Author: Speaktips

At some talks, you may have noticed a speaker’s book displayed prominently at the reception table. As participants, we often pick it up and flip through a few pages. Almost … Read More

These days, many speakers take their presentations online. Virtual platforms offer wider reach and convenience. In addition, they must also create excitement and buzz among audiences. So, just like in-person … Read More

Clarity is the foundation of effective communication. Without it, even simple instructions can become confusing. Take this example: a memo stated that a worker must take two days of leave … Read More

The world has faced many challenges, but few have been as disruptive as the global pandemic. Around the world, countries introduced different measures to contain the situation. Some called it … Read More

The world changed dramatically during the pandemic. Lockdowns, travel restrictions and social distancing became part of everyday life. Masks appeared everywhere, and public gatherings came to a halt. For many, … Read More

Public speaking demands more than courage — it requires commitment. Improvement doesn’t happen overnight; it’s built through deliberate effort and consistent practice. Every time you step up to speak, you … Read More

At a recent wedding lunch, the author spoke with a newly-married couple who shared something interesting — before tying the knot, they had to attend a complimentary marriage preparatory course. … Read More

Public speaking doesn’t always begin when you step on stage — it starts much earlier. Imagine arriving early for your presentation. The room is still filling, people are chatting quietly, … Read More

Simple things make a lasting difference. When giving a presentation in English, it’s not just about what you say — it’s also about how you say it. Your audience will … Read More

You’re in the middle of a presentation when a hand shoots up at the back of the room. You pause, politely acknowledging the question. But as the person speaks, the … Read More