What innate qualities are needed in a person to be a good motivational speaker?

Question

And what drives these people deep down inside?

Answer 1

Self confidence, believe in yourself and an ego the size of a house.

Answer 2

interest,honesty,and passion..

Answer 3

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Answer 4

they should be highly motivated themselves to achieve goals other than to motivate others and have a good tone of voice, good organizational skills

Answer 5

I just read a book about a man who had a problem speaking to a large group of people.  His innate dream was to be a Minister.  It was "The Dream" deep down inside of him and the fact his wife believed he could become the best.  His book is the best I've read lately and I've enjoyed fulfilling some of my dreams, since reading it.  

You might find it to be so for you, too.  

"The Dream Giver" by Bruce Wilkerson

I believe what drives them is this, they don't listen to anything negative from ordinary people.  That's people who are afraid to risk trying to do anything outside the box.  They aren't bullied by know it alls who tell them they can't do something outside the box.  They believe Champions who cheer them on and say "I believe you can do it, but it's not going to be easy, so here's some ideas and directions I used".  They trust in the Lord Jesus Christ.  Almost all motivational speakers are Christians.  Have you ever noted this?  They've found the secret to happiness lies within themselves, because that's where Christ Jesus lives in their hearts.  These are the innate qualities, I believe one must have to succeed at anything in life.......blessings<><):

Answer 6

belief, persuasiveness, articulation, integrity all packaged together can make for an excellent motivational speaker.

one who believes strongly in a cause or a program, rightly or wrongly, can bring others around to their way of thinking, put more creatively, sell ice to the eskimos.  that belief will have the face of a confidence and surety, as the speaker then competently lists, one by one, the attributes of his or her 'sell'.  a sound belief and delivery, articulately put, will motivate many to purchase or adopt what the speaker is selling.

why?  the eskimos have plenty of ice, but the speaker might think there's a new angle on why ice is suddenly so very important.  maybe the climate is changing and ice will soon become endangered.  maybe there's pollution and changes need to be made in the water supply.  maybe money can be made selling ice to others less fortunate.  altruism occurs occasionally too... to find the reason for a particular speaker, as they say, follow the money.