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Turbo-charge your group to new peaks with a dynamic and entertaining presentation by Dwayne G. Smith. Your audience will learn to take charge of their own lives with simple yet powerful ideas that allow them to respond to life’s difficult challenges.

 

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I was in Atlanta last weekend from California. I had the honor of speaking to Ben Hill Toastmasters and they showed the video of your speech on "Music" done for the International Convention in 2002. I was so very impressed and wish to remind you that indeed God has given you a gift -- in fact, many gifts.

Patricia Adelekan, CTM and WFG.
 

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Seven Steps To Speaking Success

Keynote, Workshop

 

This program is designed to make speaking easier, more effective and rewarding. He shares tricks of the trade he learned on his way to becoming a world champion speaker. Learn the 7 steps to successful speaking:

 

If you are interested in becoming a better speaker then why not learn from one who has achieved the pinnacle of Toastmasters speaking. Here are a few questions to ponder. Do your speeches lack excitement ?  Does it take you 2 or 3 weeks to write a speech and even then it is not where you wanted it to be ?  Have you ever wondered how some speakers look so confident and smooth as they give a speech ?  Would you like others to wonder the same about you ?

 

If you answered “yes” to those questions or if you are already a great speaker who is willing to learn more, then I invite you to join me for “The 7 Steps to Speaking Success”. I must warn you; this is not a sit-down-listen-to-me-do-all-the-talking presentation. You will need to bring a pad and pen to get all of this good information down.

  

Professionals who follow 7 Steps To Successful Speaking…

  • spend less preparation time
  • find it easier to write speeches
  • are less apprehensive about speaking
  • are prepared to give a speech any time any where

 

 

Bringing Out The Winner In You

Keynote

Competitive Advantage: A Winning Mentality

 

In every individual, there lives a winner who is just waiting to get out. Your “Inner Winner” is ready to do great things but some of us only allow it to watch TV or idly waste our time away. In this interactive, informational and entertaining session, you will see that whatever hopes and dreams you might have or have thought about can come true. It is not going to be easy or quick but you already have the tools needed to win. You are about to discover how to apply winning techniques to help you become a speech winner or a winner in life by pulling out that winner in you.

 

Objective:  By the end of this session, attendees will understand the value of winning and losing and how you are already a winner. You will understand winning ideas you can use as a speaker, as a competitor and in everyday life. You will walk away with Ideas to help you “Spring Forward - Reflect, Renew, Reenergize” the winner in you.

 

 

 

Everyday People

Keynote

This is a motivational, fun and inspirational presentation about the pleasure of giving. It’s about giving to ones less fortunate, even to those in the street. This presentation has changed attitudes of those who have seen it or has made them think twice about passing a homeless person as if they weren’t there.

 

 

We All Have Stories

Keynote

Dwayne Smith told his first story in the 1st grade when Big Mary threatened to beat him up after school. He told her a big sob story - and it worked! Mary was a big girl with a big heart, but she was slow. So if the story didn't work, he could always outrun her. Dwayne mixes humor and believability in his original, present-day tales. He loves creating and developing his stories while laughing out loudly, moving about like a madman and enjoying every minute of it. He figures if it makes him laugh, then audiences might give him a smile or two, but if they really hate the story, he can still run pretty fast.

 

A good story shares so much of the teller as well as the listener. It draws people closer together. In this technologic age, many people find themselves more disconnected than closer to the people around them. They find themselves lost rather than in the center of family and friends. I believe that by sharing stories, we can retrieve that connection of community.

 

Dwayne shares some of his favorite stories and explains how speakers can use stories in their speeches to make or stress major points. The major requirement of attendees to this program is…

 

Bring your imagination