7 Communications Questions Leaders Need to Ask Themselves
As a sneak preview for my upcoming book Power Cues: The Subtle Science of Leading Groups, Persuading Others, and Maximizing ...
Speaking as a Career, the Importance of Rehearsal, and Rodolphe Dutel
Entrepreneur and adventurer (I love that self-description) Rodolphe "Rudy" Dutel got in touch with me to help him kick off ...
Why Go to the Trouble of Telling Stories?
People often ask me about storytelling in speeches – why should they go to the trouble to come up with ...
The Seventh Step to Brain Mastery
The seventh and final step in brain mastery is to do something you might think impossible: take control of someone ...
5 Top New Year’s Resolutions for Speakers
Happy New Year, everyone! I’m back from a little skiing, a little overeating, and a little doing nothing. The perfect ...
Mitt Romney, President Obama, and the Presidential Debate Wrap up
The final debate concluded, most Americans will stop paying attention to public rhetoric until the next President offers up an ...
How President Obama and Governor Romney Should Prep for their Debates
The first debate perpetuated a huge national misconception about Presidential debates and the job of a leader in general. The ...
The Secret to Powerful Communication in 2 Words
If I had to sum up in two words everything I’ve learned in 25 years of work on communications, rhetoric, ...
People I’m Grateful for #8: Nancy Duarte
This blog is the eighth in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world ...
What’s Wrong with American Idol Is What’s Right with the Hunger Games
Lots of entertainment industry mavens have noticed the drop in Idol ratings over the past few years. The finale is ...
