Public Speaking/Giving a Presentation is a skill that is learned.

Public Speaking/Presenting is the Key to opening the Doors of Opportunity!

If you’re a speaker there are certain things you should do, and should not do.  

To be a Successful Speaker, these Presentation Laws are Not Opti

The Magic of the Rule of Three: Read It – Understand It – Use It!

The “Fear of Public Speaking” doesn’t care about your Age, Education, or Occupation.

The P-A-U-S-E: A Major Element of Verbal Communication The Pause Question: What if my entire Post was written like the Title? How long...

Because people learn in a variety of ways, These sight & sound props Rock! The right prop, used at the right time in the right manor...

It’s BLANK for a Very Good Reason! The ‘B’ Button is one of the most powerful features in PowerPoint / Keynote software. When in...

Blogging (Writing) and Speaking Go Hand-in-Hand. They are both communication skills a speaker needs to continually sharpen and will make...

Be In the Arena – Not in the Crowd!

Your Introduction, Opening, Speech, Closing – Is it time to Update Them? One of the only things in life that’s certain is – Change. And...

Think of your Speech Title as if it were the Title of a Book; displayed on a shelf at Barnes & Noble. When someone is eyeing the...

If You Want Your Audience to “GET IT!”, EVERYTHING Must be in Sync.

Time to Answer Questions: It’s Not the Last Thing to Do First of all, you may not have a Question and Answer Session as part of your...

Constantly, Take the Temperature of your Audience! The Goal of all Communications; written, spoken or visual, is the same. We want the...

My response: “Do you ever speak to an Audience of ONE?” I’m sometimes asked a question like this when approaching a group about being a...

The Rhythmic Flow of the words  . . A natural partner of inflection is our next element, Cadence It’s the rhythmic flow of the words used...

Eyes are the ‘Windows to the Soul’.

First (Primacy) and Last (Recency) – If you want it to Last! For any presentation, people are more likely to remember the first and last...