On stage, at virtual events and in compelling content

Once you’ve established your vision in, you may have some ideas that you feel have the potential as a speaking topic. If not, no problem. As you begin to brainstorm topics, take a minute to reflect on what drives you daily. The topic should never be product- focused (unless it’s

You must have intention to guide your messaging. These are the central ideas, trends, and predictions that underpin each of the presentations you will give. As a thought leader, you have a unique perspective on where the world is headed. This is a great time to dig deep into your

As a prospective speaker, make sure the event is as much of a fit for you as you are for it. Each event will have its own atmosphere, personalities, audience, and experience. Think about: What is the audience profile? Is it technical or non-technical? Formal or informal? Who has spoken

Speaking at events – whether in-person or virtually – shows you are a thought leader. Speaking gives you credibility, can help you grow your business, find new employees (or be recruited yourself), expand your industry contacts, result in media coverage, and provide a platform for your compelling content. In this