Reasons for Speakers to Be Grateful
It’s the week of American Thanksgiving, 2024, and what better time to start reflecting on the year (in between meals) ...
How to Deal with Failure
Anyone who speaks, either professionally or for one’s job, experiences a failure of the attempted communication at least occasionally. The ...
How to Connect with an Audience Fast
Speakers, like executives, salespeople, managers, trainers, consultants, advisors, engineers – the whole information society, in fact – are terribly afraid ...
Martin Luther King, Jr. and Your Audience
This is a repost in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, originally posted in 2019. What makes a great ...
Just One Question Episode 45: Nick chats to performer and recording artist and Aaron Larget-Caplan.
Aaron Larget-Caplan is a performer, a recording artist, the director of a Spanish music ensemble, a gifted teacher, known for ...
What Are Your Primals? Research Suggests a New Way to Think about Audiences
While we’ve been busy navigating the coronavirus pandemic and all the daily challenges that has brought, a group of psychologists, ...
Just One Question Episode 2: Dr Nick Morgan with Sales and Leadership Keynote Speaker Tim Sanders.
For our second Episode in this video series, I'm thrilled to chat with Tim Sanders, speaker, thinker and author extraordinaire. ...
The low hanging fruit of public speaking, and yet no one does it?
I regularly get asked by speakers, meeting planners, speaker bureau folks – just about everyone in the speaking business, in ...
Should You Rehearse in Front of a Mirror?
I’ve often had clients and others tell me that they’ll rehearse in front of a mirror in order to practice ...
Should You Fake It Until You Make It?
Is it a good idea to fake it until you make it – as a public speaker? And does pretending ...
