So that we have at the PPD of powerful public speaking, I hope that whatever level you're at if you're starting for the first time, or if you're an experienced, seasoned pro speaker, I hope there's been plenty in there to take you to the next level, and your speaking abilities, your confidence and the power of what you put across to people. There is no substitute for PPD Olympic athletes do it, they practice, they prepare, and then they call it execute, don't they on the day with the race. It's just the same for you and me. Practice is essential. Even great speakers practice all the time, maybe with a coach to take them to the next level in what they're doing. Preparing is so crucial.

I've seen good speakers fall flat on their faces, because they didn't prepare for a particular speech. Maybe they didn't check out the venue, or they didn't understand the listening they were going to be speaking into and now you have all the tools that you need. In order to deliver powerfully and effectively get the right content, talk to the right listening, and do it in style and panache, as you approach the stage as you take your stance as you smile, doing your best as you get onto the stage, it's all going to work if you simply do pee, pee, pee. Well, we've come to the end of the course. I feel quite emotional, really, it's been a lot of work putting this together. It's been a joy actually, to take the lessons I've learned and the things I really passionately care about, and share them with you.

I hope that this has given you the things I set out to do mastery of the skills of listening and speaking consciously. There's so much in here that if you practice and practice you will become a master of those things. And I hope you feel that too. Also, I hope this has been practical because I've built in lots and lots of exercises. As I said at the beginning, I want it to be something that you can use day by day. You can pick exercises out, try them for a week, and then they get ingrained and built into your kind of muscle memory.

So they become part of your life. And I want this to be a source of reference for you. I hope it is that I hope you'll come back and check on it from time to time do refreshes, little nuggets that you might have forgotten about, or you might rediscover, in years to come. It's yours for good, and I hope it uses you well, and you use it well, the course is just the first course in what I'm hoping to put out. This experience has been fascinating for me, and I hope the results are great for you. I'd welcome your feedback if you have any ideas about what you might like me to cover in the future specific kinds of listening specific types of speaking in different situations to different people.

Or if you think I've missed chunks out or there are things that you'd like me to focus on more powerfully and strongly. I would really like to hear from you. Please pop by the website. Send That's a message. And we'll look to build all of those things into any future courses that we're developing. And we are developing future courses.

For me, I am delighted to be sharing this in this way, I hope that it's going to deliver the intentions that I had for myself at the beginning, as I shared with you, I'm keen to travel less around the world. And I really want to spread this knowledge out and to get to a world where we are listening more consciously. The TED talks are doing that I think they're up to 90 million views. Now. I'm excited about that. I'm excited about the effect of this for you in your life and how it's going to create a ripple effect with the people around you.

It just remains for me to wish you happy speaking and happy listening. And thank you for sharing this course with me.