My first brush with a media celebrity was in 1968. I was in kindergarten. I went to my kindergarten one day. There was a big assembly and we had a guest speaker. The guest speaker was Fred rogers. Mr. Rogers of PBS television fame. Those of you outside of the us, for those of you…
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There Is Always Time for Anything Important https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX6meqReWsU There is always time for anything that is important. If presenting well is important to you there is time for it. If building your presentation skills is important to you will find time. I hear from executives all the time, “TJ I would love to practice but
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The Best Worst Presentation I Ever Saw I was attending a regional Toastmasters convention in Westchester in New York. It is a suburb just north of New York City. I was conducting a training session with Toastmasters there. But now I was in a room with everyone. There was a competition going on. A speaker
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The show must go on. That is something I stress to all of my clients when they come to me for public speaking, presentation skills training. Way back in 2013 I was conducting a day-long workshop in my training studio in midtown Manhattan. It was a group of energy executives in from another state. I
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