The results are in! I just finished a virtual presentation for the Rockwood Leadership Institute. This is an annual community call I host with leaders nationwide, focusing on well-being and self-care. The session was called "Write it Out, Navigating Uncertain Times." I created this presentation during the 2020 lockdown when my day job required me to stay home. I used it to support students, staff, and faculty at a leading medical school, and now I'm sharing it with the world. I have a follow up process after every presentation. I share the feedback I got from talkadot with the organizer and ask if there is an opportunity for us to host the event again. I always want to bring the conversation up 24-48 hours after the event because the organizer is more likely to respond. This is my standard follow-up process after every speaking engagement. Next, I'll follow up with attendees who expressed interest in working with me. What's your post-talk ritual for success? Share in the comments so we can all learn and grow together!

Hey S4P team, I've hosted the same LIVE coaching workshop under these 3 names. What I do is introduce myself, highlight a key speaking structure, and then leave 30 minutes for folks to volunteer for live public speaking coaching. They get feedback from me and from the audience. Then Q&A. What would be the most compelling name for this type of workshop? If you think another title works better, leave a comment below!

Monthly Prizes for July 2024 #1 @Jamie Yve Brown - 1 Hour 1on1 Consultation with Evolve Benton #2 @Sammie Walker Herrera - Lifetime Access to the Highly Paid Speaker Bundle #3 @Ravi Iyer, MD - $25 Visa gift card to upgrade your virtual stage I will be reaching out to everyone individually to get your prizes. If you don't see your name on this list, August could be the month for you to win. Make a goal to post in the S4P Circle Community daily and complete the course in our classroom area. Congratulations to all of our winners!

Farah here. I have a PhD in organizational behaviour, specifically in cross-cultural management. I did a Tedx talk back in 2017. Since got chronically ill, had twin babies, moved countries a few times and now looking to get back into it and eventually build myself back up to become into a well-paid speaker! Thank you for having me here and looking forward to the support and to support others.

What are the 1-3 top things that keep you going with your endeavors? For me, it's helping other LGBTQIA + folks and providing for my loved ones.