Archive for Charli Jane Speakers
Get Found Now Workshop brought to you by Charli Jane Speaker Services
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The Get Found Now workshop is a hand holding step by step training program provided via home study program, online or a live workshop with Wendi taking you through each step. The workshop is intended to help beginning speakers position themselves so they can Get Found Now, create a full schedule, build a successful & lucrative business and become the ‘Go To’ expert in your subject matter.
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Public Speaking Tips: 10 Tips to Help Position Yourself
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Yes, I know you have heard this many times and it couldn’t be truer! One of the biggest mistakes a speaker can make is having too “general” of a topic. You want to narrow your expert niche as much as possible. Become the Speaker of Choice, research your topic industry so you know “what’s hot” and “what’s not”. Take that research and develop a niche around it, be sure it is something you have experience with and will be able to present it as a professional expert speaker in that field. Don’t waste your time, energy and money on developing a “niche” that just isn’t going to get any recognition because it isn’t something that planners will be looking for! Do your research and I do put emphasis on this tip! Once you have discovered your niche, you must continue to practice your speaking skills and update your material and presentations to keep-up with the trends and changing issues.
Cardiac Rehabilitation Week- To the Heart of the Matter
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By Barry Roberts
On the list of little known holidays, some are rather important. During February, from the 10th to the 14th, we observe Cardiac Rehabilitation Week. This annual event is dedicated to the cardiac rehabilitation professionals and the patients they serve, to the goal of reducing the devastating effects of heart disease. Indeed a worthy endeavor to those of us who care about our health.
Not to take anything away from those professionals, and in addition to what they do, there is so much we can do for and by ourselves, through a daily regimen of laughter!
No joke here; from the Bible (“A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.”) to Groucho Marx (“A clown is like an aspirin, except that it works twice as fast.”) experts through the ages are clear about the value of laughter as it relates to our heart and health.
Research studies have shown that laughter and a good sense of humor can protect against heart disease. In other experiments researchers have found that ten minutes of laughter can lower blood pressure and increase circulation. Dr. Michael Miller of the University, home of these studies says that, “Recommendations for a healthy heart may one day be exercise, eat right and laugh a few times a day.” of Maryland
Why wait until “one day”? Laughter, for its curative powers, is a lot like chicken soup…are we sure it will help? It won’t hurt!
How a Compliment Can Lead to Success
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by: Marjorie Geiser
February 6 is PAY-A-COMPLIMENT DAY ©1995, and the request of the founder of this day is that we all make genuine and soulful Compliments all day.
In 1995, Adrienne Soux Koopersmith was inspired to create this special day as a result of witnessing a bus driver make an unplanned stop for a lady trying to catch the bus during a blistery, February Chicago day. Granted, this was an act of kindness, but as Ms. Koopersmith left the bus, she complimented the bus driver, who seemed very pleased to accept this compliment. As a result, Pay-A-Compliment Day ©1995 was created.
Let’s look at how paying a compliment can lead to success, though!
