What Speakers Need to Know About the Brain – Public Words @PublicWords

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Fall is officially here and it’s time to put away the pails, shovels and sunscreen and get back to work.  For speakers, it’s one of the busy seasons, and so your speech and delivery better be in tip-top shape, ready for those jaded audiences and their famously shrunken attention spans.  I’ve had several questions lately […] Origen: What Speakers Need to Know About the Brain – Public Words

The Grateful Speaker – Public Words vía @publicwords

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Public speaking is a privilege.  Especially if you’re lucky enough to be able to pursue it as a full-time occupation, or a significant part of your business, and get paid for it.  The audience offers you the gift of their time – sometimes tempered with a sneak peek at a mobile phone, sure, but still […] Origen: The Grateful Speaker – Public Words

What Should a Speaker Wear – 2018 Update – Public Words @publicwords

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It’s time for the 2018 update on what a speaker should wear for an important speech.  And they’re all important, right?  I was inspired to re-visit this topic by a recent study that found that the more clothing you’re wearing, the smarter we’re going to think you are.  And conversely, the less clothing you have […] Origen: What Should a Speaker Wear – 2018 Update – Public Words

Event Planners, Get More Out of Your Paid Speakers in 3 Easy Steps – DoubleDutch @DoubleDutch

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This is the first part of a three-part series by Shane Brethowr, founder of Overflow Story Lab, about how to make the most of your event speakers before, during and after the event. External speakers are expensive. In fact, they can be one of the most costly elements of an event, typically ranging from $5,000 […] Origen: Event Planners, Get More Out of Your Paid Speakers in 3 Easy Steps – DoubleDutch