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When your audience is laughing at your quip or clapping their approval of your key point, let them conclude before continuing with your presentation. By rejoining your presentation too soon, they won't be able…
My public speaking students at the Art Institute of Phoenix had fun this week learning how to speak using a teleprompter. They read from my famous "4Ps assessment script" that…
By Dhariana Lozano Guest Blogger Keeping a virtual audience engaged can seem like a daunting task. They can see you, but for the most part, you won’t be able to…
If you're a low-energy public speaker, here are a few tips to add a little "umph" to your speeches or business presentations. I believe there are three aspects of public speaking…
By Sean Buvala Guest Blogger All public speakers eventually get asked to write “a bio for the program.” With more than 100,000 searches per month for the phrase “how to…
Franklin D. Roosevelt's once gave this advice on public speaking: "Be sincere. Be brief. Be seated." FDR's advice is spot on, especially for today's audiences who seem to value authenticity and…
I had a great time today making some lightboard videos for my public speaking coaching clients and students. These will be a great supplement to our in-person sessions. You can…
Phoenix Public Speaking Principal Consultant Paul Barton will discuss exactly what it takes to be an effective public speaker and business presenter in the "Blueprint for Public Speaking Success" talk…
Your business presentation skills can make or break your career. They determine whether your ideas get heard, your projects get approved, and if clients come on board.…
Many folks use the words "podium" and "lectern" interchangeably when talking about public speaking and business presentations. The two words actually refer to two very different things. A podium is…
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