Collection of Motivational Speakers

In this age of technology, one of the most common and effective ways to speak to your audience is virtually. There are many methods for hosting and online presentation whether it is through a Facebook Live, a YouTube video, a webinar, or even in video lessons. However, how well you can reach your audience depends on how you manage your virtual sessions. It is one thing to get your audience to tune in but another to keep their attention. Before you start your virtual sessions, make sure you use these tips to not only keep them entertained but also keep them coming back for more. 1. Know Where to Focus Your Camera If your audience cannot see you, they may not stay long. You want to make sure that you not only have the camera facing you and keeping your center (unless you have a prop you want to use to one side) but also that you have a light facing your face. Test out a few options before you actually create the video or go live so you can make sure they can see you and that

“True alchemy begins with inner shifts and transformations on deep levels. Financial Alchemy offers clear and accessible tools for creating inner shifts around our money beliefs– which are so connected to our beliefs about self worth and much more. This work is different, because it goes much deeper than the “getting information” level. It’s really about creating dynamic inner change, that can bring about dynamic outer results. The Financial Alchemy Workbook is amazingly helpful, and designed so that as we work with it, we can also track our progress around change, and our results too. I’ve been sharing startling and happy results via e-mail with Morgana since I started working with Financial Alchemy over two years ago, so I’m happy to write this review and share with you some of what’s happened for me. I’m well into my 2nd workbook at this time. Results came quickly. I’m going back into my books to share some of the money manifestations, and overall positive changes in my sense o

She created Addyi, the first FDA-approved drug for women with low libidos, dubbed by the media as ‘the female Viagra’, and sold the company that created it — Sprout Pharmaceuticals — for $1 BILLION . And then last year, she successfully sued to get it BACK . Why? And then what happened? I had to get Cindy Eckert (formerly Whitehead) back on the show, not only to explain what’s going on with her company, but also update us on her unabashed mission to help make more women ‘really f—ing rich’. >>> This is one of the reasons why I’m flying Cindy in to Phoenix this November as a special guest at #ICONICwithAliBrown. She’ll be leading us in a special ‘closed-door’ session on thinking bigger and doing BIG deals . More than ever, women are needed to take their missions to a grander scale. And right now we have less than 17 seats left , so have a look at ICONICwithAliBrown.com .) As a proven serial entrepreneur with multiple successful exists (and as the only woman to sell her bu

For businesses, the digital economy is both a blessing and a curse. The Internet, smartphones, and other digital innovations have given entrepreneurs unprecedented opportunities to reach customers, expand sales, and  make money online . If you seek a fortune through online business, it’s important to start with the fundamentals. The following business basics will give you the foundation for success in the digital economy: 1. Solve a Problem Customers don’t want to buy goods and services; they want to buy solutions. The first step in building an online business is thus to identify a problem or set of problems that many people have and that you can solve. Any product or service you sell should be geared toward that solution. Problem-solving is essential if you want to communicate why potential customers can buy from you. Simply telling people positive things about your product or services isn’t enough if they can’t see how they would use those wares in their own lives. But i

It was during a walk down the freezer aisle that Natasha Case saw it: No one had innovated in the ice cream category in decades. And none of the brands on the shelf spoke to her , as a millennial and a woman. In this candid episode at GlambitionRadio.com , Natasha opens up about the risks it took to start Coolhaus Ice Cream , and how she and her co-founder (now wife) Freya navigated the challenges of their business, marriage, and becoming parents. I am amazed by Natasha’s story, and the vision and courage it took to go from her architecture background to… ice cream! On #GlambitionRadio Natasha explains how she knew the timing was right for her passionate hobby — making ice cream and cookies for colleagues and friends — to become something bigger. Food trucks were just entering the scene in L.A. when she and Freya put it all on the line : They bought an old, beat-up postal van (for $2,500 off Craigslist) and started selling their ice cream to see if they had a viable product. And t