Current Speakers and their Books – VI: Michael Mauboussin
I had to dig a little to find any video of Michael J. Mauboussin speaking, and that’s a shame, because ...
Current Speakers and their Books – V: Chip and Dan Heath
Chip and Dan Heath have written two highly successful books: Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Thrive and Others Die, ...
Current Speakers and their Books – IV: Daniel Pink
Dan Pink doesn’t think much of the traditional workplace, and he’s written several books to prove it. In Free Agent ...
Current Speakers and their Books – III: Seth Godin
Anyone with any interest in business books is already aware of Seth Godin’s latest book, Linchpin. That’s because Seth is ...
Current Speakers and their Books – II: Sally Hogshead
It’s an ADD world, information-saturated, and 24/7 – this everyone knows. Sally Hogshead has figured out what anyone wanting some ...
Current speakers and their books – I: David Meerman Scott
For my next blog series, I’m celebrating some top speakers who have recent books. I’m beginning with David Meerman Scott, ...
From ‘Yes We Can’ to ‘I don’t quit’ — a rhetorical analysis of President Obama’s State of the Union speech
President Obama gave his first official State of the Union address last night. He gave a similar speech at a ...
The weirdest public speaker you’ve ever seen? 4 lessons from Clifford Stoll
For my holiday blog and present to readers and those passionate about good public speaking, here is Clifford Stoll: http://tinyurl.com/djsg9v. ...
President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech- how good was it?
Great speechmaking is rare, and recent great speechmaking (in this soundbite-driven age) is rarer still. All the more reason ...
How good a speaker is Eric Schmidt?
As CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt needs little introduction. And before his current world-shaking job, he was CTO of Sun ...
