Join Jane Atkinson on this episode of the Wealthy Speaker podcast series. Today she talks with Joe Calloway about his book Becoming a Category of One.
Two thirds of North Americans are unhappy in their jobs. It’s hard to believe that we (professional speakers) get paid to talk. True story! In the case of many of my clients, $5K, $10K or even $20K for one hour of their time! Sure, there is a responsibility that goes with this, and we know that
The good news: I’m thrilled to tell you that all signs are pointing to success for speakers in 2015. My business (of coaching speakers) is often a barometer of what’s happening in the industry. When the economy is hurting, speakers are not as likely to spend money on coaching… so I notice. Last year business
The word “wealthy” is so subjective – one person’s definition of wealthy might be quite different from another person’s. For instance, you might determine that being “wealthy” means: a large bank account (and/or investments) paying the bills and living comfortably traveling and having fun (freedom of time) enough money to retire in comfort not trading
Listen to this podcast to hear Bob Burg discuss topics on building your brand with licensing. For Emerging and Advanced Speakers: Bob Burg shares how his book went to the bestseller list and prompted a Go Giver movement. His business model is completely unique and although Bob speaks a great deal, he focuses on his
On this episode of the Wealthy Speaker University Podcast, Jane Atkinson and Joe Calloway discuss Lessons from the Road Warrior. We’ll discuss a large, multi-city speaking engagement – what it took to book a big contract, the execution of the engagement, and finally, the lessons learned along the way.
Join Jane Atkinson on this episode of the Wealthy Speaker podcast series. Today she talks with Joe Calloway about his book Becoming a Category of One.
Two thirds of North Americans are unhappy in their jobs. It’s hard to believe that we (professional speakers) get paid to talk. True story! In the case of many of my clients, $5K, $10K or even $20K for one hour of their time! Sure, there is a responsibility that goes with this, and we know that
The good news: I’m thrilled to tell you that all signs are pointing to success for speakers in 2015. My business (of coaching speakers) is often a barometer of what’s happening in the industry. When the economy is hurting, speakers are not as likely to spend money on coaching… so I notice. Last year business
The word “wealthy” is so subjective – one person’s definition of wealthy might be quite different from another person’s. For instance, you might determine that being “wealthy” means: a large bank account (and/or investments) paying the bills and living comfortably traveling and having fun (freedom of time) enough money to retire in comfort not trading
Listen to this podcast to hear Bob Burg discuss topics on building your brand with licensing. For Emerging and Advanced Speakers: Bob Burg shares how his book went to the bestseller list and prompted a Go Giver movement. His business model is completely unique and although Bob speaks a great deal, he focuses on his
On this episode of the Wealthy Speaker University Podcast, Jane Atkinson and Joe Calloway discuss Lessons from the Road Warrior. We’ll discuss a large, multi-city speaking engagement – what it took to book a big contract, the execution of the engagement, and finally, the lessons learned along the way.
Relationships still run the speaking business (yes, even now). Jane has laid out three of the reasons to help you get more bookings!