This season we emphasized the importance of authenticity, preparation, and professionalism in public speaking. We hope the tips and strategies we shared can help aspiring speakers develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed. By following these tips and strategies, we hope you too can make a positive impact on your audience and the world.

Thank you so much for all your support.

This episode finale marks the end of Season 1 and the start of Season 2 which will talk about Influence.

We will emphasize the role that influence plays in public speaking, and how it can help speakers reach more people and make a bigger impact, share examples of speakers who have used their influence to create change and inspire others, and provide tips and strategies for developing and using influence as a speaker, and offer actionable advice for listeners to implement in their own lives.

We encourage you to share your own experiences with influence, to get involved, and to participate in the next season of the podcast.

Info about the host:

ELLIOT KAY

For the last decade, Elliot has worked with Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, MD’s & Investors to help them stand out when they are public speaking, pitching, or looking to win business through public speaking. Elliot’s unique and effective structures, impactful delivery training, and teaching “language that lands” have helped them to hone their messaging, perfect their stories, and thus win them more business. He is an international public speaker and trainer with over 8,000 hours of stage time, an accredited virtual speaker, author of 5 books, and host of the ‘Voice For Good’ podcast.

https://elliotkay.com/

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Dressing appropriately for an event is important because it demonstrates respect for the audience and the occasion, and helps establish your credibility as a speaker.

By doing this you send the message that you take your speaking engagement seriously and that you value the audience's time and attention. The appropriate dress code will vary depending on the type of event and the audience. It's best to wear attire that is appropriate for the industry and occasion. It's best to err on the side of being overdressed rather than underdressed.

Additionally, dressing appropriately can help you feel more confident and comfortable when you're speaking, as you know that you look professional and put together. This can help you focus on delivering your message, rather than worrying about your appearance.

About our Super Guest Rachel Gold

Rachel Gold is a Fashion/Celebrity stylist to the stars, she started her career as a singer in one of Holland’s biggest girl groups which is where her passion for styling began, working in New York, Holland, Germany, and London her styling branched out into both personal styling as well as celebrity styling. 

Covering fashion shoots for magazines, total style makeovers for private individuals, special occasions, shopping days, and wardrobe styling, also for TV and Red Carpet events Rachel’s work can be seen on the front covers of a multitude of magazines.

Her client list reads like the who’s who of British Celebs along with some very cool rappers Macklemore and Tory Lanes. 

Info about the host:

ELLIOT KAY

For the last decade, Elliot has worked with Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, MD’s & Investors to help them stand out when they are public speaking, pitching, or looking to win business through public speaking. Elliot’s unique and effective structures, impactful delivery training, and teaching “language that lands” have helped them to hone their messaging, perfect their stories, and thus win them more business. He is an international public speaker and trainer with over 8,000 hours of stage time, an accredited virtual speaker, author of 5 books, and host of the ‘Voice For Good’ podcast.

https://elliotkay.com/

CONNECT WITH US

If you learned from this podcast, click like, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell to be alerted when our new episode is up. Reach out to us on Instagram and other platforms because we want you to become a great speaker and speak your greatness!

Tune in through various channels - https://thepublicspeakingexpertspodcast.com/

Follow us on Instagram - @thepublicspeakingexpertsshow

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It is essential to use your voice to make a significant impact as it allows you to reach a large audience, raise awareness, and effect change on an issue or cause that you value. Through your speaking abilities, you can inspire and motivate people to take action and make a positive difference in the world.

Speaking helps you develop your personal and professional brand while also positioning you as an expert and thought leader in your field. This can lead to new opportunities and growth in your career, as well as a greater sense of fulfillment and purpose in your life.

In this episode, we will cover how making a big difference with your voice is a great way to give back to society and contribute your talents, skills, and resources to making this world a better place. By using your voice to make a positive impact, you can make a difference in the lives of others and leave a lasting legacy.

INFO ABOUT LIZ HOWARD

Elizabeth (Liz) Howard is a passionate keynote singer, TEDx speaker, presenter, trainer and communication coach. In her musical lectures "Sister, oh Sister!", "The Language of Colors" or "Rock your voice in Business" she is the first keynote singer to inspire her audience in German-speaking countries. During her keynotes she is even supported by a band.

Their success is based on many years of training and further education as well as more than 30 years of stage experience. In 1987, Liz began her career as a mezzo-soprano under the direction of George Byrd and Elaine Baker. She has now been teaching successfully in Europe for over 12 years and inspires her audience as a coach and speaker.

In her academy "Soulfood Seminars" she works with innovative concepts, e.g. in training and coaching with a whole band. Many well-known companies are among their enthusiastic customers. In individual coaching, she works with presenters such as Harry Weber and actors such as Veronica Ferres.

Info about the host:

ELLIOT KAY

For the last decade, Elliot has worked with Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, MD’s & Investors to help them stand out when they are public speaking, pitching, or looking to win business through public speaking. Elliot’s unique and effective structures, impactful delivery training, and teaching “language that lands” have helped them to hone their messaging, perfect their stories, and thus win them more business. He is an international public speaker and trainer with over 8,000 hours of stage time, an accredited virtual speaker, author of 5 books, and host of the ‘Voice For Good’ podcast.

https://elliotkay.com/

CONNECT WITH US

If you learned from this podcast, click like, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell to be alerted when our new episode is up. Reach out to us on Instagram and other platforms because we want you to become a great speaker and speak your greatness!

Tune in through various channels - https://thepublicspeakingexpertspodcast.com/

Follow us on Instagram - @thepublicspeakingexpertsshow

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.