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		<title>Public Speaking Job Requirements</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To have a public speaking job is to go beyond comfort and stretch yourself toward greatness. My Friend, boxer, minister, and real estate developer Chris writes: “Average is the top of the bottom&#8230; the best of the worst&#8230; the bottom of the top&#8230; the worst of the best&#8230; The saddest epitaph is this: ‘Here lies [...]]]></description>
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<p>is to go beyond comfort and stretch yourself toward greatness.<br />
My Friend, boxer, minister, and real estate developer Chris<br />
writes: “Average is the top of the bottom&#8230; the best of the worst&#8230; the bottom of the top&#8230;<br />
the worst of the best&#8230; The saddest epitaph is this: ‘Here lies Mr. Average. Here lies the remains of what might have been,  except for his belief that he was only average.’”</p>
<p>When I ﬁrst met Chris, he was, by his own account, an average <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">public speaker</a>. He had limited education and very little <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">motivational speaking</a> experience. He was determined to improve and was willing to go to any lengths to do so. He watched other <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">public speakers</a>, always taking notes on each little detail of how they went about their <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">public speaking job</a>. Chris would always asked for feedback after delivering a motivational speech or sermon.Many nights I remember Chris, in my garage, practicing his<br />
upcoming public speaking. Using my ironing board as his podium, he enthusiastically spoke to an audience of one. At each juncture I would offer suggestion after suggestion. After a some scribbling, he would begin again&#8230;and again. Chris became a powerful as a minister and later went to be successful in his <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">Public speaking career</a>! Chris now has spoken all over the world. Today, he is a favorite of many, including myself&#8230;and there is nothing average about as a <a href="http://www.presentationfire.com">public speaker.</a></p>
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