Question by : what certification should i get? CELTA, TEFL,?
I have experience as an English teacher abroad. There was no requirement except to be a native speaker and 2 years of college. I want to make it a life carrier and don’t want to blow my money on taking a bunch of different classes.

If some one can find reasons the CELTA or the TEFL certificate is better you get 10 points.

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Question by walker1: How much should I charge to be a guest speaker at a film school in the field of Sound for Film?
Hypothetically, it would probably be one 2 hour class or something like that. What should the fee be? (just the fee, not including travel expenses)

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Question by rn.curley: I am currently training on a call center. I’m nervous of answering calls. What should I do?
I am currently training on a call center. I’m nervous of answering calls. What should I do? Can you give me some tips to overcome my nervousness? can I drink coffee? what should I think when receiving a call? should I take a heavy lunch or etc. please help me, I’m from the Philippines and we answer english calls and I’m not a native speaker and its my first call center experience.

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Get involved on LinkedIn.  Join groups that are applicable to what your content is or who your target audience is.  Monitor the discussions and provide answers or suggestions to their questions.  Pose questions of your own to encourage conversation.  Your postings will eventually set you apart as an expert on that particular subject so you become the “go to” person.  Be sure you don’t respond with a sales pitch or anything similar.  Simply providing useful content will peak their interest and grab their attention enough to seek you out for when they have bigger questions or need more detailed information.
Be more effective on Twitter.  If you have a Twitter account (which you should and you should be posting frequently), make your “tweets” more effective.  If you are tweeting something like “just finished speaking to a great group of people” change it to “just presented to a great group of physicians at St. Mary’s hospital about time management. Now its time for a Starbucks.” This tweet provides content on who your audience is and what your topic was while adding a little bit of personality.  Using keywords in your tweets will enable you to show up on search engines more frequently.
Ask for recommendations on LinkedIn.  Recommendations are like testimonials and they make your LinkedIn profile much more powerful.  It builds social proof of your speaking ability.  In addition, where LinkedIn lists your website, don’t keep it as “my website”, change it to something more descriptive like “bringingclaritytohealthlaw”.
Use video testimonials wherever possible.  Record audience members on the spot at the conference or meeting you are presenting at using a flip camera or your cell phone.  Anyone can write something and post it and say its true but seeing someone on video talk about your interesting, useful, content laden presentation is very convincing.  Upload it to your website and your youtube channel or even better, use www.Tubemogul.com and upload it to several places at once!

LMFAO Why so belligerent?

Well, I’m 16 and I’m about to be a junior in high school. I know that college isn’t necessary to become a motivational speaker, but not going to college isn’t an option. And i would like to major in something important, instead of just a standard Business Degree. I would really like some advice, thank you.

When it comes to getting employees to give just a little more than normal than usual, it is a good idea to acquire the services of motivational speakers to give a much-needed boost of morale, and confidence to a sluggish workplace, or sales force. The daily grind of dealing with unwilling prospects, or difficult customers can start to wear on customer service, and sales. This can have a direct impact on the company’s image, and public perception. Having an enthusiastic, highly motivated workforce can usually be seen by all, and most of the time shows up in increased revenues for the business.

Here are three simple reasons why using a motivational speaker is a good idea for your business. Obviously boosting morale, providing practical advice for daily living, and setting goals to provide inspiration.

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Read a full insiders review here Hypnotherapy Certification Course Review

In attendance are many reasons with the purpose of a person would feel like to understand how to benefit from informal hypnosis to help them dressed in their professions.

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In September, I start my final year and am expected to do a 3-month internship between then and next March. I am majoring in Performing Arts Communication – which is 80% similar to communication management and PR, plus 20% stagework.

As much as I genuinely love the performing arts, my program is disappointingly choppy, disorganized, and did nothing to develop my skills as a performer. Therefore I am rather convinced that I will not end up working in showbiz. My grades are good, but I know that it’s not enough to qualify myself into the industry’s standards. However, I’ve been doing very well in the 80% communication and social sciences subjects; and am happy enough if I could start my career in that direction.

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You’ve probably heard it said that you should be very specific when it comes to asking the universe for what you want because the universe can’t deliver on vague intentions. This is true, but it is also possible to get TOO specific – and end up creating blockages for yourself.

Being too specific does not limit the universe; it limits YOU by creating a preconceived notion in your mind. If your desired object or experience doesn’t fit your preconceived notion, you’ll block it!

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