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A brain hack for your next presentation
The brain is a fascinating organ, the most complex in a person’s body. As much as we have learned about the brain in recent decades, there are still so many things that we do not yet understand. I have...
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and little victories
I am currently in the middle of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s autobiography, Total Recall. It is a fascinating read that offers great insights into the focus, drive and work ethic of the man. Schwarzenegger...
View Article10 Lessons from Jim Carrey for Public Speakers
I recently came across the six-minute film, Jim Carrey: I Needed Color. It is a beautifully shot and wonderfully told story about Jim Carrey’s fascination with art, particularly painting. The movie...
View ArticleThe Public Speaking Fear Grid
It’s no secret that many people are afraid of public speaking. As Jerry Seinfeld has said, “According to most studies, people’s number one fear is public speaking. Number two is death. Death is number...
View ArticleThis year, push yourself beyond your boundaries
My wife Julie and I recently returned home after three days in Zermatt, Switzerland with our friends, Florian Mueck and Rose Chong, and some of their friends. Great people and great skiing! Besides...
View ArticleGet excited before your next speech
Giving a speech or presentation can be stressful. Even seasoned public speakers get butterflies in their stomachs prior to stepping on stage. Most people deal with the pressure by trying to calm down....
View ArticleA lesson from “American Psycho” on comparisons
An important lesson from American Psycho. Continue reading → The post A lesson from “American Psycho” on comparisons appeared first on Manner of Speaking.
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