The keynote they're
Still using
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Keynotes that don't just fire people up. They change how your audience communicates.
ten years of stages. zero boring talks.
on Monday
Keynotes that don't just fire people up. They change how your audience communicates.
Keynotes that don't just fire people up. They change how your audience communicates.
Because the keynote is the demo. Your audience gets the laughs, the goosebumps and the big finish of a great keynote. AND
then we pull back the curtain on exactly how we did it, so they can do it too. Teams that speak better sell more, lead better and win the rooms that matter.
This keynote changes the question from how do I get better? to who am I when I speak?
A new answer to "what kind of speaker am I?"
An improvement loop they can run after every meeting.
Proof that confidence is a byproduct of behaviours.
Every audience is full of
nervous speakers.
we've seen them allThey all leave as better speakers.
One idea per pillar the room can use the next morning, each one demoed live.
go ahead, flip one
Open a blank deck and start typing bullets. Talk for twenty minutes. Hope a point emerges.
flip
Lead with the point. Then tell the one story that proves it. The bullet-point approach is dead.
"what you say"One volume. One pace. One gear. Even the loud ones are monotone.
flip
Vary on purpose. Volume, pace, silence. Delivery is a decision you make, not a talent you were born with.
"how you say it"Read their slides to the room. Forty words per slide. The audience reads ahead and tunes out.
flip
Treat every word on a slide as an object competing for attention. Fewer objects, more attention.
"slides that don't suck"Wait to feel confident before they volunteer. Spoiler: the feeling never shows up first.
flip
Do the behaviour first. Confidence is a byproduct, not a prerequisite. Thousands have presented with us. Zero deaths.
"comfort and confidence"
"Eli and Eric were fun, engaging and knowledgeable. From first time beginner to experienced keynote speaker, everyone grew from the experience."
Info-Tech"I have attended many conferences and workshops throughout my career, this by far is the best. It kept my attention, it was enjoyable, and I walked away with valuable information that is easy to apply."
Nelnet"You'd be an idiot to pass up an opportunity to: (1) Be entertained by two of the best presenters I have ever seen, and (2) To level up on something we all have to do in life (whether we like it or not)."
ShopifyEric and Eli were hired to teach at 22, worked in tech, and have spent ten years turning terrified presenters into people who get promoted for how they talk.
The one with the hair. Eric has stood in front of thousands of people who would rather have been anywhere else, and sent them home wanting the mic. Former business school professor, former tech guy, current Survivor podcaster.
He headlines most Speaker Labs keynotes solo.
Eli wrote the 4-Pillar Public Speaking System and the workshops we run. He was voted top professor. He was teaching accounting. He had never taken accounting.
Book the duo and you get the full two-speaker show.
One of us or both of us. Either way you get a founder on your stage, never a trainer who covers your region.we don't have a bench. we are the bench.
Tell us what you're planning. We'll tell you straight whether we're the right fit - and what it costs.
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