“Your story is what you have, what you will always have.
It is something to own”,
Michelle Obama
Moving Speeches
People often remember better what they feel than what they hear. Moving speeches have the power to evoke emotions. Emotions enhance the message and often linger longer in the audience's memory making the message more memorable.
Moving speeches are not only effective means of communication but also powerful instruments for positive change and connection within teams, companies, women's networks, and society. I have noticed that women's networks, in particular, are often looking for short inspiring, interactive speeches for their monthly lunch meetings. You can take a look below.
Speakers who can touch the audience can also inspire and motivate. Moving speeches can also prompt people to take action, initiate change or foster growth by creating a sense of commitment and responsibility. This is crucial if you want to inspire self-awareness and change.
If you are considering giving a speech, know that leaders delivering compelling speeches can serve as inspiring examples. They demonstrate empathy, authenticity, and a vision for the future, making them often more effective leaders.
An empowering view on your inner critic
In my interactive speech of approximately 50 minutes, I offer a fresh perspective on your inner critic that contrasts with the many negative opinions often encountered online.
I invite you and your audience to engage with your inner critic in a way you've never tried before. Think of appreciation, decisiveness, and humor – that's how I guide you and your audience to relax, take responsibility, and practice a new approach to dealing with your inner critic.
One participant said the following:
"When we closed our eyes during the speech, I visualized my inner critic, who looked like myself, a serious, critical woman. I tried to negotiate with her and encouraged her to be less critical and more motivating and show me how I could improve. As I did that, I reflected on how I shouldn't be so critical of my children. I want to prevent them from experiencing the same problems later as I am now. It really hit me that being more curious and less judgmental applies not only to my inner critic's communication to me, but also to my interactions with my children and other relationships."
"Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen",
Brené Brown
Do you want help with YOUR moving speech?
You have an idea, but you struggle with execution. Perhaps you keep postponing it, thinking it won't work, believing others won't be interested, or seeing a daunting amount of work ahead. Yet, you still want to do it. You aim to deliver an impactful speech but don't know how.
I genuinely enjoy assisting women who aspire to speak. I'll support you in building self-confidence, providing focus and structure, planning, practicing, and timing. I'll gently dispel the thoughts that hold you back. Depending on your needs, we can agree on a price. Usually, three sessions are sufficient
