115. The 5 Types of Speakers: Which One Are You? (Plus How to Find Your Unique Speaking Style)
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In this episode, Kimberly introduces the 5 Types of Speakers framework—a game-changing lens for identifying your natural speaking style instead of trying to copy someone else's. She shares a vulnerable story about feeling intimidated at a speaker event, seeing other speakers with detailed stage charts and technical prep, only to realize that her authentic, in-the-moment style was exactly what made her powerful on stage.
This framework isn't about putting you in a box—it's about giving you permission to stop comparing yourself to speakers who operate in a completely different lane. Kimberly shows you how to lean into YOUR strengths. Most powerful speakers are actually a blend of types, and understanding yours is the first step to building authentic visibility.
What You'll Learn in this Episode:
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The 5 Types of Speakers: Motivational, Thought Leader, Entertainer, Subject Matter Expert, and Educator—and how to identify which one(s) you are
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Why the "Educator" type is the most accessible path for professionals who don't think they have a dramatic story or specialized credentials
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Why most powerful speakers are actually a blend of 2 types—and how your type can evolve over time
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