Do you dream of speaking at a conference? You want to share your successes—and maybe your failures. Conference committees accept proposals they understand. Those same committees reject confusing proposals. You can write a clear proposal. Use the tips in this book to: · Start with the real outcomes. Not a promise for an outcome, but what people will learn. · Create a compelling one-paragraph abstract. · Choose a title that invites the reader into your session. · Connect to your readers with your bio. Increase your chances with the program committee. Craft a proposal the conference committee can understand and accept.