If you're in the business of giving presentations, you're in the business of delivering emotion. read more »
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Among audiences, perception is often as important as reality. When we speak in public, our appearance and the sound of our voice have considerable power to move—or turn off—listeners. The way we use ... read more »
Fear of public speaking manifests itself in a number of ways. Nervousness and feelings of anxiety, of course, are often at the top of the list. (To reduce your nerves and increase your focus, ... read more »
If you fear public speaking, you already own one of the most effective tools for reducing your anxiety and building your confidence. And it's so close you literally can't see it. read more »
Are you overly nervous or self-conscious about speaking in public? Many of us are—and too often, we blame ourselves for the fear and anxiety that results. read more »
In my last blog, "Body Language: What Are You Revealing when You Speak?," I shared my view that to move an audience, you need to do more than deliver information. Importantly, you also need to ... read more »
What does your body language reveal about you when you speak in public? More than you think! read more »
Can something as simple as breathing improve your public speaking, ability to think, and sense of well-being? Experience shows that it can—and that knowing how to achieve these benefits is easier ... read more »
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