a keynote speech at a banquet. You may be booked as the highlight or draw of a conference, or be asked to speak to a lunchtime networking meeting.

Workshops and seminars are generally lengthier than speeches. In workshops, participants often get hands-on experience in your area of expertise. Like workshops, seminars may run a day or longer, but they won't necessarily include a hands-on component. Either workshops or seminars may be presented as a part of a larger conference.

Professional speaking can also help you build your business. You may choose to add speaking to your repertoire as a marketing boost. There is no better way to become known. Many people who promote their businesses through public speaking also sell additional products at the "back of the room." These can include books, CD sets, coaching sessions, and so forth - and all of these can lead to more public speaking engagements, too!

Success as a public speaker adds to self-confidence and self-esteem. Knowing that you can command the rapt attention of an audience of hundreds, or even thousands, gives you unshakeable confidence in nearly every situation.

Members Reviews:

Basic

If youve never researched this topic this book wouldnt be a bad place to start. But if youve researched this at all youll find it basic and reductive of materials that are freely available elsewhere.