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Own your room. Your ethos as a speaker depends on how you run your space. Claim your authority, speak with confidence, don’t cede the spotlight.
Rourke Training – Adaptability and Engagement Skills.
One of the great things about being your own boss, is the ability to feature the talents and skills of those around you. Kellie Donovan-Condron was both my co-host and producer during the five seasons of our Ongoing Mastery: Presenting and Speaking Podcast (on our YouTube channel). She is now the amazing author of our blogs below.
Own your room. Your ethos as a speaker depends on how you run your space. Claim your authority, speak with confidence, don’t cede the spotlight.
Did you hear the news that Merriam-Webster was talking about? Ending a sentence with a preposition is ok, despite the rules we grew up with.
A picture is worth a thousand words, so loading your presentation with lots of slides is a great idea … said no one ever. Visuals
“Okay, everyone. As we get started, let’s get to know each other! Turn to the person sitting beside you and find 3 things you have
“Can I ask you a question?” Kirsten’s refined her long experience into 5 types of questions that all speakers get. She has advice on answering, too.
Planner or pantser? The phrase describes how authors deal with the uncertainty of writing. It’s also useful for public speaking and performance.