A Focus Group to Make You Better Am I crazy? Is everyone looking at my beady eyes and making fun of me? All of us are sometimes too close to ourselves to really have an accurate, dispassionate, and unbiased perception on how we are coming across. You may think that you have a huge problem…
People employ several means through which they can eliminate their verbal tics. One of these is having someone sit at the back of the room and ring a bell every time you say ums, or ah, or er. This is just awful. I love the people down at Toastmasters, it is a great organization and
Let me let you in on a little secret: if you are a beginner public speaker, you are going to be nervous and you will feel uncomfortable. And that is okay! Everybody is nervous when it comes to public speaking. For more than 30 years I have trained Presidents and Prime Ministers of countries, Nobel
Hit the Pin, Not the Sand Trap If you really want to reduce the ums, aahs, errs, and other verbal tics? Then you are going to have to do something that seems contradictory. I need you to stop focusing on not saying ums and aahs. I need you to focus instead on delivering ideas of
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