Have you ever wondered how professional speakers make it look so easy? Or why some conference speakers engage, educate and entertain audiences for a fee and others present for free? In my conversation with Anthony Stears, best known as ‘The Telephone Assassin’, he shares ideas on how to take your speaking to a more professional level and what it takes to get paid to speak.

Do you identify as an introvert or an extrovert, or maybe something in between? Often those who are more introverted feel they can't be great at public speaking, but it might surprise you to know that introverts have some definite advantages when it comes to giving a presentation. Find out more in my conversation with Jennifer Kahnweiler, one of the top global leadership speakers on introverts. 

Do you think some people are just born funny? Or can we all learn techniques to add humour to our communication? Check out this post where I interview Jeremy Nicholas, motivational speaker, humourist and self proclaimed 'keynote tickler', to find out how to add humour to keep audiences laughing and listening. 

Suffer from impostor syndrome? Want to know how to capture and keep your audience’s attention when you are presenting? In this conversation with Joanne Lockwood, founder and CEO of SEE Change Happen, she shares her journey to becoming a global speaker, explains how she repositioned herself after gender transition and gives practical advice to help you become a better presenter.

Do you want to find your authentic public speaking style? Have you ever wondered how professional speakers and event hosts make it look so easy? Find out the answers to these questions and much more in my conversation with Warwick Merry CSP, CVP who has been engaging and entertaining audiences for over 20 years.