A New Alternative to Slide-deck Preparation
When I ask people what they do to prepare a speech or presentation, the most common answer is, ‘pull a ...
Who makes a better public speaker – an introvert or an extrovert?
Who makes a better public speaker – an introvert or an extrovert? Most people would immediately say, ‘that’s a no-brainer ...
Public Speaking: Nature or Nurture?
The long-running debate on how much of our individual variation as humans is due to our genetic heritage and how ...
The Learning Paradox for Speakers
The human brain is a much more powerful learning machine than we think. A recent study (Buch et al., 2021) ...
Just One Question Episode 61: Nick chats to Author, speaker and business school teacher Dorie Clark
Dorie Clark teaches for Duke Fuqua School of Business. She is the author of too many bestselling books to count, ...
Is Storytelling Dangerous?
What is the role of storytelling in our world today? Stories are what people hang on to in order to ...
Just One Question Episode 60: Nick talks to media communication coach, and speaker Angela Chee
Angela Chee is a media communication coach, speaker, and host of The Power of the Only Podcast. Podcast Available here:
Future of Meetings, Updated
Back in November I took a shot at predicting the future of meetings – how virtual they would be once ...
Just One Question Episode 59: Nick talks to FIT HIT CEO and former special-ops officer Matan Gavish
Meet Matan Gavish. Matan is the CEO of FIT HIT, one of the INC 5000 fastest growing companies in the ...
A Neuroscientific Revolution?
Thomas Kuhn, in his book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, argued that science proceeds in fits and starts. Scientists believe ...
