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Trends & Resources for Thought Leaders

For Speakers

Performing is risky; use these four principles to avoid bombing and succeed onstage.

For your personal story to resonate deeply, your audience must see themselves in it.

Increase your value by bundling your different speaking expenses into an all-in-one fee.

For Authors

HEROIC Alumna Stacy Fritz upleveled her speaking to pitch, launch, and sell a new product.

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How to know when it’s time—and why you’re farther ahead than you think.

Fighter pilot Kim Campbell reveals how to deal with uncertainty in the writing process.

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For Thought Leaders

Embracing your “extra” and becoming fully self-expressed is key to doing your best work.

Six essential attributes set genuine thought leaders apart from the rest.

These five common habits could put your authenticity at risk.

Steal the Show, a HEROIC Podcast

Michael reflects on the season's insights and offers tips on applying expert advice.

Michael and Dylan Gallimore discuss translating brand values into impactful communications.

Martin Perelmuter, of Speakers Spotlight, shares insights on working with speakers bureaus.

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It’s no coincidence that successful speaker-authors rarely stop at one book.

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Performing is risky; use these four principles to avoid bombing and succeed onstage.

HEROIC Alumna Stacy Fritz upleveled her speaking to pitch, launch, and sell a new product.

Josh
Staske
Green check mark burst shape
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For your personal story to resonate deeply, your audience must see themselves in it.