Focus on Your Biosheet

The scariest moment for an event planner is the moment she hands the mic to the speaker. Believe me– I’ve been there, and when you feel a responsibility for shepherding your group, it’s terrifying to give complete control to a virtual stranger.

Writing a great biosheet is one way speakers can serve event planners. When we write a biosheet that sets a planner at ease and builds trust, we not only increase our opportunities to speak but we also create a safe space for leaders.

Watch the video below for one tip to strengthen your biosheet.

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Do you have a speaker biosheet? Let us know how you use it to effectively communicate with event planners. There’s a lot of overlap with writer’s one-sheets, so you can use this tip to communicate with publishers too.

~Amy

Have you been wondering what it’s like to work with Amy or Melanie? Here’s a word from a client that’s worked with both of us:

“Amy and Melanie have been an integral part of my journey in speaking and writing.  While Amy helped me create, hone and sharpen my spoken message, Melanie worked with me to focus and craft my written words through manuscript development.  Packed full of encouragement along the way, these women have bolstered me to believe in all God has placed within me for His glory.  The practical advice and instruction in both speaking and writing have equipped me for the journey into this area of ministry.  Humbly grateful!”

~Jodi Ashcraft