Ep 194 - Mastering Public Speaking for Introverts with guest Maria Malik

Have you ever wondered how introverts can excel at public speaking? In this enlightening episode of The Quiet And Strong Podcast, host David Hall sits down with Maria Malik to uncover strategies specifically designed for introverts to shine in the public speaking arena.

Maria introduces the concept of “skeleton notes” and preparation techniques, showcasing how introverts can effectively manage their energy for impactful communication. She also shares powerful storytelling methods to captivate and engage any audience.

Tune in to discover:

• Effective preparation strategies tailored for introverts
• The importance of authenticity and self-awareness in public speaking
• How to utilize feedback wisely and understand your unique strengths
• The scientific and psychological approach to overcoming public speaking fears

By the end of this episode, you’ll gain valuable insights into how introverts can harness their natural abilities to become confident, strong, and authentic communicators. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your public speaking skills—and be strong.

Maria Malik is an Executive Speaking Coach specializing in helping introverted leaders gain executive presence. With a track record of empowering 200+ leaders, Maria equips them to speak assertively, command attention, and impress with their delivery, enabling them to project confidence and lead with impact.

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Episode Link: QuietandStrong.com/194

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