The odd filler word is OK. Yes, really. There are a few hyper-sensitive people (usually Toastmasters or public speaking coaches :-)) who notice filler words
It’s hard to pull-off establishing your credentials without sounding like you’re bragging. The public speaking blogosphere is alive with stories of presenters who didn’t quite
Presentation experts extol the power of telling stories in presentations. A recent Scientific American “The Secrets of Storytelling” explores why stories are so powerful. It
Could your body language be more expressive? Do you inh […]
When Tony and I were in America we attended a Story The […]
Speechifying is what I call it when the speech is delivered in the style of a bad Shakespearian actor – full of oratory but not
Imagination is more important than knowledge. Albert Einstein I was looking over some presentation skills web-sites recently and was amazed to see one of them
“Everyone loves to win – but how many love to train?” Mark Spitz – 1972 Olympic Gold Medallist Swimmer When I was little, I wanted
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