This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Janet Horton, a writer, speaker, and teacher. [powerpress] Podcast Highlights Length: 6 minutes, 30 seconds Janet Horton slowly but surely honed her speaking craft starting from the tender age of 10 when she was in Junior Achievement. […]
This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Michael Soon Lee, a professional speaker since 1985 who focuses on the topic of diversity. He is also the author of Cross Cultural Selling for Dummies. [powerpress] Podcast Highlights Length: 18 minutes, 35 seconds “What I do […]
Once you know who your audience is, you’ll need to consider where your audience will be when you give your presentation. In this video, I go over the basic logistics that can affect your presentation. The logistics I talk about include: Acoustics Seating Lighting Temperature Outside Noise Would you like […]
To be effective, your presentations need to be tailored to your audience. In this video, I discuss the basic audience demographics that can affect your presentation and why they are important. The demographics I talk about include: Age range Male to female ratio Occupation and economic status Educational background Political […]
You’ve got the perfect speech … on paper. You may have even presented it a few times with decent results. But you want more. What can you do to take this presentation to the next level? I’ve been there before. When I was competing in high school with my earthquake […]
There are lots of things you can do to ensure the success of your presentation. Here are seven of them to get you started. Key 1: Start in a strong space Start off with confidence … know your opening so well it is like breathing — you don’t have to […]
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 […]
