The World Championships of Public Speaking ended last week! It was a pretty close matchup between all the final 8 contestants, and so long as it is fresh in my mind, I thought I would do a breakdown of the techniques used onstage that day!

If you have time, it's definitely worth it to check it out here

WCOPS 2020 playback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9edim8P4TnY

Any questions, comments or feedback? Send them to my email here to get them answered on air!

lorenzobernado at tutanota.com

This week, I continue to dive deep into "A Letter for Evaluation", this time focusing on practical advice (for realsies), because everyone needs practical advice!

I posted it up on pastebin, it may be a good idea to have it open as you listen to it?

https://pastebin.com/rDHvbPt4

I now have email! (yes, yes, old man...) You can drop me a line here and I'll answer any question you want answered on air: lorenzobernado at tutanota.com

This week, I talk about evaluations, using my written guide, "A Letter for Evaluation" as a basis! Yay!

This week I focused more on the history of the document and introducing the underlying purpose of evaluations: to help your speaker become a better speaker in their next speech!

I posted it up on pastebin, it may be a good idea to have it open as you listen to it?

https://pastebin.com/rDHvbPt4

First episode of LUtS! In this first episode, I'll talk about The Club and the most feared role in it; the General Evaluator.

It feels likes it's tough to stand up and do seven minutes of speaking on the meeting your just attended with no prep... But in reality it's all about the prep lol!