How Speakers Need to Take Care of their Voices – A Q and A with an Expert Voice Teacher
Jessica Cooper began her professional career as a musician in Boston in 2000. She has appeared with many of the ...
Body Language Takeaways from the First Debate of the Fall, 2020
Let’s dispense with the obvious first: this deeply dispiriting exchange was neither a debate nor a conversation nor even a ...
How to Interview Successfully Online
It was a trend long before the pandemic, a timesaver and an efficiency move: do the first round of interviews ...
What’s One Thing that’s Better on Zoom?
Heidi Webb is here to talk about life on lockdown for a mediator. As they say on the Internet, her ...
What does happiness have to do with public speaking?
Is it important to be happy? A couple of recent studies suggest that focusing on one’s happiness may not be ...
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 ...
The Reduced-Field Democratic Debate Offers Some Surprises
Something extraordinary happened at the Democratic debate last night: it got interesting. With a mere seven candidates on stage, the ...
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 ...
Is Your Prep as Extensive as Iggy Pop’s?
Iggy Pop, the long-time rocker sometimes called the “Godfather of punk,” and known for his stage antics, and unpredictable performances, ...
What the Candidates Didn’t Say Thursday Night
I watched the Democratic debate on Thursday night in a resolutely non-political way: with the sound turned off. The point ...
