Dealing with Hostility as a Speaker
One of the interesting by-products of our world becoming more virtual over the past decade is that behavior which would […]
How Our Virtual World Has Changed the Communication of Selling – Part Three
This is the third installment in a three-part series adapted from my recent book, Can You Hear Me” How to […]
The Design Gym Believes in Emojis, and So Should You
One of the great pleasures about finishing a book is getting to leave your writing desk and find the audience, ...
The Can You Hear Me? Book Tour Comes to London
Harvard Business Press and Havas Media recently teamed up to sponsor my book talk on Can You Hear Me? in ...
What Speakers Will Need to Succeed in 2019
As 2018 winds down and we all get ready for 2019, it’s a natural time to think about what it’s ...
Three Quick Rules for Managing Virtual Communications Successfully
In the last 10 years, with the widespread adoption of the mobile phone, the business world has become much more ...
How to Connect with People Virtually, Part 2
My blog posts this week are adapted from my new book, Can You Hear Me?, to be published by Harvard ...
Tennis Players, Grunts, and Public Speaking
One of the fun things about my years spent toiling in the vineyards of public speaking, storytelling, body language and ...
Emotion, Human Connection, and the Virtual World
Recently I was reviewing some research on popular TED talks that found that the most successful speakers used more hand ...
What Speakers Need to Know About the Brain
Fall is officially here and it’s time to put away the pails, shovels and sunscreen and get back to work. ...
