What is the biggest and most important decision you are ever going to make as a speaker for your next presentation? It is not what you think it is. People often wonder: should I use slides or not. Should I use video or not. Should I wear a tie, or a suit, or a dress….
What is the best way to prepare yourself for a future media crisis or some threat to your organization’s reputation? Here it is: be more interesting on a regular basis. A big problem that many organizations have, whether it is an oil or gas company or a financial institution, is that they never talk to
Public speaking question of the day: what if there is a baby in your audience that is crying and there is nothing you can do? I’ll be honest, I do not think this has ever happened to me but I have seen it happen to other people and it is incredibly awkward. First of all,
Public speaking Tip of the Day: reading your speech should ALWAYS be your last resort. Why do I say this? Because it is really hard to do. It is virtually impossible to read a speech in front of an audience without putting them to sleep. You will not have eye contact or a good conversational
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