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How Christa Haberstock Helps Speakers Become Bookable and Find Success: Aces53

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Welcome back to another episode of "Aces53" with Ed Parcaut and Brian Galke, they will dive deep into the unique talents and skills that set individuals apart as true 'jokers' of their trade. That's right, on this show, we explore those special abilities that make people stand out in the world of business and beyond. Today, we're truly excited to feature a special guest on the show, Christa Haberstock, also known as Joker Christa, who is here to share insights on becoming a bookable speaker. Christa has an exceptional career journey, starting from her time in Edmonton, Canada, to managing and representing some of the most talented speakers today. With over 27 years in the industry, she has crafted a remarkable agency helping speakers to discover and leverage their unique abilities. In today's episode, Christa will be sharing her expertise on building a speaker brand, understanding the speaking industry, and the importance of having a clear, engaging message. Whether you're a budding speaker or just curious about the industry, there's plenty to gain from her stories and advice. So, settle in as we learn from someone who has discovered her obvious advantage and is ready to help others do the same. We're here to highlight what makes today’s guest a real Joker in the deck. Get ready for insights, anecdotes, and maybe even a bit of improv fun along the way.

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