If you’ve ever been to a Toastmasters meeting, you’re well aware of what that organization calls “verbal pauses.” These are the things that speakers do when they fill in their speech with filler … [continue reading]
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The Overlooked Reason Why One TED Talk Got Tens of Millions of Views
I once went to a book signing at a Barnes & Noble that was so jam-packed with attendees that people were flowing out of the room dedicated to author appearances. But this wasn’t for a book by a … [continue reading]
The Fatal Flaw in Your Keynote Speech
One time, a client of mine was fretting over an upcoming talk she had to give. She headed a program at a children’s hospital, and the talk she had to give was to a group of employees from a company … [continue reading]