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Six Minutes - A Public Speaking and Presentations Blog
http://sixminutes.dlugan.com/
Public speaking and presentations blog. Tips, analysis, insights, and strategies for becoming a more effective communicator.
- Author: Andrew Dlugan
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- Tags: presentation skills public speaking speech speaking presentations powerpoint
Recent Posts
Public Speaking Tips: Weekend Review [2009-11-21]
On Saturdays, we survey the best public speaking articles from throughout the public speaking blogosphere. This review features topics including: fear of public speaking; keeping your audience’s attention; storytelling tips; facilitating small...
8 Faulty Speaker Assumptions and How to Fix Them
Many speakers are guilty of making faulty assumptions about their presentations, and their ability to deliver them well. Sometimes even seasoned speaking professionals like me fall victim to this behavior. How about you? In this article, you will lea...
Are Your Speech Gestures Too Small, Too Big, or Just Right?
By now, you know that you should be complementing your speech with gestures. But do you know how big these gestures should be? In this article, you’ll learn to match the size of your gestures to your audience and venue. What is meant by gesture...
Ultimate Twitter List of Public Speaking Bloggers
Looking for public speaking experts on Twitter? Two years ago, Six Minutes compiled an extensive list of public speaking bloggers. Now, we’ve enhanced the list to include Twitter accounts for those bloggers. As of this writing: Twitter List &...
Public Speaking Tips: Weekend Review [2009-11-07]
On Saturdays, we survey the best public speaking articles from throughout the public speaking blogosphere. This super-sized review features topics including: new public speaking books; writing a eulogy; eye contact vs. eye communication; speaking wi...
How to Deliver Group Presentations: The Unified Team Approach
Think of a group of people whose careers or circumstances require them to work well with one another: athletic teams, orchestras, or emergency room workers. If individual members “do their own thing,” the entire group suffers. When you’re a...
