Yasir Khan

So three things.

It has to be repeatable.

You have to relay emotion and it has to reframe your beliefs.

When you open your mouth, that is your brand.

And you'll be shocked, Hala.

In fact, you probably won't be shocked with the amount of people you talk to.

How many people are not careful of the words that come out of their mouth?

Because what you say is what is reflected about your business.

So if you knew that, wouldn't you be a lot more careful of what came out of your mouth, what you said, what you wrote?

That's why just having that finesse on your words, making sure when you're on stage, people remember you, it's more important than it's ever been.

Yeah, the definition of public speaking isn't just being on stage.

It's talking to someone at some time.

If you are talking to someone, which I imagine if your listeners are listening, they're talking to people, right?

Unless they're locked in a basement somewhere.

You are going to do public speaking.

And every single time you do that, you are representing yourself and your brand.

What do you want people to interpret about you?

How do you want them to perceive you?

How do you want them to perceive your company?

All of that is public speaking.