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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!When we are first becoming speakers we spend our time

That memory of ours can be a fickle thing. One moment we know exactly what we’re going to say next because we’ve practiced it 100

Quick question for you: what’s the best way to guarantee that the next speech that you give will be a great speech? The answer, of

It is never too early to start planning on what you’re going to be saying in public during the next holiday season. More often than

What will your audience remember longer: your next speech or a great meal that they’ve just had? I hate to admit it, but I’m willing

If there is one thing in the world that all of us would probably like to do it’s to lose some weight. No matter if

Every time we give a speech we always have one big hope: that our audience is able to remember what we tell them. After all,

There you are: you’ve got an important message to get across to your next audience, you’ve put a great deal of time and effort into

Not every speech is the same. In fact, every speech that we give is different from all of the speeches that came before it. However,

I had an opportunity to attend the IEEE USA annual meeting which was held in Portland, Oregon this year. I was there because I was

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