Ambush: When Experienced Speakers Develop New Public Speaking Fears
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Size Matters – Shaping Your Speech To Match Your Audience
Have you ever heard the expression “one size fits all“? I’m not sure what this phrase was invented to describe, but I can tell you
Know Your Audience: What You Don’t Know May Hurt You
When you think of the perfect speech in your mind, what do you see? Do you see yourself up on a stage giving a speech,
Speaking Power: How To Get It, How To Use It
If you really want to connect with your audience and make an impact in their lives, then you’re going to have to discover out how
PowerPoint Tricks: Banish Boring, Invite Fun
I would like to be allowed to see more PowerPoint slides. Ok, not really. In fact I could probably live the rest of my life
Al Gore Teaches Presenters A Very Convenient Truth
Interestingly enough, this post has nothing to do with global warming. I really don’t care which side of the “warming / not warming” argument you
How To Appeal To Your Audience: Greek Lessons
If you are going to go to the effort of creating and delivering a speech, doesn’t it make sense that you’d want to be able
Persuasion Power – How To Win Over An Audience
Not all speeches are the same. Graduations, weddings, corporate pep-rally’s – those are all pretty straightforward. One of the most difficult types of speeches to
Persuade An Audience Using 3 Secrets Used By Presenters
If you think about it, there are a lot of different types of speeches that we can give: humorous, informative, motivational, and of course, ones
Handling Hecklers: 5 Ways That Presenters Can Restore Order
How does that children’s rhyme go? “Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me”. Bull! If there is one thing