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Good morning . My name is XXX and today I am going to tell you about Casey Brown ´s Ted talk . Her speech is named „ Know your worth, and then ask for it.“ My presentation will take about five minutes. You can ask questions at the end of my presentation.

2. slaid (video)

3. slaid - introduction

My presentation is about pricing consultant’s Casey Brown’s speech about knowing the value of yourself as an employee or as a company and making others see what you are worth.

This speech seemed interesting to me, because the gender wage gap what she is aiming to is also actual in Estonia.
The gender wage gap is a subject that affects somehow all of us. Gender wage gap figure has publicly launched a couple discussions on fair treatment of women and men, and gender balance issues . Casey Brown has some really good tips that we could use to help us.


4. slaid fear and doubts
The main point of Casey’s speech is that:
No one will ever pay you what you're worth. They'll only ever pay you what they think you're worth, and you control their thinking .
Casey Brown told two stories . One story was about herself reevaluating her pricing to her clients. She found that eventhough she was pricing consultant an expert , she had doubts and fears too. She claims that it is natural and normal however they don't define our value , and they shouldn't limit our earning potential.
5. slaid – how to know your value
She says that when you are valuing yourself you should ask key valuing questions:
  • What are my clients needs and how do I meet them ?
  • What is my unique skill set that makes me better qualified to serve my clients?
  • What do I do that no one else does?
  • What problems do I solve for clients?
  • What value do I add?
    6. slaid – communicating your value
    The other story was about communicating our value. She shared a story about a woman who runs a very successfull web development company, however she was introducing it to clients by saying „I have a little webdesign company“. In this and many other small ways she was deminishing her company and herself in the eyes of the potential clients.
    In this way she was communicating that she didn’t belive herself that she didn’t had much to offer.
    The point that Casey Brown suggested to her and everybody else is to focus on the other party – on serving and adding value and not feeling like bragging. Change your messagefind your voice and be natural.
    7. slaid – the main to keep in mind
    Casey Brown told us two stories. One was about defining our value and the other one was about communicating it. These are the two elements to realizing our full earning potential. 
    8. slaid – video
    9. slaid – conclusion
    That brings me to the end of my presentation. I really liked this speech much. Casey Brown reminded us the things that we already knew or if we didn’t then at least we should know. It is not bragging when you know your value. I would truly recommend this video to ones that feel like they are not paid what they are worth.
    Do you have any questions about the speech or my presentation?
    10. slaid – thank you
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    A TED talks presentation. Casey Brown´s Ted talk „Know your worth, and then ask for it."

    An introduction - Why did that talk seem interesting, why did I choose that?
    Main points of the talk:
    No one will ever pay you what you're worth.
    They'll only ever pay you what they think you're worth.
    Know your value.

    Conclusion: That brings me to the end of my presentation. I really liked this speech much. Casey Brown reminded us the things that we already knew or if we didn’t then at least we should know. It is not bragging when you know your value. I would truly recommend this video to ones that feel like they are not paid what they are worth.

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