I know it's just a number, but when you see a new significant figure, it's something to celebrate. This marks a pretty big milestone for the community because it marks the next phase of work. Task for the next 30 days: 1. Complete the DIY Demo Reel course 2. Launch the Breakthrough Speaker program (details soon) 3. Weekly live broadcasts on sales and marketing for speakers. Drop a comment on this post if there is anything specific you would like to see in the community for the next month as well. Thank you all for joining. Don't forget: your message can change everything.

My Audience: Young Women Results: Live Confidently Problems I Solve: Uncertainty and Insecurity My Uniqueness: Tiny Habit Formation & Personal Development Education WHAT I CAME UP WITH: I help young women overcome uncertainty and live with confidence. I help young women create lives they love through my FIERCEST Life Framework. I help young women overcome uncertainty & insecurity, live confidently, so they can live their happiest, healthiest life. WHAT CHAT GPT GAVE ME (they seem a bit long): Option 1: “I empower young women to transform uncertainty into unstoppable confidence through my FIERCEST Life Framework. Together, we turn tiny habits into powerful, lasting change, helping them create lives they love with purpose and passion.” Option 2: "I help young women break free from insecurity and doubt by mastering the art of tiny habits and personal growth. Through my FIERCEST Life Framework, I guide them to build confidence and live boldly in their happiest, healthiest selves." Option 3: “I equip young women to overcome uncertainty and unlock their full potential with a confidence-driven approach. My FIERCEST Life Framework turns small, intentional actions into transformative results, helping them design lives they love.”

https://youtu.be/Fw17ZKhregE?si=xufy8Qx6wsI2ma8h I LIKED: good use of logos for social proof good use of b-roll great energy the entire time - seems to match what hearing him speak would be like (his message and audience is very aligned with mine as well, so I loved that) clear call to action

Welcome to The Frequent Speaker!. This is a community to help public speaker get on paid stages with proven sales and marketing strategies. Second, introduce yourself to the community by commenting on this post. We want to know... 1. A mini-intro, 2. What you speak about and 3. Who is your target audience 4. Website and social links Once those two things are done, check out these resources: 1. Prospecting sucks (and the other lies we tell ourselves) 2. Welcome Course 3. Free Speaker Business Resources It's great to have you here! (BTW. We love GIFS 😉)

But here’s the truth no one tells you—every single person at the top got there by doing what’s uncomfortable. Reaching out to people they don’t know. Shaking hands, kissing babies, and hustling when no one’s watching. You want to get noticed? It’s not gonna happen hiding behind a screen. (Especially as a speaker) It’s a hard fact: no matter how good your talk is or how strong your presence is on stage, if no one’s hearing about it, your competition’s stealing your gigs. Here’s my challenge for you: Every. Single. Day. Set aside a chunk of time—15, 30 minutes, whatever works—and message people you’ve never talked to before. Because sitting around and waiting to be discovered is just not going to cut it. 1. First tip: Own the awkwardness. It’s supposed to feel weird. Reaching out cold is like your first time public speaking—nerves are normal, but pushing through them sets you apart. 2. Second tip: Don’t overthink your pitch. You don’t need a perfect script. Just introduce yourself, share what you do, and why it matters. What’s worse than stumbling through a message is never sending it at all. 3. Third tip: Embrace rejection as feedback. Getting ignored or shut down doesn’t mean you’re failing. It means you’re taking action, while your competition is too scared to move. If you’re ready to stand out in a crowded market, you have to be okay with getting your hands dirty. What's your ONE prospecting tip that everyone needs to know about (it's okay if you don't do it consistently)