The 20-Minute Rule for Great Public Speaking — On Attention Spans and Keeping Focus

You Will Be Misunderstood — On Public Speaking, What Audiences Hear, and Making Your Speech Less Prone to Misunderstanding

Every Great Speaker Is a Fantastic Pauser — On Using Pauses and Silences in Public Speaking

Public Speaking, Rehearsals, and Memorization — Or How I Became a Global Keynote Speaker Without Rehearsing Even Once

On Humor in Keynoting

Humor is a critical part of all public speaking, and at the same time one of the most difficult and easy-to-mess-up aspects of the same.

How To Not Die On Stage

This is not a text on how to become a great speaker.

The 20/60/20 Rule — Or Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Frowns in the Audience

The Stage Is Always Bigger Than You

— The Keynote Speaker’s Guide to Gestures and Movements in Public Speaking

Coherence Is Overrated (in public speaking)

We’ve all been there. A speaker, possibly even a famous one, steps up on stage. They…

On Background Research, and Why Speakers Should Limit It