Are You Building a Fanocracy? A Q and A with David Meerman Scott
David Meerman Scott is a long-time friend and I've had the distinct pleasure of coaching him from time to time, ...
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 ...
What’s the Future of Hybrid Publishing? A Q and A with Jesse Finkelstein of Page Two
In the bad old days, a decade or more ago, would-be authors only had one real choice about where to ...
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 ...
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. ...
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, ...
