Many speakers start their speech with politeness and appreciation. But believe it or not, this is a highly misguided way to make a first impression. There are some who even report back that this winds up causing audience members to tune them out and spend half the talk on their phones.
Watch the below video to find out what to do instead.
I help people find the words to express their unique value. For it is when we can set ourselves apart in a compelling way that others will flock to us and want to know more.
Most speakers assume they must provide lots of good information. This is not what the stars of the TED stage do. Enter your best name and email below to find out the KEY ingredient that changes everything today...
