It was taught 300 years before the birth of Christ. And it is still being taught today.

How a bad habit and psychologist help launch this podcast

The 4 best ways to close a speech. And discover the secret of the master speakers.

After being in the audience for literally thousands of business presentations and speeches, Dan shares the FIVE best ways to open a speech.

Steve Jobs' 14-minute commencement address at Stanford University violated many of the "inviolable" rules of public speaking. Yet, it is the most popular commencement address in history. Listen and learn why!

Russell Brand and MSNBC's John Heilemann argue on the Bill Maher show. Brand scores a decisive victory. Listen and learn how Brand uses body language, literary, and rhetorical devices to claim victory.

PowerPoint and other presentation software are now ubiquitous in the workplace. But is it wise for speakers to use them? In this episode, Dan answers the question.

In addition to their words, every great speaker communicates with their body. Listen to learn five things all master speakers do.

Experts claim "inspiring others to high performance" is the single most important core competency a leader possesses. Dan reveals the six "must haves" for being an inspirational leader. Additionally, he reveals seven supplemental competencies that complement the "must-haves."

Dan follows up on a previous podcast about the ubiquity of hypnosis. In this podcast, using 9/11 as an example, he explains how governments and aligned institutions hoodwink their populations using mass hypnosis.