Are you too busy putting together content to prepare the right way for public speaking? Here's the best way to prepare and practice your presentations. read more »
Gary Genard's
Speak for Success!
"Be a voice not an echo." - Albert Einstein
The Best Way To Prepare And Practice Your Presentations
How To Turn Your Passion Into An Engaging Speech
You may be totally committed to your topic. But what does the audience care? Here's how to turn your passion into an engaging speech. read more »
5 Ways to Be More Effective When You Speak to Leaders
Speaking to the leadership of your organization? You need a specific set of skills. Here are 5 ways to be more effective when you speak to leaders. read more »
Body Language Secrets: What Image Are You Broadcasting?
The way you move and gesture tells others what you're thinking and feeling! Discover the body language secrets that reveal the image you're broadcasting. read more »
Are you too tied to 'the right way' you should speak in meetings and presentations? Want to be more spontaneous? Here's how to be—and speak—in the moment! read more »
Speak As a Leader: 12 Ways to Command a Stage
Leadership is performance—and nowhere is that truer than in public speaking. Want to inspire audiences? Here are twelve great ways to command a stage. read more »
How To Cook Your Presentations So They Come Out 'Nice'
Are you giving cookie-cutter presentations? They should be uniquely your own! Here's how to cook your presentations so they come out 'nice'! read more »
Leadership Presence: Why You Need It In Public Speaking
Your public speaking always involves leading others. That means you need leadership presence. Here's more on why you have to create some onstage magic! read more »
Do you know how to use pauses effectively in public speaking? Here's how to use the power of the pause in every one of your speeches and presentations. read more »
Want to be someone who makes a mark, in person or in virtual meetings? Here's how to be an original speaker who motivates and inspires audiences! read more »