August 12, 2022
You've said yes to participating in a panel discussion. What should you do to prepare? Find our tips for being your most brilliant, interesting self.
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When you have co-presenters, life should be better for everyone. So why are group presentations a challenge? And how can you make your presentation team more effective?
Read More ⟶October 13, 2021
Children's stories have long used the magic of three, as have famous speeches and romance novels. Now, fashion influencers are jumping on the three-wheeled bandwagon. See how 3 can spice up your public speaking.
Read More ⟶July 25, 2021
How should you approach using acronyms in presentations? Like GEICO, we've got something to say about that...
Read More ⟶July 16, 2021
Training tends to prepare you to meet members of the media with confidence. In the process, don't forget about speaking to your real audience...
Read More ⟶December 10, 2020
While some PowerPoint fans think "Next slide!" does the job, we know you can do better. Strong transitions help your message connect. Here's how to get started...
Read More ⟶January 14, 2020
If you know speakers who overuse "like," maybe it's time to help them find some new words. Here's how to reduce our least favorite disruptor...
Read More ⟶November 25, 2019
Facing a tough audience for a meeting or presentation? Here's what we can learn from Fiona Hill and how she handled her testimony before members of Congress...
Read More ⟶October 21, 2019
How does one man's tale of shopping for shoes with his wife become a powerful, potentially funny presentation story? It's all in the details...
Read More ⟶October 14, 2019
Sure, most speakers know they should make eye contact. But are you getting the most out of it when you present? Here's what the best public speakers do...
Read More ⟶September 13, 2019
Most speakers want to appear confident. When you know what that looks like, you can project a more powerful stage presence—whether you're feeling it or not. Here's how...
Read More ⟶August 9, 2019
Crutch words. Filler language. A natural way we all speak. What should you do about the uhs and ums when you're making a presentation? We have a few ideas...
Read More ⟶April 9, 2019
You may not be standing on a stage--or even in front of a small group--but a seated presentation is no time to take a holiday. Here's how to pitch at the conference table and still own the room...
Read More ⟶March 19, 2019
The golden opportunity: To grab audience attention before they can start checking their phones. Here's a step by step process for determining how a public speaker can open strong.
Read More ⟶February 23, 2019
"Be sure to put your feet in the right place, then stand firm," said Abraham Lincoln--great advice for public speaking that we take quite literally. Here's why you should, too...
Read More ⟶January 14, 2019
Do you talk with your hands? Terrific! Now let's make sure those gestures are saying what you mean...
Read More ⟶November 8, 2018
When you feel nervousness coming on, what's a speaker to do? Here's how to manage that I'm-on-next stress and keep nerves from undermining your presentation...
Read More ⟶October 16, 2018
It's a simple technique for engaging audiences, yet many speakers don't make the most of it in presentations. Here's how to ask rhetorical questions that get you somewhere...
Read More ⟶September 7, 2018
Simple formatting changes can make it much easier to give a speech from a written text. Here's what you can do to see almost instant results:
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