EmpowerHER Classy Women Don't Do This

01/26/24 • 24 min

" The Power of Vocal Dynamics "

Well-behaved women seldom make history.

How do you plan to break the rules of convention ?

I encourage women to break free from traditional expectations.

To take bold actions, and challenge the status quo.

To make a lasting impact in their careers.

Helping them to stand out in business

EmpowerHER to making history daily

Do you have the courage, innovation, and a willingness to go beyond conventional norms.?

What If you did ?

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Well-behaved women seldom make history.

How do you plan to break the rules of convention ?

I encourage women to break free from traditional expectations.

To take bold actions, and challenge the status quo.

To make a lasting impact in their careers.

Helping them to stand out in business

EmpowerHER to making history daily

Do you have the courage, innovation, and a willingness to go beyond conventional norms.?

What If you did ?

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As I listened with bated breath as Chris Anderson the curator of Ted delivered training on what makes a great Ted speaker.

Just what makes TED speakers different after all we’ve got a market that is saturated with all types of speakers some great speakers some self-proclaimed expert so what could we possibly learn from a TED style talk?

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PowerPoint speakers are now expected to have charisma, humour and a brilliant talk structure

What I like about Ted talks is you have 18 minutes to deliver a high impact message.

When company leaders and CEOs take on this delivery style their speaking is more memorable, more inspiring and more than likely to influence change.

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