Incorporate Humor in Your Next Speech

You don’t have to be a humorist to use humor in your speech. Humor will relax your audience and help them remember your material. Use humor that comes from personal experience. Start with something short and practice your humor on small groups of people. Don’t preview by saying “This is a funny story.”

Media Training 101: Mastering the Television Interview

Are you winning the media game? Is your message getting across through the media? Discover how to be better at dealing with the media, especially doing TV interviews. A good reason to do media training to master TV interviews is because it can save time, money and stress by updating your skills before the media calls.

How To Run Your Greatest Conference Ever

This article will give you some insight into running a successful conference or meeting.

Don't Give Presentations Or Speeches - Give Leadership Talks Instead

The CEO of a worldwide business asked me to help him develop a talk he planned to give to several hundred of his top executives. He said, 'I feel as if I’m Daniel going into the lion's den.' Indeed,...

Show the World Your Wares Easily and Inexpensively

Impress clients and prospects whether they’re located across the street or across the globe!

The Seven Deadly Sins of Presentations

Every day, so many tens of thousands of innocent clients and employees are bored to tears by presentations that it ought to be considered a crime against humanity. Are your presentations guilty of the following sins?

Special Delivery! Tips for Improving Your Humor

Public speaking is #1 on the list of fears. When you learn to use humor in the delivery of your message, it becomes more fun for you and your audience.

35 Surefire Ways to Kill a Meeting

1. Play “find the meeting” by changing the location and time of your meeting at the last minute. 2. Don’t bother to book your meeting room in advance. Lead the group from room to room trying to fi...

Media Training 101: Where To Look During A Television Interview

Media training is essential for anyone who needs to get their message across via the media. Reporters spend three or four years being trained how to ask questions. Yet most people get no media training at all and some a one or two day training course. The most common question people ask during media training, especially during Television interviews, is where to look. This article answers that question.

Story Telling As a Business Tool

Stories have been the purveyor of knowledge from time immemorial. Much before the advent of writing and publishing story telling was used as a means of communicating essential knowledge and preserve it for the future generations.

10 Tips For Bringing Your Event To Life

Your job as an event planner doesn’t stop with the meeting in the company boardroom. You may be call upon to organize an employee appreciation event, an awards dinner, a product launch, the celebrat...

Cross Cultural Presentations

Giving presentations to business personnel from different cultures can be a challenge. This article offers some pointers to help business people mould their presentations to a culturally different audience to ensure they maximise their potential.

How to Chair a Meeting

Meetings are viewed as a waste of time. Running effective meetings is a skill. Learn it and you'll accomplish more in less time.

Choosing the Right Work Shirts for Your Small Business

Company attire says a lot about your business philosophy to your customer. Company shirts project professionalism and advertising. Too loud of a shirt turns people off and certain colors tend to washout your message.

Choosing a Company Shirt vendor

Where can you choose a company shirt vendor? There are many catalogs out their with more than competent companies selling logo’ed attire for small, medium and large businesses. Online there are many great companies too which have low costs for shirts and then put on your logo and send them to you.