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The Secrets to Public Speaking with Orly Amor
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- Nov 19, 2024
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✅ Consistent asking and following up is key; many speakers fail because they don't ask for payment or the gig, and they miss out on opportunities. ✅ Positioning matters more than the message; event planners care about reliability, professionalism, and confidence over the content of the talk itself. ✅ Master the art of networking; your network is your net worth. Building strong relationships is the fastest way to grow your speaking career and business. Episode Summary In this episode, Orly Amor, a seasoned business coach for public speakers, shares her journey from property management to coaching and public speaking. Orly explains how she pivoted her career after a life-changing speaking engagement at a women’s shelter, which sparked her passion for making an impact through storytelling. She dives into the biggest mistakes aspiring speakers make, like failing to position themselves correctly and not understanding the needs of event planners. Orly emphasizes the importance of asking for what you want, building a strong network, and consistently delivering on promises. She also shares insights on how she helps clients earn at least $150K in their first year of public speaking with her unique coaching methods, guaranteeing results through personalized guidance and industry-specific strategies. Notable Questions We Asked Q: What’s the biggest mistake public speakers make when trying to get paid gigs? A: Most speakers fail to ask for payment or don't know how to position themselves, which results in missed opportunities. Q: How do you guarantee your clients make $150K in their first year of public speaking? A: I provide a complete framework, including industry-specific strategies, positioning, and personalized coaching until they reach the income goal. Q: Why do event planne…