Why you must rehearse: To avoid a public speaking disaster like this one
A few years back, we worked with the CEO of a company on a speech assignment that promised to be ...
A few years back, we worked with the CEO of a company on a speech assignment that promised to be ...
When I was in Japan, I was fortunate enough to take part in a tea ceremony. I don’t think I ...
In June 2010, I posted a blog about an apparent speaker scam. A friend of Public Words received an invitation ...
The first motivational speaker I ever heard was the inimitable Admiral Grace Hopper, sometime in the 80s at the University ...
One of the most remarkable books in recent years for students of public speaking is Clarence Jones’ Behind the Dream: ...
A friend sent me a book – Team Talk, by Anne Donnellon – that inspired me to create a diagnostic ...
Peter Guber has written a masterful additional to the storytelling library shelf with his book, Tell To Win. In the ...
Some of the best communications advice I’ve read recently is to be found in Connie Dieken’s Talk Less, Say More. ...
Guy Kawasaki enchants with Enchantment. It’s a lovely word, but of course Guy wants it to mean more than just ...
One of the modern masters of data – and specifically data presented to an audience on a slide – is ...