Are there endless roadblocks keeping you from achieving your goals and dreams as a professional speaker? Then we invite you to stick around for our hottest tips on how to grasp the reins and be in full control of your speaking career.

In this episode of Speaker Driven Business, Jacqueline Nagle begins by discussing the top 5 challenges that repeatedly come up among speakers based on conversations and masterclasses. Jacqueline offers insights and tips on how to overcome these stumbling blocks. She touches on the importance of starting with what you have and where you are. Jacqueline also emphasises the value of strong content, identifying your specific market's stages, and positioning yourself credibly through collateral and a digital footprint that communicate clearly your clients can trust their audience to you. 

WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:

• The top 5 challenges encountered in the world of emerging speakers (01:01)
• Challenge #1: Too many things to speak on (02:03)
• Challenge #2: Not finding the right stages, platforms, and audiences (05:22)
• Challenge #3: Exhaustion and the 3 unequivocal truths about customising your speeches (10:06)
• Challenge #4: Lack of momentum and never seeming to get to the next level (13:35)
• Challenge #5: Lack of sustainability and going from the red zone to the gold zone (16:03)

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