064 – Speaking Secrets from a National Champion

What can professionals learn from champion public speakers—even if they never plan to compete? 🤔

On this episode of the Delight in the Limelight podcast, I sit down with Dr. Iain Lampert, a public speaking competition expert and four-time national champion, to uncover the most valuable lessons from the world of competitive speaking and how they translate into real-world communication for entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders.

Topics we cover include:

  • What Iain loves about competing
  • Lessons from competitive public speaking that professionals can apply
  • Presenting to a small team meeting versus delivering a keynote
  • Choosing the right speech structures
  • Daily exercises professionals can do to improve their public speaking skills
  • The mindsets you need for competition and high-stakes situations

If you want to level up your speaking skills, you’ll want to catch this one!

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Dr. Iain Lampert is a public speaking competition expert and four-time national champion. As the founder of Authentalk, Iain has coached students of all ages to over 1,500 championships in speech, debate, trial advocacy, and more.

 

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Linda Ugelow

Author, speaker, podcast host, and speaking confidence coach.

Helping business owners, authors, and corporate leaders to go from dread to delight in the limelight!

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