| Start a career in public speaking and earn money while having fun. Learn how to make $5500 or more for each speaking presentation you do.  You can get all the latest public speaking tips and tricks for FREE by signing up for Tom's Great Speaking Ezine. Specific Objectives You must ask the program director who hired you to speak and find out exactly what goals need to be accomplished during your presentation. This is a very important part of the "proper prior preparation" to help your career in public speaking. It is best to have the specific points spelled out in writing, that way there is no room for confusion in what was wanted. This can be handled with a question on your pre-program questionnaire. If you don't get this information up front, you are open to them complaining that you didn't achieve the goals the meeting organizers had set. And as you will know from your public speaking course, if you lose your "connection" with the meeting planners, you lose, period, because you will lose your access to the audience for whom you work to connect, inform, entertain, educate, and inspire. P.S. Just because this is a short article doesn't mean you should ignore it's BIG message. Ignore this point and it can mean BIG trouble for your career in public speaking. Home
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