We did a little research into the books that have been written and published in the past year aimed at helping one navigate public speaking.
Do you have speech problems or the fear of speaking in public? If so, you’re not alone.
An expert speaker is much more than a simple speechmaker.
Want to start the new year off with fresh inspiration for your team?
Here’s how speakers can help improve your company performance:
96% of the event organizers who are using management software when hosting and planning events find value in the way it helps them manage.
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The fear of public speaking even supersedes the fear of death-- isn’t that shocking
Fear of public speaking affects many of us, from emerging to experienced speakers.
What if we’re actively engaged with speaking and it just doesn’t seem like it’s getting any easier?
Sometimes the speaker you’ve brought in really doesn’t meet you, or your audience’s expectations. This happened to us recently, and we want to share with you what we learned.
LifeHack has rounded up some tips from the world’s best public speakers. These top ideas will not only help you get comfortable on stage, but focus on the elements that will make your talks more engaging and persuasive.
As an event organizer, it is a delicate balancing act between respecting the speaker, the audience, and the needs of the conference. Making sure that each of sessions and presentations run on time assures fairness to all the speakers and keeps things moving for the audience. Here are some tips on how to keep your speakers on time.