It is important to have a message.
It is important to share that message.
To tell a story and make a point is how humanity evolved.
It was eons of generations before a story could be shared other than by speaking.
Eons before the written word storytellers shared the messages of wisdom, of which berries to eat, where the clean water flowed, food, shelter, the magic of survival and words to thrive.
Storytellers held the clan together, understood death, passed on nourishment, brought laughter,
acknowledged change, spoke of taboos, victories, and taught others to speak the truth.
But today, where does the importance reside?
The media's have spoken words in a billion places, movies, audios, TV, the Internet.
The magic,wisdom, laughter, the stories have been told, recorded and are available to all.
The importance now resides in the speaker.
The courageous ones who choose to speak and share the greatest gift of humanity, our presence. Sharing our story, the uniqueness of me, of you, of us.
The importance of speaking is in the past, the future and mostly in our presence.
Our wish to share, to inspire, to motivate, to entertain.
To build a skill 99% of the populace can learn and master.
To understand the concepts of 'need to know and need not to know.
To understand it is not what I say, it is what you hear.
To understand that 93% of our communication is not the words.
To connect with another or a group and deliver words of change, words of victory, words of care, laughter to handle upsets, words to unfold new points of view.
Speaking fearlessly is abolishing fear, the biggest lie.
