Warren Buffett, one of the most successful investors in history, has spoken about his early fear of public speaking and how he overcame it. He attributes his decision to improve his public speaking skills to a pivotal moment in his life.
Why hand gestures are so important
Hand gestures are crucial in public speaking as they serve as a dynamic and non-verbal communication tool that enhances the effectiveness of one’s message. These gestures not only add emphasis to key points and make complex ideas more understandable but also engage the audience on multiple sensory levels, helping to maintain their attention and comprehension.
Why Elon Musk gives great presentations (even though he’s terrible at public speaking)
Elon Musk is known for his unique and sometimes polarizing style of public speaking. Whether he is considered “good” at public speaking can vary depending on individual perspectives and criteria.
What is a rhetorical device and why is it important?
Rhetorical devices are crucial elements in effective communication because they serve to engage, persuade, and evoke emotions in the audience. These devices are not just decorative flourishes; they have a profound impact on how a message is received and understood. Here’s why rhetorical devices are so important and how they affect the audience.
Why are we afraid of public speaking
Why some people get so nervous when public speaking?
Filler Words: The problem with um’s and ah’s
When we use filler words it makes us look uncertain in the minds of the audience. So, how do we find out if we have a problem and how do we fix it?
Hand Gestures: the hidden art
"What do I do with my hands?" It's usually one of the first questions at our workshops. And it's a common question...
How to use my hands when public speaking?
What do I do with my hands when I present? One of the curious aspects of public speaking is that speakers suddenly...