EPISODE · Jan 15, 2022 · 47 MIN
The Silver Bullet of Influence | Neil Gordon
from Professional Speaking: Known. Booked. Paid.
How can someone go from making people's eyes glaze over when they start a presentation to having the wrapt attention of an audience and a rush for referrals with just a few hours of work? It's all about finding the silver bullet.My guest Neil Gordon helps speakers and authors become the face of their movement. With years of experience in publishing and a flare for performing arts, he realised that he was able to make a powerful impact with speakers in much less time than it took him to achieve similar results with writers. And so began his professional transformation from a bird of paradise to a chameleon (that will make sense in the episode, I promise).In this episode:The power and draw of mysteryWhy being a competent speaker is no longer good enoughHow to really be memorableHow to find your silver bulletWhat is your public speaking spirit animal?Mastering the first 7 seconds of your talkand more besides.You can find out more about Neil on his website: https://neilcanhelp.com/ where you can also take the quiz to find out your public speaker type. To learn more about our sponsors BrandFace, go to LearnAboutBrandFace.comDid you enjoy the show? Did you learn anything new or useful? If you did, then the best way to show your appreciation is by sharing the show to your online network. Tag me and I'll give you a shout out on an upcoming episode. Leave a review and I'll read it out on the show.Of course, if you REALLY liked it, you're welcome to support the show financially too using the link below.Support the show (https://speakinginfluence.supercast.tech/)Mentioned in this episode:The Known, Booked & Paid Blueprint (Founding cohort)Get all the information on the Known, Booked & Paid Blueprint at https://presentinfluence.com/kbpb to see if it's the right fit for you.
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