The three questions your audience has

Fellow speaker,

Professional speaker Wade Randolph suggests your audience has three questions about you as a speaker:

• Who are you?
• Why should I listen to you?
• Do I connect with you?

Questioning,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
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That's the point!

Fellow speaker,

World Champion speaker Craig Valentine suggests you do an activity that underlines your main point. For example, if you are talking about the importance of remembering, do an activity that emphasizes having a good memory.

Pointedly,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

It's all about them

Fellow speaker,

Professional speaker Wade Randolph suggests you make the people your audience knows the stars of your speech. For example, if your audience's boss is Mr. Smith, talk to Mr. Smith before your speech and share something he told you that will deeply connect with your audience.

Starring,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Heed the call

Fellow speaker,

Professional speaker Wade Randolph suggests you have a clear call to action in your speech that challenges the audience to take a definite action in their life (e.g., "Get rid of the time wasters in your life").

Calling,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com