To become influential in achieving your goals and your audience's goal

• Learn how to relieve the stress of speaking to a crowd
• Become skilled in speaking with notes, without notes and using slides
• Learn how to think quickly, speak logically and engage your audience
• Learn how to summarize by using analogies and short stories
• Understand the importance of preparation, personal stories and mental and physical insight in reducing anxiety and increasing confidence
• Learn the techniques of social media speaking 
• Practice, practice, and practice more until you master it.
• Add the Certified Eloquent Speaker badge to your credibility portfolio

What do you get?

We help you effectively capture the journey with Dewdrop's ORATORS formula.

• Overcome your fear: Start by addressing and managing your initial fear of public speaking.
• Realize your potential: Gain confidence and realize your capability to speak in public (with or without slides).
• Acquire essential skills: Learn the critical skills needed for effective public speaking. Learn how to think quickly, speak logically and influence your audience.
• Take feedback constructively: Seek and utilize feedback to improve your speaking abilities. Understand the power of storytelling to increase audience engagement .
• Organize your thoughts: Structure your speeches logically and clearly. Recognize key stress drivers and learn how to use them to your advantage
• Refine your techniques: Continuously practice and refine your speaking techniques. Redefine pubic speaking to influence your everyday life positively.
• Success and mastery: Achieve mastery and confidence in professional speaking. Adapt to the ever-evolving need to conduct professional speeches online.

What's Covered?

Following Dewdrop's SPEAKER framework, you'll be well on your way to overcoming fear, gaining confidence, learning essential skills, receiving evaluation and feedback, and ultimately becoming a master in public speaking.

Ready to embark on this exciting journey?

S - Settle and Strengthen

• Reducing Anxiety and Increasing Confidence: Start by addressing the root causes of your anxiety and actively work on building your confidence through various techniques such as deep breathing, visualization, and positive affirmations.
• Recognize Nervous Symptoms and Why: Identify and understand why you feel nervous.

P - Practice and Prepare

• Prepared Presentation Techniques: Research and create well-structured presentations.
• Define Public Speaking: Understand what it involves and its importance.
• Preparation Methods, Tools, and Techniques: Use various methods to prepare effectively, such as mind maps, outlines, and rehearsal tools.

E - Engage and Entertain

• Ensure Your Message Resonates: Make sure your speech is relevant and meaningful to your audience.
• Being an Engaged Listener: Listen actively to feedback and audience reactions.
• Balance Content with Delivery: Present your content in a clear and engaging manner, balancing the substance with an energetic delivery.

A - Adapt and Adjust

• Tailor Speeches to Your Audience: Customize your speech based on the audience's interests and demographics.
• Incorporate Personal Stories: Use anecdotes to make your speech relatable and memorable.
• Adapt to the Need of Your Audience: Adjust your content and delivery based on real-time audience feedback and engagement levels.

K - Know and Assess

• Evaluation and Feedback: Seek constructive criticism from peers, mentors, or through self-assessment.
• Impromptu Speaking: Practice speaking on the fly to build confidence and adaptability.

E - Elevate and Enhance

• Maximizing Your Ability to Think and Speak on the Fly: Continuously improve your quick thinking and speaking skills.
• Incorporate Personal Stories: Regularly refresh your repertoire with new and relevant personal stories.
• Mental and Physical Preparation: Maintain regular mental and physical preparation routines.

R - Reflect and Refine

• Mental and Physical Preparation: Engage in activities that calm your mind and body, such as breathing exercises and visualization techniques.
• Evaluation and Feedback: Continually refine your skills based on feedback and self-reflection.
• Stepping into the Professional Speaking World: Start by attending local speaking events, offering free talks to build your portfolio, and gradually taking on paid speaking engagements.
• Connecting with Support: Join public speaking clubs, forums, or groups like Toastmasters International to network with fellow speakers, get peer support, and continue learning.