In my opinion,
As always, people are hesitant whether a criticism is appropriate to say or not.

I admit, i was a fan of people who are offering at making other people feel and receive good, i even spread the word.

But, honestly, due to repetitiveness and slight ink of redundancy, i do not think being a motivational speaker for a long time makes any sense. And i somewhat disagree as to why some of speakers claim it is considered a viable business model considering its low overhead. (yes, i understand the economics there but i do not think it can be called "business" as you yourself mentioned in the video. Just a little confused.)


The points i have here is this:

"What is the difference of a Motivational Speaker and a Pastor in Church in terms of their impact?"

"What is the long-term social implication in all of the motivational talks? Does it lead to dependency? If yes, How long and why?"

"If all of us have access to information and conversation that can help/inspire/assist/connect us in many ways,why do some people think they "know and feel" it better than others often-er-er?"

I have read on the white wall picture on the Flickr that is sketched: "Choose the beers, not the consultants."

I hope i will have the answers on my points. Thank you so much for the clarification and God bless.