by @dmngtst3 | Oct 22, 2025 | Insights, Public speaking tips
By Catherine Sandland I hear this all the time from experts who are asked to speak: ‘I know so much. How do I not do a deep dive? How do I resist the urge to tell them everything?’ There’s a fear underneath that question. A fear that if you...
by @dmngtst3 | Oct 22, 2025 | Insights, Public speaking tips
By Catherine Sandland I sit through a lot of presentations. Honestly, too many. And if I’m being direct with you, most of them sound remarkably similar. It’s not that the speakers aren’t capable or that the content lacks value. It’s just that...
by @dmngtst3 | Mar 12, 2025 | Insights, This week's Speaking Insights
In my weekly Speakers Insights, I featured this brilliant talk I had to share with my blog. If you missed it, here’s why it’s worth your time! Watch psychologist Guy Winch tackle heartbreak with both scientific insight and compassionate understanding....
by @dmngtst3 | Mar 6, 2025 | Insights, This week's Speaking Insights
This week on my mailing list, I featured this gem of a talk I had to share on my blog, too. If you missed it, you’re in for a treat! Check out Stacey Flowers’ talk on happiness through relationships. Beyond the content, please pay attention to her delivery...
by @dmngtst3 | Feb 26, 2025 | Insights, This week's Speaking Insights
This is the video I posted in my weekly Speaking Insights this week. I love the content here- it is applicable to all speakers, of course, but his delivery is interesting. he is walking the talk! He celebrates achievements without coming across as boastful. What...
by Gill Bishop | Aug 15, 2024 | Insights, Public speaking tips
How to deliver a presentation that sounds natural and has a flow Banish the clunky and bring in the smooth Flow is everything. A good presentation will have a sound structure and sequence. An excellent presentation will have flow. When we are listening to a...
