Al Gore Teaches Presenters A Very Convenient Truth
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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
Personal Information: How Much Should A Presenter Reveal?
Have you ever sat through a dry an boring speech? Of course you have, we all have. Did you spend any time trying to
Can You Hear Me Now Is What Presenters Need To Know
When we are given an opportunity to address a group, we spend a great deal of time preparing what we are going to say and
Bragging Is What Presenters Need To Be Able To Do Well
Just in case you’ve forgotten it, the #1 question on the minds of any audience that is seated and waiting for you to begin talking
Dennis Quaid Gives A Keynote Speech – Real Life Speeches
I just got back from spending the better part of a week up in Chicago at a big health care conference (HIMSS09). This was an
Business Stories: Out Of Place Or On Target?
One question that I keep getting asked over and over by speakers that I am working with is if storytelling is such a powerful communication