Can elevator pitches be too short? — 3 ways to go wrong.

Nick Morgan2009-03-12T18:48:46-05:00March 12, 2009|Content/Writing, Current Affairs, Speech Writing, Storytelling, When Things Go Wrong|

Today, I’m looking at 3 elevator pitches that run the risk of being too short to have the necessary impact. ...

How unconscious intent can sabatoge your communications before you start

Nick Morgan2009-01-09T09:36:21-05:00January 9, 2009|Body Language, Fear of Public Speaking, Neuroscience, When Things Go Wrong|

We are all unconscious experts in reading other people’s intent. We do that by evaluating their gestures in a part ...

The problem with modern business presentations is an ancient one.

Nick Morgan2008-12-23T07:26:23-05:00December 23, 2008|Fear of Public Speaking, Neuroscience, When Things Go Wrong|

When you’re standing up in front of a group of people ready to give a speech, your instincts take over. ...

How did the speech go?

Nick Morgan2008-06-10T16:30:31-05:00June 10, 2008|Rehearsal, When Things Go Wrong|

I gave the speech this morning in a conference room holding about 60 people in that banquet-round-table style beloved of ...

How to Give a Bad Speech

Nick Morgan2008-02-22T12:15:47-05:00February 22, 2008|When Things Go Wrong|

The vast majority of presentations given throughout the business world are mediocre. The political world has a more interesting mix ...

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