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Expressions about eyes and seeing are everywhere you look in English. Have you thought about how seeing applies to your public speaking craft?
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.
Expressions about eyes and seeing are everywhere you look in English. Have you thought about how seeing applies to your public speaking craft?
If you’re an SME, you’re probably going to develop expertise in 2024. But top pros also return to the space where new learners get started.
A speaker-first approach only cares about what the speaker needs. An audience-based approach gives you maximum flexibility in the moment.
I just built the LEGO Ideas Typewriter. This is a large set, so I had some time to think. What can entrepreneurs and leaders learn from LEGO?
I’m thinking about access this holiday season. If you use a deck, you should too. How might accessibility issues be limiting your visuals?
This is a tough time of year for your voice. So many opportunities to be heard, so much throat scratchiness inviting silence instead. Luckily, you don’t have to choose between sounding like you’re churning gravel in your throat or dialing your volume down to zero until spring. Once you know why your voice gets raspy, you can take steps to preserve your usual dulcet tones.