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Speaking too rapidly is a common problem that gives your listeners too little time to process information. Listening is a two-step activity: people need to hear what is said, then process that ... read more »
Do you think PowerPoint is the most powerful presentation tool you can use?The real "tool of power" in speeches and presentations is much closer to home—in fact, no closer than the mirror. read more »
Need to reduce your level of public speaking stress and anxiety? Looking for relaxation exercises you can practice before that speech or presentation? read more »
For great speaking, you need to work on yourself as much as your presentations. It's not enough to simply deliver information—for as one of my clients in the investment industry said recently: ... read more »
Want to add to your effectiveness as a speaker? Then learn how to bring ideas and emotions to life. Content rarely moves audiences unless speakers can turn an audience on emotionally or make their ... read more »
Body language can provide clues to help you understand other people. But it's also a powerful tool for boosting your ability to influence audiences when you speak. How could it not be so? When you ... read more »
The speaker walks to the lectern, grim-faced. What’s your response? read more »
Have you heard that a rhetorical question is a great way to get your audience’s attention? Well, it is. So is a question that you actually expect an answer to. In both cases, speaking directly to ... read more »
