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8 Smart Steps to Set Yourself Up for Speaking Success

8 Smart Steps to Set Yourself Up for Speaking Success

by | Sep 1, 2025 | Career Success, Communication and Marketing, Executive Leadership, Professional Career Development, Professional Speaking, Public Speaking Skills, Speech Coach, Speech coaching

Even the most seasoned presenters know: preparation off stage sets you up for success on stage. Here are eight practical and frequently overlooked steps that will help you feel confident, in control, and ready to make your message memorable. Check in early. Arrive...

The Power of Structure: Theater Meets Speaking

by | Aug 24, 2025 | Blog, Business Sales Presentations, Career Success, Communication and Marketing, Executive Leadership, Public Speaking Skills, Speech Coach, Speech coaching

Recently, I had the joy of seeing the magnificent show A Beautiful Noise at The Smith Center in Las Vegas. This is, of course, the life story of Neil Diamond. Having seen him perform live before, I knew to expect magic, and I wasn’t disappointed. Part of the show’s...

Do You Want to Build Emotional Connection with Your Audience? This is How

by | Aug 17, 2025 | Communication and Marketing, Effective Business Communication Skills, Patricia Fripp Articles, Professional Career Development, Professional Speaking, Public Speaking Skills, Speech Coach, Speech coaching

Eye Contact: The Silent Superpower in Presentations Suppose you want to connect with your audience on an emotional level. In that case, whether it’s one decision-maker, a boardroom full of executives, or a conference ballroom of hundreds, your eyes are one of your...

The Actor’s Secret That Makes Great Speakers Unforgettable

by | Jul 27, 2025 | Blog, Career Success, Executive Leadership, Professional Career Development, Public Speaking Skills, Speech Coach, Speech coaching

The Secret to Impactful Speaking and Performing “What an actor has to do is be personal in public,” said the legendary acting teacher, Lee Strasberg. That phrase resonates deeply with anyone who has stood on a stage or in front of a camera—or who leads a team, pitches...