Media Training

“When I was introduced to speak in front of large rallies of tens of thousands of people in sports stadia, I would pause after standing and just not say anything. I would reflect, pause, and keep silent. I would keep this up for 30 seconds, maybe even a minute or two, and people would get…

There is a lot of debate over this generic advice. Many people advocate for short presentations because people are losing their attention spans. But wait a second: I have seen speakers get up, speak very vaguely, be very abstract, dump a bunch of data on the audience, and nobody remembered it after two minutes. On

Should you wear glasses when giving a speech or a media interview? Well right now I am wearing thick, plastic, reading glasses that I got from the grocery store for three dollars and this is what I usually use at my home for reading purposes or on an airplane because I like their flexibility and

Are you looking for one tip that can make you sound even better, stronger, more comfortable, and confident for radio and TV interviews? Here it is: boost your energy up by 20 percent! The problem most people have is that whenever they get in front of a camera or in front of a microphone, they