We all know speaking too fast during our high stakes moments is not good, for us or our listeners. It makes us sound nervous, disorganized and hard to understand. So what can we do in private to teach ourselves to
Occupying a prominent perch on my shelves and in my heart is a little book called Public Speaking as Listeners Like It, by Richard C. Borden. It was given to me by Marian Rich, a renowned and beloved New York
We carefully packed the sculptures in our suitcases when we returned from Africa, using our dirty clothes to cushion them from damage. Leave it to the airlines to outsmart us and find the weak spots in our preparation. When we