Speaker- Talk to One, Talk To Thousands

A speaker is someone who delivers speech. He talks to the audience in order to influence, entertain and impart knowledge. A Speaker talks in a deliberate and structured manner. Let’s get you introduced to three types of speakers.

Conference Speakers
These are those people who are scheduled to offer addresses at conferences, gatherings and other conventions. They are the recognized authority at the occasion. They also serve as keynote speakers who are to give speeches on subjects related to the function. Conference speakers must know about its audience and contribute with meaningful content. They should have a strong presence of mind and also be aware about technology, social media and stuff. Some of the best conference speakers that we have are Mark Zukerberg, Tim Cook, mark Benioff and many other famous people who have won the hearts of many people with their speaking skills at many conferences.

Inspirational Speakers
They are those speakers who share their own stories to inspire their audience to overcome adversity and face challenges and achieve the desired goals against all odds. The main motive of inspirational speaker is to inspire others with their speaking skills. These speakers may speak on various subjects of life, goals, business etc. there are a lot of business inspirational speakers who speaks about business and try to inspire people on how to go about their business, how to never give up or how to make money by sharing their personal stories to inspire the audience.

Motivational Speakers
Motivational speaker are those who speaks to motivate their audience on various subjects. The major trait of these speakers is to be able to connect with the audience on a much deeper level. A sales motivational speaker is a person who motivates you and gives you ideas about how to increase your sale and marketing. They talk in a very motivating way. Jordon Belfort, who is also known as the Wolf of Wall Street, is considered to be one of the most motivational speakers. He once said, “What happened to you in your past, you are not your past. You are the resources and capabilities you glean from it. And that is the basis for all changes.”

As a speaker it is really important to understand that you know your audience. Try to be entertaining but do not stray away from the subject. Be confident like you own the place and the occasion. Keep some time in hand for question and answer session. At the end thank the audience for being patience and being a great listener.