Use those three simple ways to improve your presentations, and I guarantee the next one will be absolutely, positively – NO SWEAT!

A Large Audience is BETTER! Some consider the “Fear of Public Speaking” somewhat analogous to the “Fear of Heights.”

A Pattern Interrupt is: something not expected and out of the ordinary that abruptly grabs people’s attention.

Here’s a great way to hold your audience’s attention throughout your presentation. Start with a DISCLAIMER.

MY BACKSTORY “Google Me!” Here is my ‘BackStory’ of how I came to use, and suggest using, the phrase: “Google Me! Picture this: You’ve...

Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! Let’s talk about nonverbal communication. Specifically, VOCAL CUES. VOCAL CUES are all...

Changing the game for Coaches and Clients. TRANSCRIPT: Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! ON-DEMAND, Pre-Recorded Videos are changing...

COACHNG! In the Olympics ,each individual and every team has been coached by the best trainers in their field. It is a rare athlete who...

Your Speech Openings serve two purposes: Grab your audiences’ attention. Tell them what you’ll be telling them.

Issue a Disclaimer early in your talk for credibility and to keep the attention of the audience.

Help Your Audience GET IT by asking for Lessons Learned! Before taking questions and closing my presentations, I often asked the audience...

In your Opening tell them when questions will be taken.

To be successful in delivering outstanding pres entations, there are Very Specific Laws that apply. These are not  suggestions! The...

“Speaking Opportunities are Business, Career, and Leadership Opportunities!” Want to be a better speaker? Do These Three Things! 1....

It’s All About the Backstory. You have a story, don’t you? Rarely, when asking this to students, seminar attendees, and clients, do I not...

Virtual Video Meetings: Challenges and Opportunities

Even to those of us used to presenting to in-person audiences, virtual platforms like ZOOM present challenges. If you’re called on to...

Tell Stories to reinforce points in your talk.

The Opening and Closing. The Law of Primacy and Recency says the audience best remembers the first and last things you, the speaker, say...

It gives COMPLETENESS. Throughout history, the number THREE has been used in a variety of important ways. Three blind mice. Three strikes...