Public speaking for executives and organizations

Would you believe that Eddie Van Halen had agonizing stage fright?

That Adele still does?

Or that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. got a “C” in public speaking…twice?

Very few people are naturally comfortable on stage. Or born gifted orators.

You must put in the time to learn how to connect with an audience.

You have to develop powerful scripts and memorable stories.

Craft a speech infused with emotional peaks and valleys, while still conveying facts.

Create unexpected moments to keep your audience on their toes.

Command a room with movement and gestures, to leave a lasting impression.

And practice.

Practice, practice, practice.

In ways both fun and challenging that you might not expect.

Public speaking should be exciting.

Not anxiety-provoking.