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What should I do if there’s a disaster on stage?
What to do if there’s a “so-called” disaster onstage… I’ve had them all. I’ve had fire engines going right by and staying right in front of the building. I’ve had a woman go into labor – swear to God.
How do I know when I’m being boring?
Most people are concerned about being boring on stage. And the fact is, most of the time – if you’re talking about something that you care about with passion – you’re not going to be boring.
How do I get my points across if I only have 5 minutes to speak?
Most people feel like they have to make too many points and I often tell people that audiences, if you’re really good, they’re going to have a feeling about you..
How do I get over stage fright? (part 1)
The biggest question I hear is: how do I get over stage fright? Well, I’ve got two parts to that answer. Let me give you the first one: the most important part is being prepared.
How do I get over stage fright? (part 2)
We were talking about stage fright and why it’s such a negative emotion for many speakers. One of the most important things you can remember is that the audience wants to hear what you have to say.
How can I be better prepared to speak off-the-cuff?
Most people are terrified at the idea of having to speak off-the-cuff - extemporaneously – to answer a question from the boss, maybe.
What should I do if there’s a disaster on stage?
What to do if there’s a “so-called” disaster onstage… I’ve had them all. I’ve had fire engines going right by and staying right in front of the building. I’ve had a woman go into labor – swear to God.
How do I know when I’m being boring?
Most people are concerned about being boring on stage. And the fact is, most of the time – if you’re talking about something that you care about with passion – you’re not going to be boring.
How do I get my points across if I only have 5 minutes to speak?
Most people feel like they have to make too many points and I often tell people that audiences, if you’re really good, they’re going to have a feeling about you..
How do I get over stage fright? (part 1)
The biggest question I hear is: how do I get over stage fright? Well, I’ve got two parts to that answer. Let me give you the first one: the most important part is being prepared.
How do I get over stage fright? (part 2)
We were talking about stage fright and why it’s such a negative emotion for many speakers. One of the most important things you can remember is that the audience wants to hear what you have to say.
How can I be better prepared to speak off-the-cuff?
Most people are terrified at the idea of having to speak off-the-cuff - extemporaneously – to answer a question from the boss, maybe.
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