Dude, Where Are We? Using Repetition to Keep Your Audience Engaged
Have you ever been driving and realized you can’t remember how your got there? “Highway Hypnosis” can happen to our audience even when we’re doing a great job. By using the power of repetition, we can keep our audience on track and give our presentation forward momentum.
The Stoic Speaker: Ancient Philosophy to Beat Stage Fright
“We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.” If you’re feeling anxiety leading up to an important speech or […]
Making Technical Topics Interesting in Public Speaking
“Great news!,” your boss tells you, “We have a big meeting next month, and we would like you to handle […]
The Hidden Psychology of Stage Presence
Quick, think of a super confident public speaker. Robbins. Jobs. Any late night TV host. Most of us look at […]
Want Your Next Presentation to Be Remembered? Follow This Simple Tip
The One-Note Lullaby- Why Some Presenters Put You to Sleep
“Rock-a-bye-baby on the treetop-“…can you hear the rest of the words in your head? Some lullabies send babies deep into […]
The Fast Lane vs. The Right Pace: Why Speed Can Hurt Your Speech
Giving a speech is not a Formula 1 race. But if you find yourself speeding through your speeches and presentations, […]
Essential Tips for Effective Public Speaking
Basic Tips to Giving a Moving Public Speech Have you ever felt your heart race and your palms sweat at […]
Anticipation to Panic: How to Master Your Public Speaking Nerves
I was in the middle of responding to a post on Reddit’s r/PublicSpeaking sub and realized that like always, I […]
Behind the Screen Door: Keeping Public Speaking Anxiety at a Distance
I love video games but I just don’t have the time to devote to them. I intentionally don’t have a […]