Too Much Emotion in Public Speaking Just As Bad As Too Little
There is a woman who markets herself as one who teaches others how to use video for their websites. She has made […]
Category: Public Speaking
Why Memorization in Public Speaking Is Dangerous
Some coaches advocate memorization; others do not. While I want your opening statements memorized so that you are able to get through […]
Too Much Confidence in Public Speaking Just As Bad As Too Little
While being overconfident in public speaking is not common, there are some who tell me that they are not nervous when standing […]
Captivate Your Audience with Your Voice, Your Facial Expression, and Your Body Language
Have you ever watched someone give a speech or presentation who did not move a muscle and spoke in a monotone voice? […]
4 Steps for Eliminating Um’s, Ah’s, and other Verbal Tics!
One of the most annoying traits among some public speakers, be they professional or novice, is verbal disfluency. According to Wikipedia, verbal […]
When Nervousness Makes Your Voice Quiver
Has this ever happened to you? You stand to give your speech or presentation and the voice coming out of your mouth […]
3 Benefits of Nervousness in Public Speaking
While you may not think that nervousness is beneficial in public speaking or for that matter in any other type of live […]