How to ENJOY (possible?) public speaking

Last night was my fantasy football league draft.

I ordered pizza (Domino’s: it’s the only pizza remotely like ours in the USA), and anxiously waited to unleash a hail storm of well thought out, deeply insightful, brilliant maneuvering on my fellow competitors…

Or at least, that MY version.

When I first started to playing Fantasy Football, I didn’t like it much.

Heck, I didn’t even like saying that word, fantasy — reminds me too much of the geeky D&D, role playing games.

… anyway

I mostly didn’t like it because, I sucked.

I didn’t have a clue what I was doing.

And I hate losing.

But each year, I’ve picked myself up, dusted off the ego and learned from my mistakes.

And last year, I made the playoffs in both my leagues.

This cycle of dud to stud is exactly how the speaking game works too.

When you first start speaking, you’re a lost newbie…. you suck.

It’s no fun and at times, you feel like you’re losing.

But as you make your mistakes (you’re going to make mistakes), you learn from them and improve.

And here’s the best part… you WILL start to enjoy it.

Once you start to really understand what you’re doing and that YOU CAN influence the outcome, it becomes fun again.

That competitive spark is re-ignited in you and you look forward to unleashing your hail storm of well thought out, deeply impactful, brilliant delivered presentations your audience.

As chiropractor, you are uniquely qualified to enroll in The Chiro Speaking Club.

Behind those closed doors awaits a plethora of very useful, chiro-specific, trainings on how to become a master of presentations.

Training like:

— How to Find, Structure and Deliver Your Chiro Story to Increase Conversions During Talks

— How To Close A Chiro Or Wellness Talk Like A Champion

— 30 day Facebook Live Video Challenge

— The Ultimate Stress Talk

— How to do a Prep Talk

— Language patterns: 28 Ways to overcome the $ money objection

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Onward and upward,

Jeff Paro
The Chiro Speaking Club