No matter what your station in life, if you speak, if you write, if you want to plan effectively, if you breathe, then there are three skills you must develop.
Four Commitments of Dynamic Communicators
This is a guest post by Jeff Goins, a recent student at our Dynamic Communicators Workshop. He is also a blogger and active on Twitter and Facebook. Jeff’s experience exemplifies what happens at DCW and why, even if you don’t speak in front of people for a living, DCW can be a life-changing experience that effects every area of your life. …
Six Little Facts to Help you Bite your Tongue and keep you from Biting the Dust
Long ago, in a galaxy far far away, I was about to step to the platform to address an energetic audience. I was talking with a friend about the content of my presentation when the event coordinator interrupted our conversation. He dismissed my friend with a demeaning comment and asked, “Are you going to wear “THAT” outfit to the platform? …
Seven Steps to Powerful Communication
Are you scheduled to speak to a group of professional peers? Are you apprehensive about confronting someone in your family about a conflict? Have you been asked to give a presentation? Are you breathing and desire to communicate with confidence and power. If you answered yes to any of these questions, you can be confident in your ability to speak …
My Favorite Audience
One of the questions asked of me all the time is “What was your favorite audience?” People wonder if it was the 85,000 men I spoke to at a Promise Keepers event, or perhaps the 22,000 teenagers gathered in Washington DC, or maybe it was speaking to introduce the President of the United States. All those people are wrong. I …