5 More Ways to Inspire Others with Your Cruise Ship Presentation
Storytelling Inspires
I may be wrong but it seems to me the only way most speakers know how to inspire people is by telling them how they failed, then came back. How they got sick, then got better.
Really? Is that all there is?
I can think of 20 other ways to inspire others. Maybe more if I put my mind to it.
5 More Ways to Inspire Others with Your Cruise Ship Presentation
6. Challenge people to be their best – Nobody likes to be pushed. But people do like to grow. Don’t expect someone to thank you for causing them to try harder, go farther. But do expect them to appreciate it. They just aren’t likely to let you know it was something you did.
7. Lead by example – Don’t tell people how do to things. Show them how to do it.
8. Think out loud – Let people into your thought processes. Let them think along with you. Let them see how you change your mind and improve on your original plans.
9. Express your enthusiasm – You should never have to say, “I’m really excited to …” Rather people should be able to look at you and say to one another, “Wow, he’s really excited.”
10. Help people feel better – Be there for people. People should be ready to do better, to leave the past behind, to acknowledge mistakes, to be resolved to make things improve in their lives.
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Bill Belew, PhD, MFA, MSc also has a very interesting career. Bill spent a half dozen years in the US Navy climbing the enlisted ranks and making the jump to Lieutenant where he served as a Surface Warfare, Communications and Intelligence Officer. While aboard ship, in the Navy, he sailed enough nautical miles to circumnavigate the globeAfter his military time, Bill spent nearly 20 years in the Far East – Japan, China, Russia and India where he taught university and created and grew his own language school throughout Japan and Far East Russia.Bill speaks to audiences of all size, countless times yearly. He has a network of 4000+ individuals who follow him in the Silicon Valley Bay Area to learn about Social Media/inbound/content marketing. He is a weekly guest on the Social Network Station broadcast to 90+ countries from the University of Nevada Las Vegas.More than 75,000,000 people have viewed over 125,000,000 pages in his network of sites.Bill is represented by 4 cruise ship agencies that send him, literally, anywhere and everywhere in the world, and is a principal of SpeakOnCruises.com
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