One truth in speaking is that some people are under-rehearsed for their opportunities while others are, or seem, over-rehearsed. What does that even mean? Scenario 1 You need to do a short presentation at a meeting. So, you throw together…
The fourth wall, that is. That mythical division between us (the person, or persons, in front) and them (the listeners). In the performing arts, a lot of time is spent establishing that wall and selectively breaching it. In the world…
Truly exceptional presenting skills do not just happen. You can learn the skills in coaching, through a class, or maybe a video. Maybe you practice a little in your home or office getting the concepts just right. Then, you go…
When we are presenting we are sometimes a bit preoccupied with how we look. Should we be moving? Are we speaking with our hands too much, or too little? Do we look dynamic? All of that is besides the point.…