What to read after Professional Public Speaking?

Choose to speak to the hungry about the best food, to the thirsty about the best drink, to the sick about health, to the poor about wealth, and generally to all who have a real need. Speak as if in your every word there is both all the suffering you have endured and all the happiness life has given you so far. To be heard you must be very good, to be paid you must be the best! Remember this and start working today to become one of the greatest speakers in your city, in your country and, why not, in the world. Commit to this path and walk the aisle that only leads forward. Understand that there is no turning back and that no matter what happens, there are much better things ahead than what you left behind.

Your biggest problem as a speaker is the roadblock or, in other words, your inner conditioning. The barrier is not letting you speak. It is responsible for your confidence being shaken. Over time a number of factors have influenced you negatively and you have become what you are today. The role of this book is to help you overcome the inner barrier and make a successful career out of public speaking. I want to tell you that most of the time champions, successful people, those who have made it on their own strengths have started on their way from the bottom, often without extraordinary preparation but with a lot of will and desire to succeed.

This is primarily a motivational book. The 12 books in The Culture of Value will help you slowly, step by step, rise to another level of awareness where you realize that personal value is an asset that if you invest in then you will be able to gain more than in any other investment.