I finally got the attention of the Associate Dean and the program manager in a meeting.
I mentioned my credentials as a motivational speaker. I submitted that some of my best professors during my MBA were from industry and not always PhDs.
2/9
I admit it was an uphill battle to convince them.
I finally went for the PROMISE.
"What is the average score for your Exec Ed trainers?" for their official feedback mechanism
3/9
'81%' they said. This was based on scores out of 5.
I said "I can GUARANTEE you that I can exceed 90% feedback if you let me deliver one session from among my favourite topics"
That definitely got their attention...
4/9
'Which topics?'
At the time, my best ones were
'Authentic Networking',
'Powerful Presentations',
'Heart Leadership'
I decided to go for Powerful Presentations, since I was guaranteeing them I could deliver a great session.
5/9
The RESULT: I got 99.6% on the feedback forms.
14 people answered 16 questions will all perfect 5's except for one person on one question, for which they gave a 4.
Nobody's perfect eh?
6/9
Regardless, I got the job, and worked on contract with them for almost a decade.
Your PROMISE shows clients that you know your expertise and can deliver. It's a huge part of your personal brand and thought leadership.
7/9
Currently the GUARANTEES I offer include:
- You will land a TEDx talk
- You will land 3 paid speaking gigs
- You will increase your digital presence by 100,000 views
- Your audience will give glowing feedback well beyond your average
8/9
If you want to learn more, just DM me anytime.
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