Summer Reading #12: Why is that so funny?
Humor is disarming and it is its own reason for being. That means that if you can make the audience ...
How to win an argument without words
For my blog today, I'm linking to an article I just did for Forbes.com, "How to win an argument without ...
Neuromarketing and Public Speaking – Summer Reading #9
The new science of neuromarketing has a good deal to offer public speakers who want to succeed with their audiences ...
Summer Reading Series #8: How You Stand, How You Move, How You Live
In many ways, the single most important thing a public speaker can do to improve her performance is to stand ...
Summer Reading Series #7 – Why Aikido Matters to Public Speakers
Readers of this blog will know that I’m a big proponent of Improv as a practice that is of enormous ...
Summer Reading Series #6 – The Moving Body
The great French acting teacher and theorist Jacques Lecoq has spent a lifetime investigating the dramatic possibilities of human motion ...
Summer Reading Series, #5: Awareness Through Movement
Moshe Feldenkrais was one of the more original thinkers of the 20th century. An engineer, he studied physics, judo, and ...
Summer Reading #4: Mark Bowden and Winning Body Language
Readers of this blog will know that I’m passionate about good communications, public speaking, and body language. The revolution in ...
John Maxwell on Communications — Summer Reading, #3
It’s all about connection. If you’re already a John C. Maxwell fan, his advice on successful communication – and public ...
Summer Reading 2 – the Synaptic Self — how our brains really communicate
This is an exciting time to be interested in public speaking. Brain research has accelerated and is providing us with ...
