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Hello folks! I'm speaking at an event next week, and thought it useful to share my thinking here: My approach: You give a talk / create content. People get a feel for you, tune into what you're saying, and stick with you till the end 🙌 There's always a purpose. Define the end purpose. I want them to know: → that this community exists. → that I can help them if they want to action being the 'go-to' provider in their sector. Here's my approach: 1. Minimise distraction/ too much info at the point they make a decision. eg in my case, when they're on my website. 2.I am breaking my rule of ONE call to action for now.. this might change closer to the event: I have to call to action: 1. to join the community 2. to book a discovery call with me. You can see what I went with here: www.Finding-Nima.com Not beautiful, but it's 'done' and will be beautified later :) What's your approach? This way of thinking applies when you do what I'm doing here, when you're speaking on stage, at a meeting, pitching. Comment and share your thoughts/ what you find works/ your 'aha!' from this.

Hi Nima, I think I could use some help in being more engaging while speaking. I tend to catch myself rambling a bit off-track when explaining things and was wondering what tips you may have regarding that?

Ok, so I detest the old 'elevator pitch' - I know it is there for a reason but I just find them so cringey, and so I constantly challenge myself to describe what I do in 4 WORDS: PROMOTIONAL CONTENT FOR COMEDIANS Do you think I need to shoosh it up a bit?!