Bobbie Carlton, founder of Innovative Women, shares her journey into entrepreneurship and the creation of her platform to empower women in public speaking. She discusses the different models of speaking, the challenges of event organizers paying speakers, and the importance of visibility for women in speaking careers. The conversation covers the nuances of public speaking, including the role of paid speakers, corporate speaking opportunities, and the importance of addressing budgeted problems. It also delves into the qualities of effective speakers, the impact of introversion and extroversion, and the significance of engaging with the audience. Additionally, it explores the value of improv classes, the importance of time management during speaking engagements, and the need for continuous practice and community engagement.
Takeaways
- Empowering women in public speaking
- Different models of speaking Paid speakers attract crowds and are compensated for their appearances.
- Effective speakers address budgeted problems and help companies make or save money.
- Introverts make excellent speakers and benefit from improv classes.
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction to Bobby Carlton and Innovative Women
- 03:15 Journey into Entrepreneurship
- 05:38 Innovation Women and Expansion
- 07:33 Innovation Women's Platform
- 10:52 Empowering Women in Speaking
- 12:35 Different Models of Speaking
- 18:01 Challenges of Event Organizers Paying Speakers
- 20:00 The Role of Paid Speakers
- 21:07 Corporate Speaking Opportunities
- 23:12 Qualities of Effective Speakers
- 25:26 Impact of Introversion and Extroversion
- 29:01 Time Management and Speaker Expectations
- 32:16 Value of Improv Classes
- 33:27 The Importance of Practice and Engagement
- 35:18 Community Engagement and Resources