Are you stuck trying to preform for you audience? Are you always worried about how am I stacking up against other employees when it comes to presentations or interviews? You might be climbing a ladder, instead of a mountain. (Metaphor Courtesy of Dr. Chip Dodd) What do I mean? Join me on this episode of the Speakeasy Academy Podcast. www.thespeakeasyacademy.com

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4 things you should think about after a bad job interview or presentation:

1) Remember it wasn't that bad and if it was, learn to laugh a little about it

2) Think about your preparation

3) Look at your skill set.  Is it in your bag?

4) Move On 

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You ever found yourseelf in a situation where you ask the question..."What did I say? Why did I say that?". We explore some ways to help answer those questions, or how not to brush them aside. Answering that question can help you become the public speaker you want to be. www.thespeakeasyacademy.com

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Sharing personal stories can be powerful but there are 3 questions I ask myself before sharing something personal. 1) Does it serve me? 2) Does it serve my audience? 3) Do I have enough time to tell it?

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