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Public Speaking Summer Camp #1: Arts & Crafts

Public Speaking Summer Camp #1: Arts & Crafts

by speakwellpartners | Uncategorized

Welcome Campers! We’re jumping in with Arts & Crafts activities. While we would love to make flowers out of soda bottles (how clever and earth-friendly!), what we’re doing today is: Visual Display That Rocks Your Audience’s World. And since this is the first week...
Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Blunders #10

Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Blunders #10

by speakwellpartners | Uncategorized

We have come to the end of our series. The final letter is T: The Torpid Teleprompter. We love living in a video world.  We have our favorite Insta influencers who keep us laughing and learning. Charlotte is obsessed with the chefs and gardeners; Barbara gets lost in...
Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #9

Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #9

by speakwellpartners | Uncategorized

We’ve arrived at the letter U: Ubiquitous Ums. Picture this: You’re about to deliver an amazing speech that will leave your audience inspired and excited. But then, 30 seconds into your introduction those sneaky little ums start popping up, turning your...
Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #8

Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #8

by speakwellpartners | Uncategorized

Here’s the next letter in our Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Blunders.   The letter C: Clumsy Cadence. Clumsy Cadence is in our public speaking blunder list because it can cause a disconnect between the speaker and their audience. When the speaker’s delivery is hard...
Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #7

Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Fumbles #7

by speakwellpartners | Uncategorized

The next letter in our Alphabet Soup of Public Speaking Blunders is: E: Egregious Engagement. Many business presenters will try to memorize every word of their 12-minute presentation and yet fail to actively engage their audience. Whaa?! Talk about limiting your...
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