By Featured Speaker Daniel Hall A book is the ultimate form of one way communication and helps with building your brand and sharing your unique selling proposition (USP). Every writer has a brand of some type. Christopher Moore is a writer who built his brand around innovative and humorous books […]
Every time you give a presentation, you are given a time span within which to speak. Honoring that time limit is essential to professionalism, as well as respecting your audience. In this week’s video, I give you a few suggestions on how to gracefully recover from a blooper during […]
By Featured Speaker Avish Parashar Having a little nerd in me (ok, maybe a lot of nerd), I recently decided to use my NetFlix membership to watch the entire 9 season run of the X-Files on DVD. Hey, it could be worse – it could be Star Trek…and if you […]
When you conduct a training session, you are stepping into the role of educator. You are teaching your audience how to do something that you know how to do. In most cases, this will be business-oriented … but I’ve also trained people on how to belly dance!
A keynote address is an opening presentation (usually) for an event. More often than not it is inspirational. Regardless, it sets the mood and tone for the event.
By Featured Speaker Wendy L. Kinney Use this winning combination for your business networking success: JOIN THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF NETWORKING ASSOCIATIONS: Think of this like a meal; entrée and two vegetables. You may choose to work a casual-contact network, like the Chamber of Commerce; a leads group; a business […]
By Featured Speaker Wendy L. Kinney Chris confessed: “I am not shy. I can talk to ANYBODY, but I would rather be funny and amusing than taken seriously. (It is safer.) I end up ‘performing’ and make no progress. How do I get past this?” Kim complained: “He’s asked me […]
