It happens. A keynote speaker leaves the stage thinking they hit a home run, that is until the reviews come in. Let's face it - everyone has an off-day. We are all perfectly imperfect, after all.
"Learning from success is important, but learning from failure is vital to succeeding."
So how can a speaker be sure that they are hitting the mark with their audience and avoid the unfortunate mishap? Customer service speaker Micah Solomon recently shared his secrets on surviving the speaker circuit in a Forbes article. He writes, "If you want to improve how your keynotes and other presentations are received, here are a couple of fixes that may help. These aren’t overhaul-your-presentation type suggestions. They’re textural: small issues you can work on that, in spite of their modest nature, can make all the difference in how your message is received."
We encourage you to check out Micah's article to learn more. He goes on to list several more tips that can help you in your next keynote presentation so that you connect with your audience and hit a home run each time. For more information about Micah Solomon, or to learn more speaker tips, contact Executive Speakers Bureau at (901) 754-9404.
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