Public Speaker Workshop

Are you ready to learn how to be a great public speaker? Do you want to see your career take off where you grow by leaps and bounds and have more opportunity? Then come to our free event! The importance of public speaking in your daily life can never be underestimated. While many people think that public speaking is only useful for politicians when they are running for office, situations where public speaking skills are needed arise much more often than you might think. For example, there are many jobs that require public speaking skills on a daily basis – including management positions, sales representatives, and human resource positions.  In fact, anytime that you formally address one or more employees in the workplace, you are using public speaking skills. Believe it or not, the most important time that you use public speaking in the workplace is when you first interview for a job. During an interview, you must overcome nervousness, organize your thoughts, project yourself in a positive manner, and make an impression on the person who is interviewing you.

Most people are terrified at the thought of speaking to an audience. It’s incredible just how much of a reaction that people can have at the thought of standing up facing the crowd and delivering their message. These feelings are completely normal. In fact, it’s a physiological reaction to doing something that goes against your human instinct. It’s basic human nature to feel desperately uncomfortable when we separate ourselves from the group. Thousands of years ago, it was a case of life or death as you were just far more likely to be eaten by a man eating tiger when you were separated from the group. Nowadays even though that same danger isn’t there anymore, the human body is behind the times. It still behaves as if there is some form of impending danger. So how can we learn to get over this fear, and to control our nerves before speaking to an audience?

In our free workshop we will help you overcome these fears so that you can become a better speaker. The importance of public speaking in your daily life can never be underestimated. While many people think that public speaking is only useful for politicians when they are running for office, situations where public speaking skills are needed arise much more often than you might think. For example, there are many jobs that require public speaking skills on a daily basis – including management positions, sales representatives, and human resource positions.  In fact, anytime that you formally address one or more employees in the workplace, you are using public speaking skills.

Believe it or not, the most important time that you use public speaking in the workplace is when you first interview for a job. During an interview, you must overcome nervousness, organize your thoughts, project yourself in a positive manner, and make an impression on the person who is interviewing you.