Punctuation and the Public Speaker
Punctuation is used as a visual cue for readers so that they know where to pause and where to place emphasis in a sentence. However, punctuation can also be important for speakers.
Punctuation is used as a visual cue for readers so that they know where to pause and where to place emphasis in a sentence. However, punctuation can also be important for speakers.
By Featured Speaker Davida Shensky The problem is that there is a conflict between both your conscious and your conscious mind. Your conscious mind tells you that you can succeed in your unconscious mind has a list of all of the reasons why you can’t succeed. Therefore, you have to […]
By Featured Speaker Daniel Hall Another huge part of being an author is how your book can get you a speaking job. If you are considered an expert author in a certain subject then chances are you can get an opportunity to earn money while speaking on the subject that […]
A commencement speech attempts to put the work those who are receiving their degrees or diplomas have done into the context of their future. This is, after all, the beginning of the rest of their lives.
By Featured Speaker Bob Urichuck Each and every day can be a jump start towards getting everything you want out of life when you incorporate an attitude of discipline. An Attitude of Discipline is greeting each day with gratitude. When you wake up in the morning, you are granted another […]
One part of being a successful public speaker is believing that you are a successful public speaker. In this week’s video tip, I chat with featured speaker Diane Conklin about the power of being your authentic self, as well as believing in yourself. – – – – – Do […]
Sometimes, when you receive an award or recognition for something you’ve done, you are expected to say a few words of gratitude for the recognition. The challenge of the acceptance speech is in balancing your speech with the right amount of gratitude, modesty, and humility without erring on the side of condescension, self-deprecation, and arrogance. In addition, you are supposed to do all this in a short amount of time so the event can move on to the next item on the agenda!