Improving Your Speech

Refine your speaking skills through constructive feedback and targeted practice methods. Explore ways to strengthen your delivery, engagement, and overall impact with each presentation.

Asking for Feedback and Using it Constructively

One of the most difficult aspects of public speaking is asking for feedback… and then actually using it. After all not every piece of feedback is given in...

Common Mistakes With Public Speaking

As with any professional endeavour it’s common for even the most seasoned public speakers to make mistakes. What sets apart the best, though, is their abil...

Keeping a Notebook of Ideas and Techniques

Want to know a low-cost but tremendously effective way to rapidly improve your public speaking skills? Buy an inexpensive notebook and use it to capture spee...

Knowing Your Limitations

It would be wonderful if we could truly “do it all” in terms of speech making but it’s essential to know when to realistically say “no, thank you”...

'Reading' Your Audience

Wouldn’t it be great if you could instantly know exactly what your audience was thinking so you could give the best presentation to fit their collective mo...

Removing Unnecessary "Fillers" from Your Speaking

Let's face it… we all insert them in speeches: "I… um… wanted to… um… talk today about… uh… the marketing report for the fourth quarter." "Do y...

Running a Public Speaking Skills Seminar

If you’re a professional presenter, you may want to offer your services by advertising a public speaking skills seminar. This can not only be a terrific wa...

Speaking Exercises

As a novice or seasoned public speaker becoming better isn’t an option… it’s an expectation. Given that fact, it will absolutely behove you to engage i...

Tips to Improve Your Public Speaking

Do you want to become a more skillful public speaker? Then look no further than the following eight public speaking tips, each geared to improve your aptitud...

What to Do After Giving a Bad Speech

Okay. It's over. (The speech, that is.) And it was bad. Maybe it wasn't the most horrible speech in the history of the world, but it definitely won't be winn...