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When is it OK to swear in public?

Nick Morgan2017-08-17T04:00:29-05:00August 17, 2017|Audience Interaction, Authenticity, Charisma, Current Affairs, Emotion, Speaker Critiques, Successful Speakers, When Things Go Wrong|

Recently, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand swore during a speech at the Personal Democracy Forum at New York University.  She said, “If ...

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Principles of Public Speaking – IV

Nick Morgan2017-05-30T04:00:19-05:00May 30, 2017|Content/Writing, Neuroscience, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing, Storytelling, Successful Speakers|

I’m continuing a series of public speaking principles in the next few blog posts that are a summation of what ...

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Principles of Public Speaking – III

Nick Morgan2017-05-18T04:00:34-05:00May 18, 2017|Audience Interaction, Body Language, Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Emotion, Event Planning and Management, Neuroscience, Non-Verbal Communication, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing, Storytelling, Successful Speakers|

I’m developing a series of public speaking principles in the next few blog posts that are a summation of what ...

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Principles of Public Speaking – II

Nick Morgan2017-05-16T04:00:53-05:00May 16, 2017|Audience Interaction, Content/Writing, Emotion, Event Planning and Management, Neuroscience, Non-Verbal Communication, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing, Storytelling, Successful Speakers|

I’m developing a series of public speaking principles in the next few blog posts that are a summation of what ...

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Five Body Language Takeaways from President Trump’s Address to Congress

Nick Morgan2017-03-01T11:31:10-05:00March 1, 2017|Authenticity, Body Language, Charisma, Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Emotion, Non-Verbal Communication, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing|

President Kennedy began his famous inaugural address with a line about a torch: Let the word go forth from this ...

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What the *#@&! Should Speakers Swear?

Nick Morgan2017-02-16T04:00:03-05:00February 16, 2017|Audience Interaction, Authenticity, Community Building, Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Neuroscience, Speaker Critiques, Speaker Marketing, Successful Speakers, When Things Go Wrong|

Should a speaker swear on stage?  Is it ever appropriate, and if so when? These questions used to have an ...

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Simone Vincenzi, Michelin Stars, and Public Speaking

Nick Morgan2019-03-02T06:10:40-05:00February 2, 2017|Audience Interaction, Authenticity, Community Building, Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Emotion, Event Planning and Management, Speaker Critiques, Speaker Marketing, Successful Speakers|

Today I'm pleased to chat with coach Simone Vincenzi of the UK, who left the restaurant business to become a speaker ...

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An Analysis of President Trump’s Inaugural Address

Nick Morgan2017-01-20T17:57:23-05:00January 20, 2017|Body Language, Current Affairs, Non-Verbal Communication, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing, Storytelling|

What was uppermost in the mind of Mr. Trump on the day of his swearing-in?  Apparently, our new president deeply ...

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President Obama’s Final Address – What Did He Say and How Did He Say It?

Nick Morgan2017-01-17T04:00:07-05:00January 17, 2017|Authenticity, Body Language, Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Non-Verbal Communication, Speaker Critiques, Speech Writing|

My blog posts this week are all about presidential oratory.  First, in this episode, I’ll be analyzing President Obama’s farewell ...

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Five Difficult Truths Speakers Must Learn

Nick Morgan2019-03-02T06:16:18-05:00December 8, 2016|Authenticity, Speaker Critiques, Successful Speakers, When Things Go Wrong|

Professional speakers, like most people, want a lot of things.  Good work opportunities, true love, and parking spaces whenever they’re ...