Public Speaking
Yes, you can! 10 things we can learn from Obama Print E-mail

He is the face of change. His slogan “Yes we can!” inspired millions of people not only in the United States, but in Canada as well. On January 20, 2009, Barack Obama – a virtual unknown barely two years ago – seals his place in history when he is sworn in as President of the United States, the first African-American incumbent of the White House. 

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Stay connected with your audience Print E-mail
By Cathleen Fillmore » When marketing guru Dan Kennedy listened to a broadcast about a hurricane, he stopped in his tracks as the weatherman said, “As the centre of the storm moved inland, it began losing strength. As the hurricane moved away from its power source – the warm waters of the Atlantic – it starting losing steam.”
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Getting paid for speaking Print E-mail
By Cathleen Fillmore  »  As a bureau owner, I’m often asked what it takes to get well paid for speaking. Here’s the answer.
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What 'Idol' can teach us Print E-mail
By Brad Montgomery  »  Okay, I admit it. I watch it.  I confess: I enjoy American Idol, and when the new season starts here, I’ll be glued to Canadian Idol as well. There, I said it. It’s not like I have a Clay Aiken action figure… at least not that I’ll admit. However, if you’ll indulge me for just a bit, I’ll show you how the Idol shows can teach us a thing or two about becoming a truly top-notch public speaker.
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Plan before you speak Print E-mail
By Paul Evans » The difference in a powerful and pitiful presentation is usually a few essential basics. The following five reminders must be part of every speech.
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