by Elaine Powell | Life Lessons, Mindset, Peak Performance Mastery, Public Speaking Tips, Storytelling, The Audience
Your fear is never, ever going to go away! Fear is a universal experience that follows us throughout life, regardless of age or experience. Fear is a part of the human experience. It is something that is built into your mechanism to keep you safe, secure, and alive....
by Elaine Powell | Delivery Techniques, Mindset, Public Speaking Tips, The Audience, The Business of Speaking
While there are tons of professional public speakers out there, it is a common problem that many find trouble connecting with their audiences. Although you might be an expert in your field, it can be hard to have your message resonate with the audience, especially if...
by Elaine Powell | Delivery Techniques, Mindset, Peak Performance Mastery, Public Speaking Tips, The Audience, The Business of Speaking
Do you find yourself looking at successful public speakers and wondering how you can speak at summits, webinars, virtual presentations, popular YouTube channels, or even televised interviews? Well, achieving this is quite possible and a lot easier than you might...
by Elaine Powell | Mindset, Public Speaking Tips, Storytelling, The Audience, The Business of Speaking
When it comes to branding yourself and looking for public speaking gigs, it can be hard to find a balance between reaching your niche target audience and reaching a big enough audience. Unfortunately, many people make the mistake of trying to please too many people,...
by Elaine Powell | All Posts, Public Speaking Tips, The Audience, The Business of Speaking
Take your presentation from dull to dazzling Have you ever sat through a presentation so boring that you could have sworn the clock was ticking backwards? If so, the speaker was probably making a fatal mistake in their choice of language. Cold Comfort Even the most...
by Elaine Powell | All Posts, Public Speaking Tips, The Audience, The Business of Speaking
Be funny and more money as a speaker Funny thing did you know that there are actual medical reasons why we enjoy a good giggle? Laughter relaxes the body, decreasing physical tension and stress which in turn boosts the immune system. It also increases blood flow to...
