Be the Leader in Your Own Life
Bad things happen to good people. That’s just a harsh reality of life. That’s the bad news. The good news is that your success in life has s... »
Lifestyle
The Myths of Uniqueness and Being the Best
Competency is Just Table Stakes Many people complain about the external forces that keep them from their goals. But it’s becoming clear that... »
6 Tricks to Stay Sane in the Business
I continually remind myself to balance my life physically, mentally and spiritually every day to have the strength to be the woman and spea... »
Do Less, Make More: Work Only One Hour a Day by Mastering Leverage
I’ve been trying an experiment. For the last six months, I’ve been working, on average, only one hour each day on my speaking business. This... »
Do You Notice Everything?
Are You a Highly Perceptive Individual? How to Deal with Exceptional Perception and Extraordinary Perspective Dale Irvin, CPAE, gave his sum... »
The 7 Daily Disciplines of the Successful Speaker
Fellow professional speaker Scott Ginsberg once asked me, “What do you do each day to assure your ongoing success?” I thought it was one of ... »
Brassy vs. Classy: What Professional Speakers Can Learn from a YouTube Misfit
One of the most popular YouTube channels belongs to a brassy, in-your-face, 26-year-old young woman named Jenna Mourey, aka Jenna Marbles. ... »
The 6-Minute Speech and the Monster Under the Bed
Young children occasionally cry out in the night from bad dreams of a monster hiding under the bed. Parents respond by immediately turning o... »
Five Speaking Rules You Can Break
As with almost anything else you read about the speaking business, these ideas may or may not work for you. They work for me. As the old say... »
Brave New Speaking World, Same Old Principles
Mike Frank, CSP, CPAE, as told to Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE The next time you speak at a seminar, be aware that you might change the course ... »
