To listen – the secret weapon of a speaker.

April 11, 2017 By Fredrik Haren

My latest post is yet another video post.

How to remember what to say in a speech. (Professional Speaking. Episode 305)

20 November 2020

Virtual Speeches, What is Best: Recorded or Live? (Professional Speaking. Episode 304)

11 November 2020

Creative Virtual Meetings. (Professional Speaking. Episode 303)

29 October 2020

Bonus episode of Professional Speaking.

16 October 2020

Why do you speak? (Professional Speaking. Episode 307)

12 February 2021

Welcome to professional speaking

29 September 2020

The Life of a Global Keynote Speaker

2 April 2015

The Fundamentals of Professional Speaking

16 February 2016

Peer-feedback

18 November 2016

No one cares about your story. And that’s a good thing.

28 April 2017

Images makes them remember.

22 January 2018

“As a speaker, you just speak, right?” Well, yes. And no. (Professional Speaking. Episode 209.)

24 October 2018

Stepping into your uncomfortable zone.

19 August 2019

ABOUT THIS SITE

ProfessionalSpeaking.com is run by Fredrik Haren, a Keynote Speaker whose specialty is to speak at Global and International Conferences around the world.

Through this site, he wants to inspire others to learn more about the job of being a professional speaker by sharing his thoughts on what it means to work as a global, professional speaker.

Fredrik has been speaking professionally for more than 20 years. He has been invited to speak in over 60 countries on 5 continents, and just in the last 12 months, he spoke in 32 different countries. He is a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), as well as one of less than 40 CSP Global in the world. He was awarded "Speaker of the Year" in Sweden and selected as one of the "Top 10 Swedish Speakers Ever". He now lives in Singapore.

As an author for over 20 years, Fredrik has written 9 books which have been translated to more than 15 languages and sold in over 60 countries. His book, The Idea Book, was included in "The 100 Best Business Books of All Time.”

Lessons from the world of a global keynote speaker