The recent headline is startling: “Unpublished 1860 letter by Abraham Lincoln Shows ‘Nervous’ Side.” And if that doesn’t surprise you, this might: Lincoln reveals in the letter that public speaking ... read more »
As an actor, the first thing I decide when creating a character is how he walks. I know that if I understand how my character moves, I'll gain insight into how he thinks. Movement in any kind of ... read more »
Leaders know that body language is one way to demonstrate leadership qualities when speaking in public. Ordinary speakers only deliver content, but leaders do much more, using their physical presence ... read more »
You know your content cold. You're absolutely clear on the message you want to get across. read more »
Lately, I've been thinking about a paradox of the theater that also applies to public speaking. Here it is: read more »
Would you like to be fully present as a speaker―for your own comfort and confidence as well as meeting the needs of your audience? read more »
