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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!We’ve all had that moment of disbelief – you know

I was quietly minding my own business the other day when Lisa Braithwaite from the blog Speak Schmeak reached out to me via email and

When you find yourself giving a speech, you quickly realize that what you are missing is any sort of tools with which to give the

Love ’em or hate ’em, politicians are by and large fantastic communicators. If you take a look at their technique they may be lacking; however,

We spend all of this time coming up with our next speech, getting each and every word just right, practicing the speech, the gestures, the

If you are under 18 (or if you were at one time), please cover your ears as you read this posting. Let’s talk about naughty

The real secret to giving a good presentation is for the presenter to be “up” and have a great deal of energy. Under the best

I recently had an opportunity to deliver a 45-minute keynote as part of a training session kick-off for a group of IT Mangers. I decided

Congratulations – you’ve been invited to speak for 30 minutes. Remember – don’t use any notes! If you got this offer could you do it?

When you speak to an audience, how long do you talk for: 60 minutes, 30 minutes, 10 minutes? Any of these are normal answers. What

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