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Why is it, that some speakers get away with breaking every public speaking rule in the book, yet we still want to listen to what they’ve got to say? If there’s one thing I've learned working with some of the most successful leaders of our generation, it’s that there is a big difference between having an idea and being able to communicate it. That is what turns big thinkers into thought leaders. As a leader, speaking is an important part of your life. You’ve got to cast a vision, inspire your team, and influence stakeholders. Yet, so many have never paid any attention to the one tool that has the power to unlock even more. Your voice. I've spent the last 10 years helping people like you unlock the true potential of your ideas so they get the credibility and respect they deserve. Public speaking isn't something that's come naturally to me. I've had to hard work at it and have seen first-hand the power of being able to communicate ideas well. I've used public speaking to build a business from 4-250 people. Then I founded TEDxClapham and the talks I've worked on since have turned those who delivered them into the go-to people for their subject matter. 15 million views and counting £250m+ raised Government legislation changed I'm brought in by organisations like Adobe, Bloomberg, WeTransfer, Mastercard and Amazon to do the same for them. Your work is only as good as your ability to communicate it. The earlier you can start, the more impact you'll have.