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, Josi. I began to speak after the publication of my first book, and berfoe that nobody even knew to ask me to talk about anything. Now the most common theme for me is literacy.I also believe that when you have a desire to do something it's probably for a reason. An author years ago, (and I need to look up my old notes so I can credit her), said, "God doesn't give you the desire without the talent to back it up." I believe that. We may need to hone the talent or work like dogs on the business side of things to make it happen, but that initial desire/talent mix is what gets the ball rolling.I agree with what Josi said about circulating flyers, etc. You might also play up your experience as a professional trainer and then add in any callings you've had that have given you experience in the subjects you'd like to present on. Start locally with your ward and stake and let word of mouth do some of the work for you. As you become more established, you could even approach seminaries and institutes. Never hurts to ask or figure out the system.Also, consider writing some smaller articles and pieces for publication in LDS magazines which are gaining momentum in the market now. You could develop several articles, I'm sure, from your blog. You've probably got a goldmine in your blog archives. I'm starting to ramble- I hope this helps, some! Good luck, and if you don't mind, email me your blog addy! I want to check it out.
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