HIRE ME says, "I'm good at what I do. I'm proud of it. I get paid to do it!" The post Elevator Speech: “HIRE ME Because . . .” appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

"GOOGLE ME!" says, "There's information about me out there I want you to see. It's good stuff, and I'm proud of it!" The post “GOOGLE Me!” Says . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

"Speaking Opportunities are Business, Career, and Leadership Opportunities!" The post CBS / KMOX Interview with Fred Miller appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Better Audience = Better Speaker The post When in the Audience, PLEASE . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Ignoring “Sticky Spots” them is not a plan. The post Practice the STICKY SPOTS . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Slides are a great way, if used correctly, to help people GET IT! The post I’m Reposting SLIDE BASICS Because . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Imposter Syndrome. Wikipedia defines this as a concept describing high-achieving individuals who are marked by an inability to internalize their accomplishments and a persistent fear of being exposed as a “fraud". The post The IMPOSTER Syndrome and . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

As I regularly review my Google Analytics two topics, more than all others, the Opening and Closing of a presentation stand out as being of interest to readers. The post WHY Your Opening and Closing are . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Because of time restraints, a Twitter Type Elevator Speech is often needed when asked the question, "Who are you and what do you do?" The post A TWITTER Type Elevator Speech is . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

DO tell the audience, in your Opening, when and how you will be handling questions. The post Handling Questions: Dos and . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.