By Gary N Arnold
Wouldn't you agree that no other age group needs more motivation than young people? But, the hard part is that no other age group is more resistant to suggestions, and more difficult to motivate than teens and young people. It is no wonder that a motivational speaker for young people is so highly regarded, and often seen as a speaker with extraordinary skills.
A motivational speaker for young people can talk to teens and youngsters in a variety of settings such as churches, schools, colleges or at special events organized specifically for them.
A motivational speaker who works with young people must make use of a variety of techniques designed to grab the attention of their young audience. The youth of today are tuned into a digital world of images, sounds and experiences that change at lightning speed. The speaker must understand how to reach young people who have grown up in this environment if they are going to be able to transform lives for the better. Using a variety of techniques, he or she can encourage, inspire and educate their audience of young people.
The speaker may want to use stories from their own life, and entertain the audience with funny tales. The purpose of using anecdotes is two-fold. First, the speaker needs to show the audience that they understand what it is like to be young, and that they have had experiences that the audience can relate to. Second, the subtle lessons and warnings about the many dangers that go with this age group can be woven into the stories. This may include warnings about drugs and alcohol abuse, and other issues such as teenage pregnancies, unprotected sex etc. If the speaker is successful, the young people will be fully engaged and open to the insights and wisdom presented.
Anyone who has ever tried to have a discussion with a young person is familiar with how difficult it is to get their attention and have their talk taken seriously. There is no amount of sweet talk, warnings or threats that will convince young people of the risks and dangers associated with many of their day-to-day activities. A motivational speaker for youngsters must be highly skilled, and charismatic,in order to get the message across to youngsters who don't think they need advice or suggestions, and believe that they already know everything there is to know.
It's no wonder that a motivational speaker for young people is held in such high regard, and looked up to by parents and educational and religious institutions. The reason for this admiration is due to the fact that these speakers are good at a very tough task that may seem impossible for others to accomplish.
If you have the skills, deciding to become a motivational speaker for young people can be a great career decision because the public speaking industry is in search of effective and vibrant speakers who are especially targeted at the youth. As long as young people don't heed the advice of their parents and guardians, the demand for speakers in this niche will not diminish.
For over 25 years Dr. Arnold has been CEO of Windhorse Corp., where he assists the nation's top speakers, coaches, authors, entertainers, business owners and sales executives. His mission is single focused: to help his clients learn the insider secrets how the Top 1% of Speakers earn massive amounts of money with their speaking career in the most direct and easiest way possible.
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