Guy Kawasaki: How to Be a Remarkable Speaker

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🗓️ 4 March 2020

⏱️ 14 minutes

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In this week's Remarkable People podcast, Guy Kawasaki will share his best tips for being a remarkable speaker from decades of experience to fast-track your speaking. You'll be getting standing ovations in no time. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	In my years of entrepreneurship, I've seen countless startups. And here's the truth.
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0:32.9	are trusting Brex to help them win. Go to brex.com slash grow to learn more.
0:44.3	Hello, this is Guy Kawasaki, and this is the Remarkable People podcast.
0:49.3	The format of this podcast is usually that I interview a remarkable person, someone like Jane Goodall,
0:56.4	Leon Panetta, Waz, Margaret Atwood, Martha Stewart, to drop a few names. But in this case,
1:03.6	I'm going to try something different. There is no other guest in this episode. It's just going to be
1:09.9	me talking about how you can gain some remarkable
1:13.5	skills. Specifically today, I'm going to talk about how to be a remarkable speaker. I'm trying
1:20.8	this new format. Let me know what you think. And here we go. How to be a remarkable speaker.
1:30.0	Number one.
1:31.4	The first thing is to have something to say.
1:34.9	This is kind of a duhism.
1:36.9	Of course you have something to say if you're speaking, but I found that it's not always
1:41.0	true.
1:42.1	Sometimes people want to speak because they want the attention,
1:46.1	the positioning. You should speak when you have something important to say. If you don't have
1:50.9	something important to say, shut up. Number two is to do your homework. If there is something
1:58.0	that is skipped by most speakers, it is that they do not do their homework before a presentation.
2:04.2	If it is a small group, then LinkedIn is the greatest gift from God ever.
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