Dr.MarcTinsley

[...] As a professional speaker, I am often approached by individuals who are thinking about pursuing a career as a [...]

[...] If you ask for the definition of a professional speaker, the common response is that it is someone who gets paid to speak. While being compensated [...]

[...] To deliver an effective presentation, a professional speaker must understand their topic and but they should also understand some basic information [...]

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[...] career. Widener broke down the speaking profession like this: There are two types of professional speakers; those that are professional athletes, celebrities or politicians, and those that are [...]

[...] understands their industry. Through professional associations and mastermind groups, professional speakers network with peers to better help them understand the business of professional speaking [...]

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Ellie Marlow has researched and compiled a list of 101 sites dedicated to Public Speaking in a personal and professional setting . She found the mos [...]

[...] other people be happy, healthy, and successful. The motivation to get rich is not what professional speaking is about. A professional has to have a unique, specialized service to perform. While [...]

[...] Are you better off carrying a few extra pounds when the zombie apocalypse begins? That’s the question posed by the Washington Post by former fitness columnist and [...]

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[...] can see the list at www.mastersincommunication.com/public-speaking/ Notice that the National Speakers Association is #1. [...]

[...] You are more likely to get your creative juices flowing when you take a walk than when you sit on your butt. A recent study published by the [...]

[...] Forbes.com recently featured advice from professional speaker Chris Widener about developing a successful professional speaking career. Widener broke down the [...]

[...] training distinguished by a great deal of preparation and practice. A professional speaker devotes much time and effort mastering the science and art of professional speaking to [...]

[...] understands their industry. Through professional associations and mastermind groups, professional speakers network with peers to better help them understand the business of professional speaking and [...]