As a public speaking coach, I get asked about A LOT of different topics. How do I make my topic more engaging? How do I speak to camera and not feel totally self-conscious? But, the number one topic that I get asked about - and the number one experience that my clients struggle with is…

Don't let anyone fool you into thinking some people just have that it factor. Most of the time, that unidentified quality in a great speaker, a phenomenal singer, or a captivating actor, is really just a reflection of one thing.

There are some cool things about being a sponge. You pick up on dynamics in the room – on the things that are happening beneath the surface, unsaid. If you’re not aware of what is happening, you can drown in other people’s emotions and energy.

My client, Andrew, landed EXACTLY the opportunity he wanted…but his nerves were stealing his success.

What if slides in the office could feel more like….slides on the playground? What if you could create a slide deck that generates anticipation, momentum, and delight? Here are 5 tips to help you!

Public speaking isn't just appearing on stage in front of hundreds of people. In my years as a public speaking coach, I've helped my clients prepare for every type of scenario you can think of -and some that you may not event consider. To prevent you from being caught of guard in one of these situations, here are five public speaking scenarios that might surprise you.

When it comes to public speaking, starting with WHY is a smart plan. Especially when you have been asked to speak on a topic that you don't really care about.