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It doesn't matter if you like it or not AI is creeping into every facet of our lives. And the speaking business is no different. Writers have AI program Grammarly to assist in their writing projects. Now we have "Yoodli." The Yoodli program will listen to your speech and give immediate feedback on your phrasing, pace, use of pauses, voice inflection, and repeated and filler words. Its a fantastic tool to polish up your speeches and talks with immediate feedback. However, it is not perfect. It may point out that you are repeating a word in your speech too frequently when perhaps that was your specific intention. So don't expect it to do all the work for you. But it will make the work you do easier and more efficient. The best part is that Yoodli is FREE if you are a current member of Toastmasters. So find a club, and get the benefit of both human AND AI feedback of your presentations.

Sometimes it is the person nobody ever imagined anything of. Who ends up doing things nobody ever imagined. — Alan Turing.

I failed to introduce myself today. Lynda Roth I've had a long career the majority in Los Angeles. I was raised in St. Louis moved to California in '75 and moved back to Stl in'16. I have been in information technology my entire career from rooky developer to CIO and now executive consultant.

I have done a fair amount of speaking in my career. I was president of ACG chapter in Los Angeles and spoke all the time from the podium, I have been asked to do a few conference speeches. One was in Las Vegas originally scheduled as a breakout session and early on 1st day the keynote speaker was sick. I happened to be in the right place at the right time and was asked if I would do the keynote that morning. Of course said yes. I was surprised that many attendees came up to me during the event and complimented me on my speech. I want to become a paid speaker, any suggestions how I get started in that?