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So you are a speaker. Congratulations. What’s your next step now? Have you ever thought about writing speeches for somebody else? I mean, you can

Fake news can make your whole speech fakeImage Credit: Scott The reason that an audience will come to listen to what you have to say

Let’s face it – sometimes our speeches just don’t “click” with our audience. We get up there, we deliver our speech, they hear what we

Let’s face it – you are not the first presenter your audience has ever seen. In fact, they have probably seen lots of other presenters.

So of course, the first question is do you know what a TED talk is? I would suspect that most of us do by now.

One of the most enjoyable speeches that we can be called upon to give is what I like to to think of as a “forward

I’m hoping that we can all agree that in this world in which we live in, there are three types of writers out there. There

Let’s face it – because of the importance of public speaking, giving a speech involves a great deal of stress. This stress has a way

One of the most challenging speeches that we may be asked to give is one in which we provide our audience with advice. The audience

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