THIS Is How You Open a Keynote Speech

[@LisaGelhaus]

So powerful, Chad. I’ve used your wonderful math question and listeners love it. Your story really drove the point home and opened the conference with a bang. Hope to be in your live audience one day!

[@kmcd2501]

Yes, I was present. You drew me in, and now I want more. 😀👍Great stuff!

[@chad.littlefield]

Rock on! Welcome to the channel 😊 Glad to be connected.

[@gabrielcox6522]

Great stuff here. I am going to try this tomorrow. The question asked to me at 21 years old was "What kind of leader do you want to be?". Thank you!

[@chad.littlefield]

It's a beautiful, aspirational question. Have you found an answer to it yet?

[@gabrielcox6522]

@@chad.littlefield I have, "with authenticity" has been my response for years.

[@robinsoncajamarca7241]

Hey Chad! Great way to interact and connect with the crowd! Amazing! I'm looking to get better at question asking? Any resource, books, or general advice? Thank you!

[@chad.littlefield]

Yes, the best teacher I know: experience. Here's your assignment...go somewhere public and build a relationship of trust with 3 strangers. What questions did you find yourself asking? What went well? What didn't? How would you edit...now again. Real life reps are going to be 10x more impactful than infinite ideas in a book 🙂 ANDDDD...do you have the Guided Journal Will and I made? Have you gone through it in full? That is a really interactive step by step to help you get some "reps" in too: weand.me/product/guided-journal/

[@hvusha]

Very nice

[@kuberchaurasiya]

The takeaway message was not clear, ending was too quick.

[@chad.littlefield]

Fair...granted this was only the few few minutes of an entire keynote.