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How the Marketing Mind Works Part III
by Wolf Benedict
In the last blog post, we talked about people being in learning/acquiring mode. Here are all the four points. We've discussed the first two already:1) People tend to believe what they read on the in

Public Speaking and The Internet
by G Wayne Cooper
Sounds, gestures, pictures and words have been for a good while now the means of passing along feelings and ideas from one person, people or a generation to another. Today, the internet is a miracle of speed and convenience is at the service of publi

3 Element of An Effective Public Speaker
by Faizarul Izuan Madznan
Most professional speakers do feel nerves every once in a while, but what makes them effective is not letting it show. By mastering this 3 elements and you will be half way to making yourself a professional.

Speak With Confidence - How To Use Your Body Language
by Edward Hope
How a person uses their physiology can either increase their confidence or increase their anxiety in public speaking and to groups. When their body language is confident they speak with confidence and they are more effective. The gestures, postures,

How to Choose a Presentation Training Course
by Graham Young
There are hundreds of different presentation training courses available, all of which promise to banish your nervousness and make you an accomplished public speaker. How do you choose the right course for you?

Memoirs: Not All About You
by Jennifer Carsen
This article explains what memoirs are and three tips for memoir writers.

Taking Back the Playground: Coming to Terms with the Bully in You
by Susanne Gaddis
To help identify the bully in you, here is a list of common bullying behaviors. We invite you to take an honest look at yourself. If you find that you have any of these red-flag behaviors, don't panic! You can make a change -- it's not too late!

Why Corporate Presentations fail
by Graham Young
With all the planning, antagonising and effort thta goes in to creating a Corportae Presentation, why do so many of them fail to capture the audience's imagination.

Open Mic Night Etiquette: Dos and Don'ts for Literary Artists
by Alice Osborn
Are you interested in attending or even participating in a literary open mic? Then this article is for you so you know more of what to expect at a literary open mic.

Digital Photography Guide To Professionals Trickery
by Dan Feildman
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Effective Networking Tips
by Alice Osborn
Networking can happen either in a controlled setting such as a Chamber meeting or out on the softball field. In this article, experienced speaker and writer Alice Osborn will discuss the importance of networking goals, offering to help, asking the ri

How to Make an Effective 10-Minute Presentation
by Alice Osborn
Ten minute presentations can help build your platform, and they can establish your credibility and visibility in your profession, as long as you don't sell directly to your audience. Of course we're all in business to make money, but instead of throw

How to Present a Perfect Seminar
by Alice Osborn
You can showcase your expertise by conducting powerful seminars. This article discusses planning, finding a location, publicity, registration, participant confirmations, evaluations and follow-ups.A workshop can be a valuable experience that can grow

Pure Public Opinion
by G Wayne Cooper
Like most widely used terms, pure public opinion means different things to different people and in different situations. Any kind of opinion whether individual or in groups private or public has to do with matters about which people are doubtful and

The Performance Edge
by Katherine Scott
Who has not experienced sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, or shallow breathing before a presentation? However it's possible to use the subjective power of the subconscious mind to create a successful experience.

FHTM reps -- How to Present Yourself -- Use an Elevator Speech
by Karen Stearns
It is essential for FHTM reps. to be prepared with a well thought out elevator speech, for which they are really comfortable, to be successful with their business.

6 Ways to Beat Brain Fog Caused by Adrenal fatigue
by James Richardsen
If you are mentally in a constant fog, constantly feel tired, or have a tough time focusing, you could be suffering from what is generally referred to as adrenal fatigue. Here's what to do about it.

Establish Your Brand as a Screenwriter
by Phyllis Zimbler Miller
You must learn how to write a dynamite screenplay. But there are many fantastic screenwriters out there. So to really distinguish yourself you must establish your unique "brand."

Funny Best Man Speeches - Wedding Speeches that Elicit Laughs Without Being Offensive
by Dean James
Essential advice for funny best man speeches and jokes that elicit laughs without causing undue offence

The Four Areas of Architectural Interior Design
by Margaret Winfrey
Image need not always be sacrificed for comfort, since there are plenty of excellent designs which manage to combine both. Heat can also be considered as part of the design, with effective use of space maximizing the comfort of employees whilst keepi