Key Takeaways: For executives – AI can serve as a valuable tool for busy executives, streamlining the speechwriting process without compromising authenticity. For individual contributors – AI
In any setting where two or more people communicate, vocal variety is essential — and it’s even more important in virtual settings where it’s easy to
A few months ago, I was scheduled to give an in-person keynote at a conference in Washington, DC. I developed and practiced my content and
Remote work has changed how we interact in business environments. It’s made us learn how to effectively communicate over virtual and hybrid settings and has
I loved interviewing my colleague Casey Carpenter for my second LinkedIn Live session. For years, Casey has partnered with us at Global Public Speaking to
Our CEO Allison Shapira recently wrote an article for the Harvard Business Review. A few years ago, David was giving a talk at the National
What a great experience doing my first LinkedIn Live video! I decided to launch this “Speak with Impact” series to address some of the most
In a recent LinkedIn poll we conducted, an overwhelming majority of respondents wanted to be able to be more concise. Why is brevity important?
For their final speech of the semester at the Harvard Kennedy School, I asked my students to reduce their reliance on notes. Why? Because when
As a former opera singer, I’m particularly attuned to speakers’ voices. We can hear a lot in someone’s voice: we can hear their emotional and
On Veterans Day, we salute the men and women of the US military along with their spouses and families. You have given so much for
I am often asked, “How do you give a speech using someone else’s talking points?” Here’s an example: You work for a large institution that is
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