Any public speaker worth his fee will see the task as not just delivering a speech. Those worthy of patronage will also carry out prior research into the client's desired outcomes. A public speaker will also address the current and potential problems faced by that client's business.
Any motivational speaker, worthy of consideration, will have a selection of testimonials from previous clients available for you to view on his or her website. Ensure companies and individuals are named. Descriptions such as ‘A senior manager at a large well-known company said….’, are of little to no value, and should start alarm bells ringing. Look for named sources from quality companies. Such individuals are usually very selective about which motivational speaker they are prepared to recommend as their own reputation could be on the line.
“I have hired a navy seal. Navy seals are the coolest guys under pressure. People are shooting bullets at them and their heart rate is not going up. So I hired a navy seal to... how do I handle pressure, how do I remain calm. So that’s what he coached me on. And it worked.”
The Christmas Truce by Ron White Memory Expert and USA Memory Champion It was referred to as the war to end all wars. Yet, two decades after World War I the world found itself once again entrenched in a global battle. Why was the First World War referred to as the war to end all
I have been speaking for twenty years and in that twenty years I have seen several dynamic keynote speakers and I have also seen many that I wondered how they ever got on the stage.
Who is Ron White Memory Guy? By Ron White How odd is it to write an article on yourself, explaining who you are? I feel like I am writing a profile for an online dating service! Ha! But for those who are interested in a little of my history before they hire me to speak
I am a DIE HARD baseball fan, I just simply love it. I have followed the Texas Rangers since I was 8 years old. In 2010, they made the playoffs and I was so excited I had speaking engagement requests in Australia and I cancelled three speaking engagements just to attend the playoffs. It was a magical experience for me watching the Texas Rangers in the World Series! So last night when I spoke for the Texas Rangers and the MLB players it was a dream come true. I have had speaking engagements in front of 5,000 people, with big name speakers but this is the first time in a long time I remember being nervous! Tom Grieve the long time player and broadcaster for the Texas Rangers was at the meeting at the back of the room and I couldn’t look back at him for fear that I would get too nervous! Who would have thought that Ron White memory expert would be speaking and Tom would be the listener!
It is a fact that human beings use only a small fraction of their total brain capacity. Therefore, it is no wonder that most of the people tend to feel scatter brained and unintelligent. You will be therefore surprised to know that there are techniques available for sharpening the brain along with enhancing the cognitive skills. One of the best
A speaker should be able to talk about what the audience wants to hear. Thus, sticking to the topic is of utmost importance. Add a little bit of humor here and an anecdote there. This mix of humor and storytelling with a targeted message will keep your listeners entertained.
Memory Expert Ron White recommends this well written, informative article by Susan Friedmann on selecting a keynote speaker: Today, more than ever, the success of meetings relies heavily on the strength of program content and presentation. Nothing can spoil a meeting more than hiring the wrong speaker. That's because speakers do more than just convey