To reach proficiency in any skill requires three parts: learning, practice, and feedback. Just like you can’t learn to ride a bicycle just by reading
You’ve heard it before: Stories make a good presentation great because they entertain, enlighten, and move people. They are memorable and people want to share them. Great stories
The most important question to ask when you prepare your presentation is Who is my audience? If you don’t clearly understand what is important to your
At the SXSW Interactive tech conference, Tim Ferriss was asked “What books should I read to learn how to get good at public speaking?” In his typical way to
This post is an excerpt from my book “Giving Memorable Product Demos”. Even though your demo is well rehearsed and you are confident your message is well crafted
Jonathan Altfeld is an internationally known trainer of communication skills. He recently released his latest creation, the 4-CD set “Creating the Automatic YES”. In this program, Jonathan
This morning I came across the blog post “From Telegraph to Twitter: The Language of Short Form” by Roy Peter Clark, the author of the book “Writing Tools” and