“What if the audience stops paying attention?” It’s on you, the speaker, to ensure they’re engaged. See my one of my top suggestions for how to find tools to keep people listening and interested during your online meetings.

The oldest saw in public speaking is “know your audience.” This is important, but not always realistic. What if your audience contains newbies, non-native English speakers, or people who don’t get your pop culture references? We have some tips for you.

Public speaking is not so different from teaching. Your audience, much like a high school biology teacher’s, can be made up of reluctant participants. But good news - using the T3 method will help!

Well after the Oscars have finished, I finally saw “Bohemian Rhapsody.” I loved it, but one scene in particular spoke to me.

One of my many best practices when taking questions from your audience. Hint: Think about what it’s like to be in their seats.