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Seminar Siring Strategies


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Burt Dubin
burtSpeakingBizSuccess.com

Speaking Success System
http://www.SpeakingBizSuccess.com


1. Create your seminar intuitively:



A topic title was assigned to me by the meeting planner. It was

within my field of expertise. And I had no seminar outline that

would fit this group. So, I had to work from scratch.



Relying on my understanding of the meeting planner's intentions,

I mused, entered a reverie-like state -- and dreamed about

designing a knock-their-socks-off program. Came out of the dream

state gazing at my research library, pulled out this book and

that one, started fashioning a framework.



Enraptured by the concept that was coming into being I turned to

my research files, was drawn to various folders that, sure

enough, held meaningful data. Furiously fleshing out the seminar

I wiped off the perspiration, paused, closed my eyes, returned to

a reverie state -- and breathed.



Stories and illustrations started coming to me, point-provers I

scrawled in where they were needed. My desk was a sea of paper

now. Finally I keyed in my notes, drafted the multi-page handout

and found myself with a new seminar I could sell (in generic

form) again and again. And -- it all started with the state.



First I had the dream. Then the dream had me. Hooked, I had to

complete the design of the seminar. It took slightly over 2 weeks

of intensive activity to develop a new 3-hour seminar. That's the

exact process as I lived it -- and you can do it, too.





2. Communicate authentically:



"What you are, sir, speaks so loudly that I can hardly hear what

you say." (Emerson)



Your essential seminar communication is your essence. It's your

unwritten message for your world, for the universe of lives you

touch. Why does everyone love Rosita? Before she says a word

audiences see her glow. They feel the love she radiates. That's

her essence. What is yours?



Some speakers are masterful technicians. They know their topic

inside out, backward and forward. They can answer just about any

question on their specialty. It stops there. There are no core

values. There is no soul, no ethos. Years ago there was a great

-- a great -- platform performer/Broadway actor. He played lead

roles in 2 classics I saw. These shows delighted audiences for

years. He had a grand voice. Impressive bearing. Superb timing.

He was a masterful technician. Yet, and this is the tragic part,

he had no life outside the platform.



Today, by his own arrangement, Zero Mostel is buried in an

unmarked grave in a New York borough. Why do I report this? To

share this view with you: We who are privileged to stand before

audiences are to be more than fine technicians. More than experts

at our art form. Aware of our impact, of the accountability that

goes with that impact, accountability that follows us as surely

as the shadow follows the form, we are to be models of what we

advocate.



We are to share more than our expertise and our stories. We are

to share our essence, our state of being, our true Selves. We are

to touch people's cores. To leave them with a vivid and positive

experience they'll never forget. An experience of a subliminal

message, an unspoken message, a wordless communication. You see,

people rarely show up to get your information. They come to

experience you.





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Burt Dubin, a 20 year veteran of the business of speaking, coaches and mentors speakers and wanna-be's world-wide. Burt works with people who want to be speakers and with speakers who want to be masters. The words of his clients, the admiration and respect expressed for his work by some of the world's most successful speakers, testify to the values he delivers. For samples of his wisdom, simply go to his web-site, http://www.SpeakingBizSuccess.com . Down-load some of the 12 FREE articles and 20 FREE newsletters.



Burt Dubin, 1 Speaking Success Road, Kingman, Arizona 86402-6543, USA. Phone 928-753-7546. Fax 928-753-7554.

E-mail Burt at: burtSpeakingBizSuccess.com



© Copyright 2001 Burt Dubin





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