Are You An Entrepreneur?
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Do You Want More Speaking Gigs?
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"Richard's speech was incredible. I was able to learn about some of the mistakes he made and how I could avoid those same mistakes in my own life and my own journey. I learned a lot about vision, simplicity, and going into a business where I can solve a problem. Thank you Richard." - Jake (Pittsburgh, PA)
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FACT #1:
The benefits of public speaking are INCREDIBLE:
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Adds credibility
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Builds brand awareness
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Connects you with many new people
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Multiplies your value
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Helps clarify your message
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Provides a new way to make money
FACT #2:
As an entrepreneur, it is quite difficult to get speaking gigs.
WHY are they difficult to get?
Very few companies want to hire you to speak about quitting your job and starting your own business to their employees.
HOW do I get more speaking gigs then?
You need to be a guest speaker at an entrepreneurship seminar in order to start getting your name out there.
That's what we do at our How To Become The American Entrepreneur Seminars.
What is the
How To Become The American Entrepreneur Seminar?
We host an entrepreneurship seminar titled How To Become the American Entrepreneur at colleges, high schools, event centers, and conference rooms all across the United States. We provide information to attendees about the basic principles of being an entrepreneur taught by real entrepreneurs.
Want to be a speaker?
If you are an entrepreneur, we would love to have you be a part of it. The best part about it is you can do everything from the luxury of your own home via skype. During each seminar, we allow guest speakers to tell their story.
As a speaker at one of our seminars you will receive many bonuses:
1) You receive a framed certificate of Public Speaking on Entrepreneurship to show your credentials for future speaking gigs. (Figure 1)
2) Video testimonial from the founder of DreamStarters University talking about your quality speech. (Figure 2)
3) Written testimonial from organizer or attendee about your speech. (Figure 3)