As research for my book, Public Speaking Super Powers, I interviewed more than 85 business and professional speakers. Each one shared what they thought their public superpower was and how to develop that superpower. What emerged from those many conversations was a clear indication of what the top 3 speaking […]
Do you understand and champion your point in your presentation? Watch today’s episode and find out how you can do just that. [powerpress] Highlights from the Podcast: What is a point? The formula for identifying your point. The difference between sharing and selling If you’d like to listen to […]
There are several models that look at the learning style of an individual. The most commonly known one is based on a person’s informational input preference – Auditory, Visual, Kinesthetic. Another way is to look at how a person processes that information. With this model, there are four distinct learning […]
Even though many people don’t enjoy public speaking, there are strategies for doing it well. You don’t have to be a professional speaker to make an impact on your audience. One way to feel most comfortable speaking in front of others is to recognize and avoid these top 5 mistakes. […]
Do you know how to be persuasive? The second season of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast kicks off with host Carma Spence sharing persuasion tips. [powerpress] When it comes to convincing people to buy into your point of view, you’ve got three basic options: 1. You can plead: […]
After it aired, the 9 Rules Acceptance Speech given by Chris Pratt on the MTV Awards show was shared throughout the Internet. You can find several versions on YouTube. I discovered it on Facebook when it was shared in a group for speakers as a good example of a speech. […]
If you can communicate clearly and develop your confidence, says Featured Speaker Joel Schwartzberg, you can be an outstanding public speaker. Confidence is captivating. When a speaker is confident in their knowledge, their presentation and their communication and speaking skills, it shows—and the audience responds. We all know that some […]
