Here's how you can use your public speaking expertise to uncover new job prospects.

Boldness in speech is like a beacon, guiding others through the fog of ambiguity. It's the courage to speak truthfully, even when it's uncomfortable or unpopular. Genuine speech, rooted in sincerity and integrity, fosters genuine connections and inspires respect. So, while adapting your language to suit your audience is crucial, never compromise the boldness and authenticity that make your voice uniquely yours.

By showcasing skills at industry events and conferences. Use these opportunities to demonstrate your knowledge and passion to inspire audiences. Consider offering training sessions to showcase your expertise and establish yourself as a thought leader in your field.

Conferences are a great place to network. Talk to vendors who have products you use on a regular basis. Many have podcasts and webinars and are often looking for guest to be in their show to share how their product was successful for a business. It’s a great way to network and give you practice speaking

To elevate your resume with your public speaking expertise highlight relevant speaking engagements and trainings you have delivered. Include details such as the topics covered and any notable outcomes. Emphasize your ability to effectively communicate complex ideas and engage diverse audiences by delivering compelling presentations.

Enhance your online presence by creating a professional website to showcase your speaking engagements and expertise. Utilize social media platforms such as LinkedIn to share insights and connect with industry professionals and promote your speaking engagements. Engage in online communities related to your field participate in discussions and offer value through sharing your expertise. By establishing a strong online presence you can attract opportunities and network with potential employers to showcase your public speaking skills to a wider audience.

Interviewing is like public speaking to an audience of one (or a few). It's important to prepare for interviews the same way you might for a speech or presentation: think through common interview questions for your role or industry and prepare talking points. Then, practice until you know the material and your thoughts flow effortlessly. While it may seem like a lot of effort, this prep pays off. Instead of worrying about remembering your lines, you can focus on connecting with the audience (AKA interviewer) and adapting to the energy in the room.

Engage audience and convey complex ideas with clarity and confidence. Provide examples of successful speaking engagements and presentations you have delivered and highlighting the impact you have made, any positive outcomes achieved. Demonstrate your adaptability and versatility by discussing how you tailor your communication style to different audience and situations.

Offer to speak at relevant events and volunteer to lead training sessions to demonstrate your expertise and establish yourself as a thought leader in your field. During these engagements make genuine connections with attendees and express your willingness to offer mentorship to those seeking to develop their public speaking skills.