The first time I did public speaking was when I was about 10 years old. Well, I would call it public singing instead, because I was meant to lead the school assembly in worship songs. I flopped it. For

Well, well, well, survivors of public speaking, and lovers of on-stage disaster! If you thought your first foray into public speaking was like stepping on a banana peel, just wait until you hear the calamity

I Love to Write and I Don't Know Why, and it doesn't really matter, or does it? There's something fulfilling about pouring those scrambled words in your head out onto the computer screen into something

Today I'm publishing the conclusion to my 2-part interview with social entrepreneur Andy Stoll. Andy was gracious enough to allow me to interview him about becoming an entrepreneur and I've included a

I interviewed Andy Stoll who is a social entrepreneur with an Asian-American background. He works for the Kauffman Foundation delivering programs and events to help others on their pathway to success.

This past week, I was grateful for the opportunity to be asked to be the keynote speaker as a former member of my Toastmaster club. The topic was extremely important - I would have the undivided attention

I'm calling it a productive evening.

If you told me a few years ago, drawing will make you a better public speaker, I'd laugh at you. But nowadays, you'd have my ear. 'What changed your mind?' When I saw the improvements first hand. You may

Recently, one of my steemit followers asked me how I have the energy to do daily blogs. Doesn't it get tiring to think of new things to write about everyday? he asked. In all fairness, that is a viable

In the past, I have talked about a lot of conversation errors that people make. Like cutting someone off, not paying attention & having your eyes wander. And those mistakes must be avoided! But lately,

Tomorrow, @tonytrillions & I will be making a video. 'On what?' On something that connects a bodybuilder & public speaker. 'Uh.... no clue what you are talking about.' It's something that allows

Picture a scrawny, poor body language, awkward kid. He is around 18 years old & is having a lot of self doubts recently. No one wants to be his friend, girls don't like him & he gets bullied. One

Ever seen the movie 8 mile? In the beginning of the movie its Eminem's shot to prove his rap skills to the entire stage! This is his moment to be a star. But what happens? He ends up choking on stage.

Have you ever heard of the term, good writers are good readers? It's very true you know. If you are someone who sucks at writing, then go on & read some more. Or better yet, write for yourself &

Before joining the Toastmasters club, I always felt like Public speaking was this impossible task. I thought people were born with the skill set to speak eloquently in front of people. But one day, I went

Phonal Master & Overcome Fear of Public speaking with VR & AI Screenshots View Image Hunter's comment Like every skill, public speaking can be mastered with the right guidance and practise. Phonal

When I first started doing public speaking with Toastmasters, I did not know any other way of memorizing speeches other than writing it out and memorizing the speeches word for word. This worked for me

One skill of marketing that a lot of us don’t first think of is public speaking. The fact is that if you want to send your business into hyperdrive, then you need to be able to deliver good speeches via

Terry Brock is a Hall of Fame speaker. Yes, that exists. He started in radio and built a career where he now can travel the world and get paid to speak on various topics including technology, marketing,

I have been a Toastmaster for more than 10 years and have done over a hundred speeches during that time - speaking both informally at clubs all the way to competing at speech contests. Additionally, I