Public speaking as listeners like it
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
Storyboarding your presentation
I recently came across Lillipip, a company that creates animated videos about your product, service, or concept. Check them out. They have a simple storyboarding template of four blank squares. In the first, you draw or paste a picture of
The State of the Union: Style has substance in public speaking
He was late arriving and slow getting past the hand-shakers and back-slappers, but President Obama’s State of the Union Address was a new slant on an old trope, at times uplifting (“we do big things”) and at other times evasive