People I’m Grateful for #6: Patsy Rodenburg
This blog is the sixth in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world ...
People I’m Grateful For: #1 – Susan Goldin-Meadow
I’m going to start a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications. ...
Resolved to Start a Speaking Career in 2012? A roundup of recent books to help you get cranking.
People send me their books regularly for comment, and the last half-dozen I’ve received all are aimed at the level ...
Top Ten Reasons for Public Speakers to be Thankful
10. Toastmasters. The volunteer organization that will give you the chance to learn the craft of public speaking in a ...
The future of the book? David Meerman Scott, the news media, and Newsjacking.
Readers of this blog will recognize the name David Meerman Scott – he’s a bestselling author and successful speaker and ...
How to speak and write clearly – 5 quick tips
In an era when everyone feels overwhelmed with information and many think that their attention is the most precious gift ...
Go Behind the Dream: How Martin Luther King’s Great Speech Happened
One of the most remarkable books in recent years for students of public speaking is Clarence Jones’ Behind the Dream: ...
Will Your Team Succeed? Take This Diagnostic To Find Out
A friend sent me a book – Team Talk, by Anne Donnellon – that inspired me to create a diagnostic ...
Win by Telling Great Stories with Peter Guber
Peter Guber has written a masterful additional to the storytelling library shelf with his book, Tell To Win. In the ...
Why You Should Talk Less And Say More
Some of the best communications advice I’ve read recently is to be found in Connie Dieken’s Talk Less, Say More. ...
