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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Welcome to the world of business: do you know how

Just like most professional public speakers, I have a bad habit of occasionally starting to believe that I know everything that there is to know.

I think that it was Bruce Springsteen who in his song “57 Channels (and Nothin’ On)” lamented that although he now had access to 500

Congratulations – you’ve been asked to give a speech. Got one to give? Unless someone has asked you to deliver a speech that you’ve already

I’m not sure if this falls into the “good news” or “bad news” category, but it turns out that your audience may have already made

I’ve always spoken English. I never really spent a lot of time thinking about what it took to speak “good English” because it’s my native

I don’t know about you, but more and more I’ve been finding myself being asked to deliver speeches that have technical information in them. I’ve

Why Does Giving A Speech Have To Be So Lonely? Let’s face it – anyone can give a speech. However, not anyone can give a

The Thing About Words As speakers we have a tendency to focus on the things that scare us the most – forgetting our words, nervous

Why Should A Speaker Watch A Singing Show? I’m pretty sure that by now everyone has at least heard about the TV show “American Idol”.

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