Don’t say “I’m Sorry” during your speech
We all make mistakes from time to time when speaking in public. I often joke that there are two versions of every speech: the one you
We all make mistakes from time to time when speaking in public. I often joke that there are two versions of every speech: the one you
We all know the major filler words out there: um, ah, like, you know, so… But there are a few really bad filler words that you
This is one of the most frequently-asked questions during my workshops and coaching sessions. We all know it’s hard to keep an audience’s attention – after
One of the best ways to keep your audience’s attention is to structure your speech with “signposts” or transitions which tell your audience where they
While walking along 14th Street, NW in downtown DC over the holidays, I came across this quote posted outside a storefront: “If you want something in
One of the questions people frequently ask me is how to network authentically and effectively. From young professionals to seasoned executives, many people feel uncomfortable
Earlier this month, I had my worst technical glitch to date on stage. I wasn’t giving a speech: actually, I was performing at the Takoma
From the August 2014 GPS Speaking Tips newsletter, free monthly tips on public speaking and presentation skills. Click here to sign up. Earlier this year,
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One of the most frequently-asked questions I receive is about body language. Specifically, “What do I do with my hands while I’m speaking?” There are
I love teaching public speaking to people in sales. They have boundless energy and confidence; they can hear “no” a dozen times and still have