Tune Yourself – Don’t Record Yourself

Should you use a camera to record and review yourself to become a better speaker?

Leading A Panel Discussion

Leading a panel discussion can be deceptively challenging. Once you line up a handful of professionals to speak on a shared topic, the pitfalls can be plentiful. In today’s post, Dean shares his insights on how to make your panel stand out as fun and insightful for your audience.

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How Much Practice

There’s no one simple answer to how much practice is appropriate for everyone to prepare for an interview or a presentation. But there are some good, organic guidelines to follow, and in today’s post, Dean shares those guidelines.

Love Your Audience Like You Love Your Dog

Is warmth the same as happiness? In the SagePresence curriculum, we talk about the importance of appreciation. In today’s vlog, Dean shares a story that distinguishes a new, more visible version of that appreciation.  

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The Myth of Visual Learners

Most of us have been trained to believe we have a style of preferred learning. Some people are visual learners, some are auditory learners, and others learn best by doing. In today’s Vlog, Pete shares a simple way you can communicate your message so all learners will understand.

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