Does this scenario sound familiar? You're the meeting planner for your company or organization. Your current task is to find value-packed presenters who will lend real excitement and appeal to your ... read more »
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If you suffer from stage fright when giving a speech or presentation, you'd probably rather be someplace far away. But to positively influence your audience, you're much better off dealing ... read more »
Butterflies in the belly. Stage fright. Nervousness. Anticipatory anxiety. read more »
Looking for a way to inspire your listeners in speeches and presentations? You probably won't find the inspiration you're hoping to achieve in the information you'll be delivering. It won't emerge ... read more »
It's been quite a year at Speak for Success!—my blogging page here at The Genard Method. So far during 2012, I've published 88 blogs, and the viewership of this page has skyrocketed. I'm thankful for ... read more »
Most speakers do at least an adequate job of delivering information. Yet some speakers do more, going beyond the content of their presentation to present themselves and their ideas strongly. (To get ... read more »
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In his book Confessions of a Public Speaker,* Scott Berkun relates what he calls "The Sneaky Lessons of Dr. Fox." The author is discussing an experiment conducted at the University of Southern ... read more »
When you're challenged by an audience, do you suffer a panic attack or think on your feet? Here's how to learn this essential skill! read more »
