Which of these 3 resonate the most for you? 1 — Your Speaking Lane Isn’t Clear You haven’t chosen the lane you’re meant to speak in. Your topic, your audience, your message, and your fee are all connected and when the lane is unclear, everything else feels harder than it should. 2 — Your Strategy Doesn’t Match Your Lane Each speaking lane requires a different strategy. Different pitches. Different audiences. Different outcomes. If the strategy doesn’t match the lane, the results won’t match the effort. 3 — You’re Not Executing Inside the Lane You Belong In You’re doing “a little bit of everything” instead of staying consistent in one lane long enough to build momentum. Execution becomes scattered, and visibility suffers. You need all 3 — clarity, strategy, and execution to grow your speaking income with ease. Which one feels like your biggest challenge right now?1, 2, or 3? Drop the number in the comments. 👇I’ll share guidance based on your lane. If you want help figuring out where to start, I’m hosting a free masterclass: ✨ Three Great Places to Get Booked to Speak (Even Without a Big Following)🔗 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/three-great-places-to-get-booked-to-speak-even-without-a-big-following-tickets-1976987437645

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How many of you feel comfortable pitching yourself for a speaking opportunity over the phone? Is it easy for you? Does it make you nervous? Or do you avoid phone pitches altogether and stick to email? Phone pitching is one of the fastest ways to build rapport, bypass gatekeepers, and close paid speaking engagements… but for a lot of speakers, it’s also the most intimidating part. 👇🏽 What’s your comfort level with phone pitching right now and what usually holds you back?

Dr Laura, I had a meeting on November 3rd, and my goal was to have three paid speaking engagements before the year ended. In the last two weeks, I have secured two speaking engagements. It is great for me because just talking to Dr Laura helped me put things in perspective, and I believe with effort and God, my dreams are being manifested.

You might be ready to speak. But does your brand say that? Here are 3 silent reasons you’re missing paid opportunities: 1. Your social media doesn’t say you’re a speaker. No pinned posts. No talk titles. No stage photos. If an event planner landed on your profile right now… would they know what to book you for? 2.You don’t have a speaker sheet. You’re losing time (and credibility) every time you say “Let me put something together.” Event planners want receipts not research. 3.You blend in with therapists or coaches online. If your brand doesn’t clearly position you as a speaker, you’re just another expert in the scroll. Reminder: You can’t get paid like a speaker if no one knows you are one. What’s one thing you know you need to improve in your speaker brand? Let’s talk in the comments