Voice, Presence and Public Speaking
(Day 16, Speaking Palooza 2019)
Your voice impacts your presence. Dr. Elizabeth Carter shares her advice on how public speaking can help you improve both.
Your voice impacts your presence. Dr. Elizabeth Carter shares her advice on how public speaking can help you improve both.
As a speaker, your voice is important. Speak too weakly and no-one will pay attention to what you say. Speak too forcefully, and you’ll push your audience away. Although it is wise to get professional advice about your voice from a trained vocal coach, there are things you can do […]
This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Joel Schwartzberg, a former collegiate national champion public speaker, a competitive public speaking coach for colleges, and Media Bistro’s only public speaking instructor. He’s also the author of an anthology book called The 40-Year-Old Version. Podcast Highlights […]
This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Nancy Daniels, a voice training, voice improvement and public speaking solutions expert. Podcast Highlights Length: 16 minutes, 29 seconds Being a voice coach, Nancy Daniels obviously believes in the power of your voice. But she is also […]
This episode of the Public Speaking Super Powers Podcast features Carma’s interview with Emory Mulling, the chair of Mulling Corporation and someone who is an expert at career transition and executive coaching, and has been for the past 25 years. Podcast Highlights Length: 10 minutes, 1 second Do you have […]
Part 4 of 4 videos from Carma’s WMA presentation On October 22, 2013, I was one of three panelists sharing information about speaking in front of an audience at the Western Museums Association’s 2012 Annual Meeting in Palm Springs, California. In this excerpt from my part of the presentation, I […]
How many times have you listened to someone speak and were distracted by repetitive ums, ahs, and ya knows? Those are all filler words, and everyone uses them at some point. But to give an effective presentation you need to keep them to a minimum … if you allow them […]