Speakers Who Want To Be Funny Need To Learn How To Twist Their Words
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Speakers Need To Give A Speech, Not Have A Conversation
When you stand up in front of an audience to give a speech, something happens to you. You are transformed from just another person who
The Accidental Communicator Podcast Now Available!
Good news! The Accidental Communicator blog is now being supported by a brand new podcast called (what else) “The Accidental Communicator”. This new podcast is
How Can Introverts Become Better Speakers?
So if you had to classify yourself, which camp would you place yourself in: introvert or extravert? If you have placed yourself in the introvert
How You Can Develop Your Charisma
Giving a speech can be a pretty lonely event. I mean, there you are up on the stage delivering your presentation and if you are
Three Ways To Use Who You Are To Connect With Your Audience
Let’s face it – we don’t give speeches just to hear ourselves talk. There is a reason that we go to the effort of creating
What Is The Message Hidden In Your Stories?
Most speakers understand that if they can work a story or two into their next speech they’ll have a better chance of both capturing and
How To Make Microphones Work With You, Not Against You
Not all speakers are equipped with a voice that could be heard in the back of a larger room. Back in the days before electricity,
A Different Type Of Story Can Capture An Audience
Hopefully by now everyone knows that one of the best ways to tap into the importance of public speaking and make your next speech become
How To Do A Good Job At Being A PA Announcer
So here’s an interesting question for you. How many times have you been at a large event, more often than not outdoors, such as a