Susan Cain begins her TED talk with a suitcase and a nine-year-old girl. The girl is Cain herself, going to summer camp for the first time, and her mother has packed the case full of books, which seemed entirely natural to her because, in her family, reading was the primary group activity. The camp has[…]
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Public Speaking For Introverts: The Courage To Speak Softly
Advice, nervous, Presentation training Nov 26, 2014
Emma Watson – Presentation nerves
Anxiety, nervous, Presentation Skills, Presentation training Oct 07, 2014
Emma Watson, the heroine of the Harry Potter series was appointed as a U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador earlier this year. She recently gave an impassioned speech on feminism and gender inequality at the U.N. headquarters in New York. When I first listened to her speech on YouTube I couldn’t help but be a little[…]
Why Public Speaking Makes You Nervous
Advice, Anxiety, Presentation Skills, Presentation Tips, Presentation training, Public Speaking Sep 14, 2014
At Mindful Presenter, we often hear from professionals about their struggles with public speaking anxiety, which is by far the most common issue they ask us to help with. Every week, we receive similar stories from individuals or HR directors sharing their concerns. Beneath these practical requests, there’s almost always a gentle admission: they feel[…]
Dalton Sherman: A Shining Example of How to Own the Stage
Advice, Presentation training, Public Speaking Jul 29, 2014
Dalton Sherman is a prime example of owning the stage. His impressive presentation skills likely stem from effective training and practice. Watching him connect with and inspire an audience through charm, authenticity, and a compelling message is truly remarkable. In just 9 minutes, this young orator captures the hearts and minds of 20,000 adults.[…]
Four Questions Your Audience Is Asking Before You Speak
Leadership, Presentation Skills, Presentation training, Public Speaking, Storytelling Jul 27, 2014
When you stand up to speak, remember that everyone in the room has their own thoughts running through their minds. Some might be thinking about lunch, while others are in the middle of solving a problem left on their desk. Some might be trying to recall where they’ve seen you before. Most of them may[…]
