Don’t Coddle Your Audience!
We coddle our audiences too much. The only reason to give a speech is to change the world. To change ...
We coddle our audiences too much. The only reason to give a speech is to change the world. To change ...
One of the most neglected areas of potential improvement for speakers and executives who want to up their game is ...
As the pandemic has worked its dreary, disastrous way with us over the past couple of years, the talk in ...
Contagion is good. At least, in an emotional sense, in audiences, and most of the time. As public speakers, we ...
The “spacing effect,” first discovered by psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus in the late 1800s, shows that we learn new material best ...
What do you do if you lose your place in your speech, and you search in vain for a seeming ...
I recently participated – virtually – in a hybrid conference. I was very curious, of course, to see how it ...
I have been blogging for 14 years. That’s extraordinary, if I do say so, not the least because no one ...
We humans are powerfully influenced by color. There are of course the associations we develop with specific colors, thanks to ...
A good deal has been written about the increase in negative mental health indicators during the pandemic. Drug abuse, mental ...