He has spoken in 25 different states from Keystone, Florida, to Fargo, North Dakota. Hunter says that he still gets nervous before his giving a speech, but not quite like he used to. Once I get started, the nervousness seems to work itself out. He believes that practice makes perfect and readiness is the key. Hunter also recommends that speakers somehow overcome the fear of making a mistake.
People are human and mistakes happen.
A professional speaker cannot let one mistake ruin an entire speech. Hunter's final tip is to get as close to the audience as possible. I want to be so close that I can see the whites of their eyes and reach out and touch them. Hunter does his own bookings and is also a member of McKinney Associates, a speakers bureau in Louisville, Kentucky. The company helps him book appearances at churches, schools and other organizations that are searching for a humorous, motivational speaker.