We know the power of having a one-on-one conversation. A meeting or presentation connects us with more people. And now with television and the internet we can literally connect with …
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That old song title raises a communication issue. We connect better with other people when we come across as natural – not staged or pre-planned or acted. So what do …
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A job interview may not be considered public speaking, but for some job seekers sitting in front of an interviewer feels like sitting in front of a crowd of hundreds. …
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You’ve put a lot of effort into your speech. You’ve prepared a charming opening, an informative middle, and a strong closing. You’ve picked the perfect outfit, one that’s professional and …
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It’s been a very busy month at the Clear Communication Company website. Aside from my own recent blog posts, I’ve been sharing my knowledge with other popular websites from around …
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“My topic/business is not that exciting.” I hear that all the time! It usually comes when I have just urged the audience to be energetic, enthusiastic, and yes…EXCITING! As I …
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Communication is always about THEM – the audience. But it’s also about YOU. Always begin with them – the audience. Who are they? What’s their business? What are their needs? …
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Keep your eyes on the audience! A “new idea” from the 12th century. Kamishibai is a form of story telling that originated in Japanese Buddhist temples in the 12th century. …
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When you attend a meeting, don’t just sit there: speak up. Rarely does a meeting revolve only on the person running the meeting or a few chosen contributors. There is …
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A common piece of advice people joke about when discussing public speaking anxiety is to “just imagine the audience in their underwear.” People have been saying it for years, but …
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Don't Let The Messenger They Shoot Be You! A Survival Guide For Public Speaking
