In this TED video, Johanna Blakley, delivers a Presentation on women using Social Media. What caught my attention was the inordinate amount of time the video spends focused on her slides instead of on her. From my experience watching TED videos, that’s unusual. If you watch the above video for just a few minutes, I [...]
Joseph Nye, the former Assistant Secretary of Defense and former Dean of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, offers sharp insights into the way nations take and cede power. But that’s not why He’s being featured here on our blog. You may find the topic of his Presentation to be captivating, but I hope you find [...]
“Can I Avoid Looking Foolish When I Speak?” Can I Avoid Looking Foolish When I Speak? This Article, posted at Scribd.com, is focused on people making Presentations or Speeches at various events. But the information can be broadly applied to any speaker or person that wants to become a Speaker. The suggestions are uncomplicated, linear, [...]
A Mediocre Speaker? Our “Guest Host“ introduces us to 5 terrific steps You can take to ensure You Rise to the Pinnacle of Mediocrity. Watch this video and see how ‘Close‘ you are to meeting this goal. Ahhh… So possibly, You just might want to reconsider your technique if You’re too close to the Top [...]
Michael Specter is a staff writer for the New Yorker. His new book, Denialism, asks why we have increasingly begun to fear scientific advances instead of embracing them. -No doubt, he is an accomplished writer and an interesting Speaker, but, That’s not why I’ve chosen to feature him here. The reason he’s here is because [...]
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