The Three Mega-Trends Affecting Public Speakers Today
I blog all the time about the latest neuroscience as it affects communications and public speaking. It’s also important not ...
I blog all the time about the latest neuroscience as it affects communications and public speaking. It’s also important not ...
For my last blog post of 2015, I'm inspired to update a post I did a few years back. I.Thou ...
When I work with clients, the question always comes up about how to close their speeches. Some want to get ...
I often get asked by potential clients, audience members, and random virtual acquaintances if the idea they present to me ...
I was inspired by some recent queries from readers and audiences, and by some of those questionnaires that circulate on ...
This post is the second in an occasional series about professional speaking careers. I often get asked about how to ...
A presentation is performance art – meaning that you need both great content and a great delivery to hit the proverbial ...
I’ve just come from three speeches in three days. Before that, it had been just over a month. Speeches seem ...
When speeches go wrong, most often it’s the speaker who gets the blame. But a better way of thinking about ...
Readers of this blog will know I’m not a big fan of slideware for speakers. This position is so heretical ...