Hi jan,

When most people hear "public speaking," they picture a ballroom, a stage, and a microphone.

But today, the stage is everywhere.

It may be the video you record for social media. The podcast where you share your ideas. The live stream where your community is listening. Or the Zoom call where a prospective client is deciding whether to trust you.

The setting changes. The opportunity does not.

Every time you speak, people are forming an impression of you and your ideas. They are deciding whether to keep listening, whether they understand what you mean, and whether your message matters to them.

If you have ever wondered how to make those moments count, take a look at the Brian Tracy Speaking Academy:

Explore the Speaking Academy

Inside the Academy, you work on organizing your ideas, delivering them with confidence, and connecting with an audience. It is not about becoming somebody else. It is about learning how to communicate your own ideas more powerfully.

You can see how the experience works here:

See the Speaking Academy details

To your success,

Brian Tracy