In science, the credit goes to the man who convinces the world, not the man to whom the idea first occurs. Sir Francis Darwin, Son of Charles Darwin We all have ideas. We all were first at something. Until we learn to articulate that idea, or that action, in such a way that the receiver […]
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Month: September 2011
Why You Should Work with a Speech Coach
Presentations are complex, with countless subtle nuances. Speaking is an elastic balance of many things, including: informing, persuading, selling, and performing. It’s not limited to great gestures. Great presentations transcend great gestures. You have to dig deep down into yourself – to be yourself – to be a great speaker. If you are committed to […]
Tips for Adding Humor to Your Speeches
Adding humor to your speeches allows you to interact and engage your audiences, and it puts your audience at ease, allowing them to connect with you on another level. Who wouldn’t want that? It’s easier than you think too. Highlight of the tips from this video: Get Involved with your audience; Relax, get comfortable; […]
Just move!
Moving Around in Laguna from Victor B on Vimeo. Here in California we’re lucky. Year around nice weather, and exercise by the beach. You can’t beat it! We have NO reason not to get out and exercise because the options are limitless. And well, let’s face it, it’s so doggone nice! Wherever you are – […]
Learn From Every Presentation
A while back, a National Management Association asked if my friend and I could present at a breakout session. The correct answer was, of course, “Yes.” We’d worry about the details later. We asked our initial contact person, “How many people in the audience?” The answer, “I don’t know.” “Oh … how long do we […]