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john sj anderson | @genehack | the perl conference | swamptown usa
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hi!
i’m
john2 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

i do
this
a lot3 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

partial list of conferences i’ve spoken at:
pittsburgh perl workshop, perl oasis, yapc,
dc-baltimore perl workshop, oscon, openwest,
scale, seagl, linux fest northwest,
beer city code
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i’m a pro now!
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i’m a pro now!
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i’m not braggin’
i’m just sayin’
7 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

i do
this
a lot8 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

it would be
great
if more people
did it too9 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

it's good
for you10 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

it's good
for us11 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

but how do
you get started?
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1. ﬁgure out your story.
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you have a story.
ﬁnd it.
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1. ﬁgure out your story.
2. write your proposal.
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https://github.com/vmbrasseur/Public_Speaking
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1. ﬁgure out your story.
2. write your proposal.
3. submit it.
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submit it
a lot.18 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

1. ﬁgure out your story.
2. write your proposal.
3. submit it.
4. GOTO 1.19 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

you will get
rejected.20 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

you will get rejected
a lot.21 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

dirty secret #1:
everybody
gets rejected.22 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

in 2017, i am speaking at
nine confs.
23 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

i’ve been
rejected
by ten.24 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

0.44425 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

dirty secret #2
successful established
speakers always submit
multiple proposals.
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my
overall
stats...27 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

11 acceptances.
50 rejections.
28 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

0.22029 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

don’t be
discouraged.
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recycle
your proposals.
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ask for
feedback.32 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

#public_speaking
(freenode)
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keep
trying.34 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

established
speakers:
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announce
your
rejections.36 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

keep announcing
acceptances too!
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#speakerlife
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thanks!
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submit
to seagl!
seagl.org
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1. #speakerlife john sj anderson | @genehack | the perl conference | swamptown usa 1 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

2. hi! i’m john2 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

3. i do this a lot3 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

4. partial list of conferences i’ve spoken at: pittsburgh perl workshop, perl oasis, yapc, dc-baltimore perl workshop, oscon, openwest, scale, seagl, linux fest northwest, beer city code 4 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

5. i’m a pro now! 5 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

6. i’m a pro now! 6 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

7. i’m not braggin’ i’m just sayin’ 7 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

8. i do this a lot8 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

9. it would be great if more people did it too9 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

10. it's good for you10 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

11. it's good for us11 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

12. but how do you get started? 12 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

13. 1. ﬁgure out your story. 13 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

14. you have a story. ﬁnd it. 14 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

15. 1. ﬁgure out your story. 2. write your proposal. 15 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

16. https://github.com/vmbrasseur/Public_Speaking 16 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

17. 1. ﬁgure out your story. 2. write your proposal. 3. submit it. 17 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

18. submit it a lot.18 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

19. 1. ﬁgure out your story. 2. write your proposal. 3. submit it. 4. GOTO 1.19 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

20. you will get rejected.20 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

21. you will get rejected a lot.21 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

22. dirty secret #1: everybody gets rejected.22 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

23. in 2017, i am speaking at nine confs. 23 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

24. i’ve been rejected by ten.24 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

25. 0.44425 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

26. dirty secret #2 successful established speakers always submit multiple proposals. 26 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

27. my overall stats...27 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

28. 11 acceptances. 50 rejections. 28 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

29. 0.22029 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

30. don’t be discouraged. 30 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

31. recycle your proposals. 31 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

32. ask for feedback.32 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

33. #public_speaking (freenode) 33 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

34. keep trying.34 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

35. established speakers: 35 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

36. announce your rejections.36 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

37. keep announcing acceptances too! 37 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

38. #speakerlife 38 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

39. thanks! 39 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

40. submit to seagl! seagl.org 40 — #speakerlife — TPC 2017 — @genehack

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