Make your next presentation stick with your audience
In a world saturated with information and presentations, being memorable is critical. One recent survey reported that technology workers hear
In a world saturated with information and presentations, being memorable is critical. One recent survey reported that technology workers hear
The Book of Lists has repeatedly reported that the fear of speaking in public is the most frequent answer to
In conjunction with the release of my 3rd edition of Speaking Up without Freaking Out, Stanford's Graduate School of Business
Anyone with a novel idea, from an entrepreneur to a product marketer, should know how to handle a suspicious audience. by
I am thrilled to announce the release of the 3rd edition of my book Speaking Up without Freaking Out!
As 2015 draws to a close, I thought I would re-post an entry from earlier this year that Insights at
I am always on the look out for easy-to-implement public speaking anxiety reduction techniques, and I recently came across two
Believe it or not, my advice appeared in Glamour magazine. Here is the one-page article that gives good public speaking
Please take a listen (or read) of a recent Quick and Dirty podcast that I did with Lisa Marshall who
Providing constructive feedback can very challenging. Recipients often get defensive and retreat. This video discusses how to communicate