How Peter George Overcame a Lisp and Stutter to Become a Captivating Public Speaker

Peter GeorgePublic speaking coach helping leaders be calm, confident & credible every time they speak. Author of the 6x award-winning Captivating Public Speaker. 120K+ trained, 50+ countries.Today's guest is Peter George — a public speaking coach, professional speaker, and award-winning author. Growing up with a lisp and a stutter, Peter spent years avoiding communication altogether, until personal coaching changed everything for him. That experience led him to create the AMP'D Framework™, the system he's since used to train more than 120,000 professionals across 50-plus countries, working with companies like CVS Health, Anheuser-Busch, and Mohegan Sun.He's the author of the six-time award-winning book The Captivating Public Speaker and hosts his own podcast, Public Speaking with Peter George.Please welcome Peter George.

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