Leaders, Stop Tweaking. Start Speaking.

Leaders, Stop Tweaking. Start Speaking.

One Habit To Supercharge Your Impact

In an ideal world, speakers continuously work on their presentation to ensure they create maximum impact. With high stakes talks, if you master your message, you’ll deliver meaningful and memorable material in a manner that creates a bond with your listeners.

But, there's a catch—continuously tinkering with your presentation can lead to diminishing returns. The more you fuss over minor details, the greater the risk of diluting your message. You lose the essence of what makes your talk impactful.?

So, embrace the concept of "freeze the design." In speaking and comedy, there’s a pivotal moment when you must stop the constant changes, tweaks, and adjustments to your presentation.?

It's about reaching the point where you trust your message and preparation, and allow yourself to fully embody the material. Rehearse until it flows out of you without having to think about it.

You know your topic. You've been asked to speak for a reason. Trust the people who've invited you to speak.?

Do this, and you’ll tap into your natural rhythm and flow. This ensures you’ll deliver a presentation that feels relatable, genuine, and effortless.?

Remember, it's not about achieving perfection, it’s about creating connection. ?


PS. ?Earlier this week, I sent out information about the presentation, “Create Your Book Without Writing a Word” from my friend Michael DeLon.

I hope you got to watch it. If you didn’t, the replay of the webinar is available for a few days.

Here are a few things Michael talked about:

  • The top 3 reasons business owners write books (“sell lots of copies” isn’t one of them)
  • The 3 steps in the Profitable Author Pathway, starting with “extract your genius”
  • How it’s possible to get a professional book done in just 24 hours of your time, spread across 9 months
  • Real stories of results from real clients

If you’re interested…

CLICK HERE to watch the recording.

In case you were interested in having Michael and his team help you create your own book, you can schedule a call with him on that same page. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.?


Cory Dunham??

Leadership Coach | Keynote Speaker | Entrepreneur | I help successful executives & owners bridge the gap between achievement and fulfillment | Happiness Expert | Faith-driven Leadership Strategist

8 个月

Trust in yourself. Have faith. Freeze the design & speak. All great points Michael Davis.

Rob Lynch

Toyota of PR Consultants | Boosting brand awareness for B2B Tech companies | Cybersecurity PR | B2B Tech PR

8 个月

I used to work for a PR firm. We'd create the pitch deck for our new business presentations. The new business team would edit. We had a not so great color printer. Can't tell you how many times the new business team would still be editing the morning of the presentation. And because the not so great color printer wouldn't be able to print the copies needed for the meeting, we'd have to take the file to Kinkos and get them to rush print them. Way too much stress heading into a new business meeting. Not to mention the extra printing cost. Looking forward to watching the webinar!

Patricia Fripp Presentation Skills Expert

President @ Fripp Virtual Training | Presentation skills expert

8 个月

Michael Davis I 100% agree. You want to know so well you can forget it. Open your mouth and trust the words will come out. If you are tinkering to the last minute that will never happen.

David D. Doerrier

Empowering Technical Experts to Captivate Audiences | Turning Complex Ideas into Clear, Impactful Messages | Public Speaking Trainer I USAF Ret.

8 个月

A powerful reminder, Michael Davis. Over-tweaking can indeed dilute the core message. It's all about striking the right balance between preparation and trust in our own expertise. Connection over perfection, always!

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