Episode #53

Should You Host Your Own Speaking Events?

April 25, 2016

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Today’s question is coming from our friend Joe. Joe called in wanting to know if it’s better to speak at other people’s events, or host your own and speak at it?

What are your thoughts – when should you speak at other people’s events and when would you be ready to host an event on your own and be a speaker on the agenda?

I’ll give you my thoughts and experiences on this matter. Listen in to episode 53 of The Speaker Lab to hear my advice.

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