It’s one of the most paralyzing public speaking myths—and one that keeps so many smart, experienced people from ever pitching themselves or saying yes to speaking opportunities.
In this episode of the Public Speaking Myths Series, we’re dismantling the belief that you need a completely original idea in order to get booked to speak.
We’ll talk about:
The myth that says your message has to be brand new to be valuable
The uncomfortable truth: when you boil it down, most of us are teaching the same core ideas
Where the real difference lies—and what actually makes you unique as a speaker
Why your lived experience, perspective, and voice matter more than novelty
If you’ve been holding yourself back because you think your message isn’t unique enough, this episode is your permission slip to stop overthinking and start showing up.
🎙️ Press play if you’re ready to reclaim your voice and remember: it’s not about saying something no one has ever said—it’s about saying it in a way only you can.
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