Set yourself up for success at any public speaking event by consciously doing these 3 things.
Set yourself up for success at any public speaking event by consciously doing these 3 things.
Research published in ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences’ by Jessica Tracy and David Matsumoto, found that the winner’s pose was observed in winning athletes from all cultural backgrounds, as well as blind Paralympic athletes.
We each have our own unique voice, and how we sound depends on many things, our gender, our physiology, and our physical stature.
I think this is a great article that hones down the 4 key storytelling strategies that you need to be a compelling speaker.
Do you ever get a bit tongue-tied? Try this simple warm-up exercise before your next pitch, presentation or online meeting.
I always like hearing other’s opinions on my area of expertise, public speaking, and it’s good to see the Fast Co Executive Board, reinforce a lot of what I believe in.
Here’s how to warm up your diaphragm for public speaking – it’s one of my favourites.
Today, I want to share with you how word stress can add life to your voice when you speak.
What is authenticity in communication? There’s a slightly misguided belief that to be a great speaker one has to emulate the great orators of today – watch the great TED talks, copy the speaking styles, move like them, try to be like them.
Here’s a really simple intonation technique to make you sound more dynamic and engaging when opening meetings, starting a presentation or pitch.