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This can make you immensely bookable!
Do you make your audience think differently?
The speeches that tend to be paid the most and make you immensely bookable are those that make the audience think differently and offer relatable takeaways.
Turn yourself from a speaking expert into a visionary. How do you do that? I share my thoughts below on how you can achieve this.
If you've found this podcast useful you might find this week’s podcast interview, Build better business relationships with video messaging with Ethan Beute, very helpful too - https://speakingbusiness.libsyn.com/.
Ethan is Chief Evangelist at BombBomb, a platform to build better business relationships with video messaging.
He is also host of The Customer Experience Podcast, and co-author of Rehumanize Your Business and of Human-Centered Communication.
Ethan shares the role of video in today’s day-to-day, how digital pollution is affecting speakers and why we need to be human-centered in our digital communication.
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By Maria FranzoniDo you make your audience think differently?
The speeches that tend to be paid the most and make you immensely bookable are those that make the audience think differently and offer relatable takeaways.
Turn yourself from a speaking expert into a visionary. How do you do that? I share my thoughts below on how you can achieve this.
If you've found this podcast useful you might find this week’s podcast interview, Build better business relationships with video messaging with Ethan Beute, very helpful too - https://speakingbusiness.libsyn.com/.
Ethan is Chief Evangelist at BombBomb, a platform to build better business relationships with video messaging.
He is also host of The Customer Experience Podcast, and co-author of Rehumanize Your Business and of Human-Centered Communication.
Ethan shares the role of video in today’s day-to-day, how digital pollution is affecting speakers and why we need to be human-centered in our digital communication.
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