Tag: public speaking courses
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Level up your speaking…
Coming soon! Soon you’ll be able to easily level up your public speaking and presentation skills through my series of masterclasses. Each will focus on a specific area of powerful presentations for your career – complete with tips for success and a workbook to help you record what you’ve learned to apply in your own…
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Missing presentation success? Here’s what’s holding you back in your public speaking
Employers consistently seek employees with strong communication and public speaking skills, yet many individuals lack proficiency in these areas. The primary reasons for this shortfall include a lack of audience-centric design in presentations, inadequate preparation, and insufficient feedback. Professionals often struggle with self-doubt and procrastination, leading to ineffective presentations. Investing in skill development, seeking feedback,…
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Why You’re Not Able to Motivate Your Audience With Your Presentation
Are you giving presentations at work, but don’t feel like they actually matter? While preparing for a presentation, do you sit with your PowerPoint slides and start to wonder what it’s all for? Are you mindlessly filling in a briefing template without another thought? If so, I’m going to guess you’re feeling a bit stuck…
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AI Can’t Help You Now: Only You Can Take Your Presentation to the Finish Line
For a couple of years now, everyone has been talking about how much of a game-changer AI is. According to the messages out there, it’s really the only way we’re going to be able to cope with the constant stream of tasks flowing across our to-do list. This morning I read yet another email about…
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The One Persuasive Technique You Need to Land the Client, Make the Deal, and Master Public Speaking
Are you hitting a wall in successful pitching in your business? Are you finding it more of a challenge to influence your audience when speaking? Are you not seeing the same results from your social media marketing or briefings at work? Finding something that used to be straightforward become a challenge doesn’t mean you give…
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4 Limiting Beliefs That Hold You Back as a Speaker
You know what? There’s a whole lot of public speaking misinformation is out there, which is why it’s easy to feel defeated when you’re doing everything “right” and still not getting results. Before I learned how to overcome my self-consciousness speaking in the big, dimly lit room, I was anxious. I read all the articles…
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3 Public Speaking Myths Busted – Am I The Only One Who Gets Nervous?
Today I’m addressing common myths surrounding public speaking that key people from becoming better presenters. First, even strong speakers experience anxiety but effectively channel it into performance. The idea that only naturally gifted speakers can excel is debunked; dedication and practice can improve anyone’s skills. Lastly, the best presentations audience-focused rather than merely sharing the…
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Returning to the Office? 4 Things You Should Do Now
The return to the office (RTO) is imminent for many workers after years of remote work, raising challenges in readapting to work-life dynamics and communication methods. As federal employees and corporate staff grapple with this shift, strong face-to-face communication and non-verbal skills become essential. Individuals are encouraged to approach this transition proactively—by dressing professionally, engaging…
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10 Questions to Ask Any Coach, Before Going All In
When considering a public speaking coach, it’s crucial to adopt an interview mindset as both you and the coach assess each other’s fit. The content outlines ten essential questions to ask potential coaches, focusing on their challenges, approach, background, and client management. Understanding what you’ll receive for your investment and the overall process is vital.…
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Top 10 Mistakes Presenters Make and How to Avoid Them
The author discusses common mistakes made in public speaking and how to avoid them. Key errors include tailoring presentations to audience needs, avoiding reading slides, and maintaining engaging delivery. Speakers often fear silence, use excessive verbal pauses, and mismanage time, leading to rushed or extended presentations. Over-reliance on notes and poor structure can hinder clarity,…
