I am very excited to announce that my book is now translated into Chinese! Please click here to see this version of my book.
My book was translated because many non-native English speakers’ struggle with public speaking anxiety. Please see my post below that suggests ways for non-native English speaker’s to manage their speaking anxiety.READ MORE
Many of us have spent a lot of time working to become more confident, compelling speakers. Yet, it is very natural to slip back into old habits. New research from my colleagues at Stanford Graduate School of Business Jennifer Aaker and Sui-Chi Huang discusses how framing efforts like becoming a better speaker as a journey rather than a destination proves beneficial. Enjoy reading about their helpful research!
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Our experts’ tips on small changes that can make or break your next presentation.
by Jenny LunaREAD MORE
Too often we make the same speaking mistakes. Break those bad habits with these tips.READ MORE
Too many leaders today negatively impact their credibility through their word choice, such as “I think we should kind of sort of enter this new market.”READ MORE
In college, I was trained for a full academic quarter to be a tour guide of my campus. During my very regimented training, they impressed upon me that above all else good tour guides never lose their tour groups. READ MORE
Research in psychology teaches us that we tend to remember best what we hear first and last rather than what comes in the middle – aka primacy and recency effects.READ MORE