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- Creative Leadership
Tips for Zoom Teaching from Hotel Rooms
I needed to do a Zoom teaching for a big audience the other day, but I was on the road…
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Public Speakers, Preachers and Politicians: It’s Time to Stop Reading Your Speeches
With the possible exception of TV news anchors or others who have to relay vast amounts of unfamiliar material, I…
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Launching a Career as a Speaker? The 5 Things You Should Know
Speaking to audiences can be terrifying or exhilarating, depending on the event, your preparation, and your skill as a speaker.…
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The Secret of Making an Impact
It’s no secret that reaching an audience in today’s distracted and disrupted world is a real challenge. Although we have…
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My Top Ten Secrets To Improve Your Public Speaking
If you’re going very far as a leader or creative professional, sooner or later you’ll need to speak to audiences.…
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Speakers: You Can’t Force Being Funny
When it comes to public presentations, one of the most awkward and painful experiences is a speaker who tries to…
Read More » - Christian Media
Want More Online Viewers? Make It Shorter
I’ve been teaching for a long time that too many churches and religious organizations are making a huge mistake by…
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Presenters: When NOT To Use Powerpoint
Today, Microsoft Powerpoint and Apple Keynote presentations have become so popular that every speaker suddenly feels like they need to…
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Why Inexperienced Speakers Should Avoid Using Powerpoint
PowerPoint (and the Mac version “Keynote”) can be powerful presentation tools. Visuals can add so much to teaching, plus, some…
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The End of The Cult of Self-Esteem?
Culture Watch: You absolutely have to read this article from Britain’s “The Telegraph” written by Allison Pearson. I picked it…
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