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Teleseminars are becoming more and more popular, especially due to the rise in the number of network marketing ventures. However, hosting one of these teleseminar sessions is a whole different story. Some people are quite willing and eager to be able to host their session and really are quite capable of maintaining their listener’s attention spans. However, there are some people who have certain fears about hosting a teleseminar session.
The first fear is that you really don’t have much anything worthy of being said, also known as “I have nothing to say (wear), even though I have a whole brain (closet) full of expertise, ideas, and business sensibilities (dresses, skirts and blouses, or suits).”
Well, everybody has something worth saying. If there is one message you would share about your company, or your business opportunity, as the case may be, what would you say then? Even if you have to get input from other people, who I’m sure have their own opinions and ideas, feel free to use them. There is always something to be said, and, often, it needs to be said.
The second fear is that you are terribly afraid that someone will judge you. Perhaps you have a difficult accent for some to understand. Perhaps you pronounce words differently than most others do. Perhaps you use slang expressions. Perhaps your information is already known in your business circle, or the people might already know what you’re talking about to begin with. Perhaps, and worst of all, your listeners might not even like you!
Not everyone listening to you will be your ideal work partner anyways, so forget about that. Not everyone will agree with everything you say. Yes, some will be judging you according to all manners of unfair ideologies. You won’t know about their disagreements and dislikes anyways, and you certainly don’t have to react to it. All you can do in a teleseminar is simply your best job. Give them good content, preferably better than just good, and I’m sure that many will appreciate the information and will think much more highly of you for presenting it.
Teleseminars and their counterpart webinars can really help really improve your business. They’re not at all expensive to manage, and they can reach 10s, 100s, and even 1000s of people at a time! And they can definitely help you get more financially successful. What’s to worry about that?
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Source by Arthur Langton
