Author: Speaktips

Being invited to serve as an emcee at a public speaking event is both an honour and an opportunity. While you may not be giving the main speech, you still … Read More

As the new year approaches, it brings a natural moment for reflection — a time to look back, learn and reset for what’s ahead. For public speakers, it’s also a … Read More

Humour can transform a speech from ordinary to unforgettable. It lightens the atmosphere, relaxes the audience and creates a connection through shared laughter. But like seasoning in a recipe, it … Read More

In public speaking, timing can make or break your delivery. Even the most powerful message can lose its impact if it’s rushed or drags on too long. Great speakers know … Read More

Artificial intelligence continues to transform industries across the globe — from finance to education, from entertainment to customer service. But when it comes to the art of public speaking, one … Read More

Now that COVID-19 restrictions are easing and global wanderlust is resurging, speakers have a unique opportunity to blend exploration with public speaking. By weaving speaking engagements into your travel plans, … Read More

Hybrid meetings blend in-person audiences with those joining remotely via platforms such as Zoom. According to an article in the Harvard Business Review, a hybrid meeting is “a mix of … Read More

Imagine stepping up to deliver a critical presentation, only to find your audience chatting or checking their phones. You may be tempted to call them out directly – perhaps by … Read More

Even the most meticulously planned presentations can fall flat. You drafted every word with care, secured enthusiastic endorsements and attracted a full house. Yet, midway through your talk, something went … Read More