Have you ever been so nervous you cried?
I could still remember my first speech in a Toastmasters group. There were about 20 people. I stood in front of them and I was so nervous, my knees were literally shaking.
My mind went blank and I couldn’t think of anything to say. Out of nervousness, I cried. And that was my first ever speech in that community.
I persevered. I kept studying how great speeches and talks were delivered.
I attended seminars.
I delivered speeches at least twice a month.
I watched TED talks. I watched public speaking championships.
I practiced and learned and practiced and learned.
The Journey
Years later, I wrote my first book and I got invited to speak in Learning Curve’s Money Summit 2011.
From a paying attendee, I became a resource speaker. I shared the stage with the CEOs and VPs of big companies in the Philippines. The organisers asked me to speak just because I wrote a book related to the theme of their event.
After that, I got invited to speak in several big events like Bo Sanchez’s Wealth Summit and HR Conferences. I also got invited to speak in top companies in the Philippines like HSBC Philippines, Philam, Sunlife, Bayantel.
I even got invited to speak at the Office of the President of the Philippines in Malacanang.
If you want to learn how to speak confidently in public, this is for you.
In my more than 10 years as a Toastmaster and 7 years as a professional speaker, I discovered the 5 C’s necessary for a highly effective speech.
When you have the 5 Cs in place, you’d be able to deliver a speech that would captivate your audience from beginning to end. Your speech will be authentic with a clear message and it will have a powerful impact on your audience.
I will reveal these on July 28, 2018 during the Speak to Inspire: A Public Speaking Workshop.
In this workshop, you will discover the secrets on:
✓ How to clarify your message so your audience can easily follow what you want to say.
✓ How to uncover and write your unique story
✓How to create a powerful opening, a well-organized body, and a strong closing
✓ How to connect well with your audience and how to capture their attention from beginning to end.
✓ How to get comfortable speaking in front of a crowd
✓ How to deliver a really, really, good speech!
And many more!
But you have to hurry!
The Early Bird Rate ends on Saturday, June 30.
You still have time to catch the early bird rate, save P500, and get an autographed copy of the #1 Amazon Best Seller “Conquering Stage Fright.”
Just go to http://seminarphilippines.com/
I wish you success and happiness!
Sha Nacino
P.S.1 I’ve synthesized and curated everything I learned from my years of speaking and I’ll teach everything to you in one day! Limited seats left.
Register now at http://seminarphilippines.com/
P.S.2 Do you have dreams you want to achieve? Download this FREE eBook “How to Make Your Dreams Come True” with a review by Brian Tracy. Simply go to http://shanacino.com/dreams
By the way, your registration comes with snacks, lunch, certificate, and coffee! And loads of fun!
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Sha Nacino, Inspirational Speaker and Prolific Author
Sha Nacino is one of the most sought-after Filipino motivational speakers in the Philippines. She is the bestselling author of the books Money&Me, Mission Happiness, plus 7 other books. Sha is the founder of The 90-Day Book Writing Challenge where she helps first time authors write their books. She also writes for Bo Sanchez's TrulyRichClub newsletters. She regularly gives talks on Personal Finance, Happiness, Purpose, Success Principles, etc. If you wish to invite Sha to speak in your company or events, visit shanacino.com or email her at sha@seminarphilippines.com.
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