From flowers to business presentations, think in threes.

The most important trait a speaker can have is "watchability." Unfortunately, it is also the most elusive and indefinable. This article will help you understand what watchability is and how you can develop it.

In a perfect world, you would have an unlimited budget to hire top speakers for your next meeting or convention. Since it's not, here are some tips on getting the most for your meeting dollar.

How to use a microphone and develop a microphone technique of your own

Developing effective communication skills is not an easy task, especially if your company does not sponsor the training. However, there is a voluntary organisation called the Association of Speakers Clubs who can help you locally. Just type Association of Speakers Clubs into a search engine and locate your nearest club. You'll find them friendly, helpful and supportive of your desire to improve.

Are you wondering how to communicate with that new man in your life? Or maybe you are just wondering about the next man in your life? New or old, it’s never too late to learn how to communicate in the language of love.

Do you have the perfect speech prepared, but you discover that your session has been shortened? Are you in the middle of a presentation when you realize that you are running out of time? Always be prepared for time adjustments by following these simple pointers.

Argumentation need not be adversarial. Used effectively, it can capture audience attention and enhance a speech. Do you know how to avoid being confrontational? Do you know how to make an argumentation educational? Do you know the five things to consider when framing an argument for public speaking? If you follow this you can soften some of the opposing viewpoints.

Gerald R. Ford said “If I went back to college again, I’d concentrate on two areas: learning to write and learning to speak before an audience. Nothing in life is more important than the ability to communicate effectively.” It’s the number one skill that’s guaranteed to position you head and shoulders above the competition, yet it’s frequently overlooked, according to female speaker, Patricia Fripp. My own take on having the ability to speak well in public is that it’s ...

Public Speaking Tip #1 KNOW YOUR TOPIC! I don’t mean know your topic, I mean inside and out, upside down, what ever question someone could throw at you, you know the answer.