SLP314 - Your Voice and Your Difference-Making Message

efore you ever existed, there was a plan already in place for your life, AND, you were engineered and wired to make a powerful and specific difference in a targeted, specific arena.

Last week we talked about identifying what deeply moves you, excites you, angers you, or even breaks your heart.

I’m driving home the idea you are created, uniquely designed, and specifically wired to make a difference in this world.

Perhaps you’ve already identified your passion or cause, and you want to share it strategically to make a maximum impact for others.

Now what?

Today we’re taking a deeper look into how to find your voice and deliver your message effectively and confidently.

Feature Presentation:

Finding Your Voice

The convergence of your unique wiring and deep passion brings about the possibility of a real mission, a real purpose, a course of action you can take in order to make what is on the inside of you really count. But will you take that course of action?

Hesitancies are born out of:

• Lack of confidence
• Fear
• Deep insecurity
• Don’t know how to speak or deliver a message
• Don’t know how to find the people who want to listen

How have we become so programmed to believe that the very thing we are BORN to do is unattainable?

Here is the greater issue …

The people we are called to serve with OUR MESSAGE are not getting the help, support, or information they desperately desire because we have yet to engage our calling in life.

In our upcoming WORKSHOP, we’re going to take time to help those who attend to get past the hang-ups, find their voice, and absolutely get in the game!

Delivering Your Message

It is widely stated one of the greatest fears most people have is public speaking.

Here’s a dirty little secret: Most of the great communicators, spokespersons, advocates, and leaders you admire and respect are just as normal, unassuming, and down to earth as YOU are.

They will tell you that their early presentations and speeches were terrible.

Here is the DIFFERENCE: Their passion, pain, and their recognition of the needs of others were stronger than their fear, insecurities, or lack of confidence.

What About The Technical Stuff?

Things like:

1. Defining and clarifying your core message
2. Techniques for preparation and delivery
3. How to book yourself as a speaker or trainer
4. How to connect with your audience and command a room

Here is the bottom line:

Your message is important.

Your voice needs to be heard.

You can (and must) make a difference in the area and with the people you’ve been called to serve.

It’s not enough to simply have a passion.

YOU are the difference maker!

You are uniquely qualified, and you are READY to take your cause, your message, your passion to the world.