TJ Walker

Julia writes in with the following question: TJ, how do you respond when someone in the audience asks you how old you are? How do you we write that question to make it an easier one. This refers to one of my strategies which I recommend during media interviews but also in public speaking. Listen…

How do you judge a speaker’s ability? Many people and many of my clients ask me who I think is the best speaker in the world as of now and they tell me their own opinions. But how should a speaker be judged? Of Course, there are many obvious things that make a speaker either

One of the most important aspects of PowerPoint delivery and success for PowerPoint delivery is Sequencing. What do I mean by that? I think of how most people use their PowerPoint: they  throw up a slide, they look at it, and then talk about it- maybe go into a little bit of detail, and then

“I was not a natural speaker. I did not like speaking because it scared me and terrified me. I was always terribly nervous. But there was one thing that bothered me more than public speaking and that was not having the right to vote and that is why I spoke out again and again and