For Authors | Speakers | Coaches | Pastors | Entrepreneurs | Entertainers
Rethink Your Current Lifestyle Before You Jump.
If you are going to launch your speaking career or you want to start any business, now is NOT the time to buy that big house. You shouldn’t go for the fancy car, or the toys either.
Now, I’m not really telling you what to do. It’s your life. It’s your money. Do as you please. (more…)
Stories Are More Important Than Facts
You instantly connect with your audience the moment you engage them in a story.
Having multiple stories and vignettes throughout your speech is like subtly putting your audience in and out of hypnotic trances. (more…)
Learn From Those Who Are Living Your Dream.
Alright, we talked about not taking advice from people who are out of touch with reality. But you should also avoid taking advice from people who are not in the trenches.
Simply put, seek out advice from people who are living your dreams versus those who still dreaming and trying to sell that dream. (more…)
Can You Really Write A Book?
Yes!
Again, let me be your proof. I did it… You can, too. Not only you can write the book in no time, you can also publish it yourself in no time.
Do you know why most people never write their books?
It’s because they are confused and overwhelmed. As a result, they keep procrastinating. And that spirit of confusion comes from the urge of wanting to dump everything they know on the pages of the book. (more…)
Okay, how do you position yourself as an authority or expert in your field if there’s nothing new under the sun? Great question! And I’m glad you asked.
The key is to take an existing concept or idea and put a fresh spin on it. Help your audience see it in a different way. (more…)
What do I mean by authority? Well, it’s the art of using your stance to force people into compliance. Because you are the authority, people assume everything you say is true and they want to march on.
That’s cool! Isn’t it?
So, your job is to step on that stage with confidence, authority and a sense of “I belong here.” Say it with conviction. Challenge your audience. Rattle their cages. I don’t mean to (more…)
