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Mohammed Qahtani is the 2015 world champion of public speaking, a 5X TEDx Speaker, and a certified trainer and coach with more than 1,000 speaking engagement in over 40 countries.

Growing up, Mohammed suffered from severe stuttering, yet he was able to overcome it and became an example of how nothing is impossible. In 2015, the Saudi Arabian security engineer won the title of Toastmasters International World Champion of Public Speaking, surviving seven rounds of a competition that lasted six months and included 33,000 competitors from around the world. He took home first place for his speech, “The Power of Words.”

Mohammed has delivered several workshops on topics such as coping with change, overcoming career burnout, finding passion in your work, building a successful team, and leadership in times of crisis.

Topics that Mohammed covers in his speeches include:

  • Making a dream a reality: steps to overcoming your fears and planning your goals
  • Coping with changes
  • Building the perfect team
  • How to captivate your audience: a guide on delivering a memorable speech

Mohammed has stood on stage numerous times and is an applauded speaker. He presents in Arabic and English.

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