Did you know?

We turn the fear of public speaking into confident, authentic performance — built through practice, repetition, and muscle memory.

Did You Know?

  1. One of man's greatest fears is public speaking – worse than death!​
  2. ​​The purpose of public speaking is to transfer knowledge to your audience so well, they're motivated to take action
    • About 50% of one's ability to transfer knowledge is from the body ​
    • About 40% of one’s ability to transfer knowledge is from the voice ​
    • About 10% is content - most people focus on this, unfortunately!
  3. Being nervous is natural and it's useful to you – learning how to channel it to your benefit is the key.  Even the most gifted athletes are nervous but are coached to use it to make their game better! 
  4. Authenticity, sincerity & vulnerability make you human which makes you relatable – embrace them!
  5. A 2023 Yale study found that in-person presentations trigger significantly more brain activity than virtual meetings resulting in higher engagement & emotional connect.  Virtual meetings are here to stay & we have to develop new engagement strategies s to deliver more effective presentations.
  6. We live in a wonderous world where AI can build our speeches & presentations, but the delivery depends on YOUR authenticity – your audience knows!  
  7. A 2024 Forbes study found that over 25% of executives wouldn’t even consider hiring a Gen-Z graduate due to lack of soft skills like public speaking. Over 50% of those graduates are under employed for the same reason. It is not that these people are not intelligent but they lack vital communication skills.
  8. Every speaker is different - even the greats! The best speakers have a coach to guide them.
  9. Your audience typically only remembers 1 out of every 4 words – which ones do you want them to remember?  Learning how to control those words can be the difference between a good speech & a great one!
  10. Ever notice that true professionals in sports consistently recover when something goes wrong and still deliver a win?  That’s training.  Something always goes wrong, better to learn how to deal with it rather than make a perfect speech 
  11. Your audience wants you to succeed, always! It’s something you can feed off of and fuel your delivery
  12. Your audience exudes energy and tapping into it can elevate your speech to a great delivery

FAQs

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Why do I need public speaking skills when in today’s world we can communicate digitally?
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Aren’t great speakers just naturally gifted?
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