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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!As public speakers, because we know the importance of public

When we are on the stage giving a speech, even if this is not easy for us to do, at least we know what we

Dr. Jim Anderson has been asked to deliver two speeches at the 16th Annual Pink Conference. The role that Blue Elephant Consulting plays in

Hey speaker, how good of a speaker are you when you don’t get a chance to show up? I’m not talking about blowing off a

When somebody asks you to give a speech do you start thinking about the PowerPoint (or Keynote for you Mac users) slides that you’ll have

So how hip and cool are you? If you are both hip and cool, then I don’t even have to tell you what “Pecha Kucha”

You’ve just had the best idea that you’ve ever had for a great speech. You can see it in your mind’s eye so very, very

We’d all like to be seen as being great speakers. We imagine ourselves as the next Tony Robbins, standing in the middle of a huge

On the day of the 2012 Republican National party’s caucus in the state of Iowa, Dr. Jim Anderson will be participating in a discussion

As speakers we are always being urged to “connect with our audience”. Now this sounds all fine and good; however, as with everything else in

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