How Many “I’s” Do You Have In Your Speech?
Using the word “I” is tempting, but earning stageside leads is what really matters.
Andrew Davis
Bestselling author & keynote speaker. Sold a digital marketing agency. Teaching leaders how to grow their businesses & leave their legacy. Co-Author of The Referable Speaker.
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Understanding How Bureaus Feel About Happy Meal Pricing
You might be surprised at how speaker bureaus really feel about inclusive pricing…
Travel Buyouts: The Pros & Cons
We're diving into the nuances of travel buyouts and all-inclusive fees for professional speakers.
5 Great Alternatives to the Toxic Humble Brag
It’s time to remove every single humble brag from your presentation… every single one. Here's how.
Are Humble Brags Hurting Your Referability?
The moment you realize that a huge dose of humility buys you a long list of leads, the more effective you'll be - onstage and off.
How to End Your Speech with the BANG It Deserves (Rather Than a Q&A)
Time to move that lame Q&A and end your speech with the power it deserves!
Is Your Q&A Ending a Dud? (Hint: The Answer is Yes)
Event organizers place a huge amount of value on the Q&A, but do it the right way.
How to Shift Your Mindset When It Comes to Finding Great (and Unique) Stories
How to Find Those Whizz-Bang Stories to Make Your Message Pop (and Keep Your Audience’s Attention)!
Why You May Need to Rethink That Story in Your Speech
Many speakers who try to dive into deep personal storytelling end up falling victim to one of the hidden phenomenons that plague stages across the land. I call it “audience disassociation.”