In this sneak peek from one of the Public Speaking Super Powers audio programs, Al Rubeling shares his thoughts on knowing your audience. Hint: He calls it “speaking in tongues.” Do you have questions about public speaking? Is there a topic you’d like me to cover in a future […]
To be an effective — and successful — speaker, you need to develop your own signature style. This is your unique way of conveying your message. It grows out of your vocal variety, your attire, your rhythm, and meter … everything you do when you are in front of […]
Would you like to wear a hat during your next presentation? This week, I talk a little bit about wearing a hat when you get up to speak, including all the things you need to consider when selecting your hat or deciding to wear one at all. – – […]
If you want to be a good speaker, you need to understand your innate talents and develop them so they become better. In this sneak peak of Billy Arcement’s interview, he shares his thoughts on developing your own public speaking super powers.. – – – – – Do you […]
This week I’m doing something a bit different … I’m sharing with you a short presentation I did in my Toastmasters meeting a few weeks ago and providing a short critique of what I did right and where I can improve. – – – – – Do you have […]
Shhh. I’ve got a secret for you: Mistakes, interruptions and bloopers happen to even the most consummate public speakers. In this week’s video, I share with you some bloopers and some ideas on how to handle them. – – – – – Do you have questions about public speaking? […]
People from different cultures communicate, listen, learn and even show respect in different ways. In this sneak peak of Michael Soon Lee’s interview, he shares a few tips for speaking to audiences from a different culture than your own. Do you have questions about public speaking? Just ask and […]
