Posts Tagged ‘speakers’

Introverts – How in the World Can You Work at a Trade Show? Ideas for Success

Posted on April 3rd, 2009, by Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D.

I am an introvert (and if you decided to read this post, you probably are, too). As introverts, we get our energy and ideas from being alone (whereas an extrovert gets energy from being with others). Another aspect of being an introvert is that it takes energy to interact with others – especially if there [...]

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Setting Fees For Workshops and Other Speaking Engagements (Purposely Not Called ‘Gigs’)

Posted on February 15th, 2009, by Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D.

Speakers (of every different ilk, i.e., keynoters, workshop leaders, consultants, trainers, etc.) often wonder what to charge and how to decide their fees. Since I have been a speaker (in all of these roles) for many years, I’ve given this question a fair amount of consideration. Here are some ideas on how to determine your [...]

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Speakers and Consultants – Get Paid in a Timely Manner – During Up and Down Economic Times

Posted on February 7th, 2009, by Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D.

No matter whether the economy is in great shape…or not so great, businesses need to make sure they are paid in a timely manner. As a solopreneur, you may have wondered, “When making presentations or doing consulting work, what is the best way to assure yourself that you will get paid in a timely manner? [...]

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Website Showing Video Clips

Posted on August 8th, 2008, by Meggin McIntosh

Suggestion from a member:
I have come upon a great website.  The format of this website is providing free short (about 3-5 min.) video clips from speakers with a particular message, from relationships to career to  entertainment. The organization does have a Christian faith value system and presents itself in a very professional and respectful manner. [...]

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