The Best and Worst of Communicating – 5 Quick Lessons from 2012
Once again this year I’m inspired by the top 10 best and worst communicators of 2012 list (compiled by my ...
Apps for iPad Speakers – December 2012 edition
What are the essential apps for iPad presenters? I compiled a list a year ago; it’s time for an update. ...
The Internet is NOT making us stupid – It’s making us different
Lots of commentators -- like my old friend Nicholas Carr, for example -- have bemoaned the rise of the Internet, and ...
Public Speaking Book Roundup: Duarte, Livingston, Smith and Boettinger
The pile of new books on public speaking people have sent me regularly gets too high to be safe, and ...
Election Sanity Break: Funny TED-Like, Non-TED Talk a Must-See
We succeed because of our weaknesses, not in spite of them. With that counter-intuitive thought, David Rendall takes his audience ...
How to follow up your meeting, conference, or event
After my recent blogs on virtual meetings, Kristin Zurovitch, Director of Marketing at Sonic Foundry, a tech company in Madison, ...
7 Surprising Truths about Body Language
Thanks to TV shows like Lie to Me and so-called body language experts commenting on the candidates during the American ...
Mitt Romney, President Obama, and the Presidential Debate Wrap up
The final debate concluded, most Americans will stop paying attention to public rhetoric until the next President offers up an ...
How President Obama and Governor Romney Should Prep for their Debates
The first debate perpetuated a huge national misconception about Presidential debates and the job of a leader in general. The ...
5 Quick Lessons from the First Presidential Debate 2012
I’m taking a short break from my discussion of virtual communications to talk about the debates. The received wisdom is ...
