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There you are: you are on stage and you are giving your speech. You are about half way through your speech when you detect that

As speakers we are always being reminded that how we communicate with our audience has more to do with our body language than our words.

The good news is that you’ve been asked to give a speech (trust me on this one, it is good news). The bad news is

As public speakers it seems like we’ve been told forever that using stories as a part of our speech is a powerful tool. Stories are

I wish that I could tell you that every speech that you’ll give will be bright and happy. However, I won’t tell you that because

Life can be rough. We are not always in control of what is going on and things happen that we don’t want to have happen.

Did you know that every time you take a stage in order to deliver a speech, there are really two speakers standing up there? Yes,

When we want to get our message across to one of our friends, how do we make this happen? That’s a simple question to answer:

As public speakers we get asked to give all different types of speeches. One of the most commonly requested types of speeches is the motivational

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