Sagar Rawat

Public Speaking Coach

Sagar Rawat is a public speaking coach based in Australia. With over 7 years of experience, Sagar is the founder of Public Speaking Domination. He specializes in helping individuals conquer their fear of public speaking through a step-by-step, results-oriented approach. Sagar also shares content on social media around public speaking to a global audience, with over 196k followers on TikTok.

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How do I say thank you at the end of a speech?

Always end with a story, specifically, a conversion story. Instead of just saying “thank you,” share a short story that connects with your audience emotionally. Show them a moment when you were in their shoes, faced a decision, and chose to take action that changed things for you. Then express your gratitude by saying something like, “If even one person today takes that same step, I’ll be grateful I shared this.” That way, you leave them inspired, not instructed, and your thank-you feels authentic and meaningful.