As a speaker or communicator (writer, blogger, leader), you're on a mission. You're there for a reason. It's not idle chatter.
A speaker has a message
The first point is to remember you have a message to share, a message to deliver. Others need to hear from you. You have insights and an interesting perspective.
A speaker has a message
The first point is to remember you have a message to share, a message to deliver. Others need to hear from you. You have insights and an interesting perspective.
A speaker has a purpose
Point number two is to realize your purpose. You're not aimlessly rambling on and on. You are looking to encourage, inspire or educate your particular audience (it may be a small team).
A speaker has a goal
Point number three is to remember your goal. Like a purpose, you are hoping to achieve something. You're hoping the audience or members of your team are able to take action, to move in a new direction. Perhaps it's a new sales goal or a new program you're about to launch.
Communication should be mission-focused:
Message
Purpose
Goal
Book Wes to speak | Twitter: @wesbleed
Point number two is to realize your purpose. You're not aimlessly rambling on and on. You are looking to encourage, inspire or educate your particular audience (it may be a small team).
A speaker has a goal
Point number three is to remember your goal. Like a purpose, you are hoping to achieve something. You're hoping the audience or members of your team are able to take action, to move in a new direction. Perhaps it's a new sales goal or a new program you're about to launch.
Communication should be mission-focused:
Message
Purpose
Goal
Book Wes to speak | Twitter: @wesbleed
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