How much research do you need to do before you speak?

Today, I'm answering a question from my good friend, Jared Olsen. Jared is the head of Customer Success and a Product Evangelist for Motivosity. "How much research must you do before you can talk about an idea in a public setting?" If you've ever wondered about how much research you need to share an idea when you're speaking in public, take a listen to my answer here. The answer is simple…maybe not easy. Thanks for sharing your question, Jared! If you have public speaking or communication questions you'd like to hear answered on the Practically Speaking podcast, please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly via email or direct message or leave it in the comments below. I'd love to answer them here for you on the show. Thank you so much for listening. I am Alex Perry, the owner of practically speaking, where I coach and keynote on all things, public speaking, storytelling, and communication. You can find me on LinkedIn under Alex Perry and on Instagram and Facebook at @pswithalex.  Resources and Connections Learn more about Motovosity here: https://motivosity.com/about-us/ Connect with Jared here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredolsen/ Learn more about Disrupt HR here: https://disrupthr.co/city/indianapolis/ Access Google Scholar here: https://scholar.google.com/ Busting the Mehrabian myth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dboA8cag1M Albert Mehrabian: http://www.kaaj.com/psych/    

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This podcast answers some of life’s most challenging and awkward communication questions. We cover everything from how to diffuse jerks, to asking for a raise, how to start a conversation at a networking event, and even what to do if your nose starts running in the middle of a presentation. When you listen, you’ll learn how to handle conversations with ease. These episodes are based on real questions I get from my clients every day and are filled with practical tips you can start using immediately. And, I’ve kept these episodes short, so you get just what you need, when you need it, without having to listen through long, drawn-out interviews. Listen, whether you’re talking at work, home, or just hanging out with your friends there isn’t an aspect of your life that isn’t impacted by your communication, so why not be the absolute best you can be? Your words matter and it’s time to take your talking next level. Are you ready?