Public Speaking and the Imposter Syndrome – what can you do about it?
Most of the successful public speakers I know suffer from some form of the imposter syndrome. It’s often not something ...
Karen Gross, Singer-Speechwriter
Regular readers of this blog will know that I believe the essence of successful speaking resides in the voice. Without ...
Q and A with Scott and Alison Stratten, Authors of The Jackass Whisperer and a Lot of Other Things
Scott and Alison Stratten have written 5 bestselling business books, they co-own UnMarketing Inc, and they co-host the UnPodcast. They ...
Ryan Foland Tells Us How to Ditch the Act and Get Noticed
Ryan Foland is a personal branding expert and an all-around delightful human being, so I was happy to catch up ...
A Q and A with Ron Tite, Author of Think Do Say
It’s a great pleasure to catch up with Ron Tite and learn about his new book, Think Do Say. Ron ...
John Jantsch’s Self-Reliant Entrepreneur
It's always a pleasure to catch up with the Duct-Tape Marketer, John Jantsch. John is a phenomenal marketer, focusing on ...
Five Tips for a Happy Speaking Career
Over the years I’ve watched clients and friends become successful speakers and seen what makes for long-term happiness in the ...
What Are the Chapters in a Change Journey?
At a recent conference, I was asked to talk about change – on short notice. The forcing function turned out ...
It Matters What Story a Politician Is Telling You
I was struck recently by an implication of storytelling that explains a good deal of the current attitude towards various ...
What Do Instruction Manuals Have to Do with Public Speaking?
I’m sure you’ve noticed: one of the casualties of our speeded-up existence has been the death of real instruction manuals. ...
