Who’s the most powerful person in the room?
Sociologists Stanford Gregory and Stephen Webster of Kent State University conducted some fascinating research into the question of leadership at ...
Can you present sitting down?
Many clients ask me if they can present sitting down. It's a natural question -- it feels more collegial, and ...
Achieving Authenticity – 1 – Openness
I’m going to do a series of blogs on achieving authenticity in public communications. Authenticity is the sine qua non ...
3 ways Improv can strengthen your public speaking
One of the best ways you can train to become a better public speaker is to take a year of ...
The Four Essential Elements of Open Language
I often blog on the importance of open body language in giving a presentation. But no less important is openness ...
How to establish trust and credibility with an audience — and why
There was a study done a few years back that asked audiences what they looked for in a speaker. What ...
Why is most public speaking so awful?
Why is most public speaking so awful? Why do we subject our fellow human beings to this form of torture ...
The single easiest and fastest way to increase your charisma and impact as a speaker
Working with clients, I spend a lot of time coaching them on delivery skills as well as, of course, helping ...
4 Steps to Authenticity and Charisma
For my blog today, I'm posting a video blog. At under 2 minutes, it's a quick 'read'. Enjoy! http://tinyurl.com/cnyhzz
3 Reasons to Rehearse a Presentation
Is rehearsal important? Can you get by without it in an over-scheduled world? It’s odd that I should even have ...
