People should have an elevator speech, and they should know a backwards and forwards. If somebody asked you to take one minute and tell em about your business, your company, your service, they should have that in their mind. They should have it memorized so they don't have to stumble all over the place. Memorizing is difficult. You got to spend a lot of time at memorization. And you're absolutely going to make a mistake, or many mistakes. But memorizing little bits, if you've got a little three or four word or three or four sentenceim a point you want to get across, memorize it by all means. I mean, this is kind of not
In episode 67, Gary Rogers breaks down how to be a great public speaker and why it is such a common fear for most of us.
Gary is America’s leading Public Speaking Skills Coach. He has over 40 years of experience helping leaders at organizations like Procter and Gamble and Coca-Cola improve their communication.
In this episode, we cover the consequences of not being a good communicator and how this can impact your career in the long run.
Tune in for tips on gaining confidence to become an effective speaker, both in person and virtually.