The Grandma Test: How Doing the Listener’s Work Transforms Your Speaking
Can you explain your product, idea, or argument to your grandma - or anyone who has no background in your field?
How to Sound Human: Finding a 'Real' Voice in Public Speaking
I had a fascinating discussion about this the other day when I had the privilege of being invited on the popular podcast for voiceover artists, 'How Do You Say That?' with voiceover maestros Mark Ryes and Samantha Boffin, produced by britishvoiceover.co.uk.
‘Trust me, I’ve got a Welsh accent…’
In the latest season of The Traitors UK, Charlotte - from London has employed a unique strategy to gain trust: faking a Welsh accent. Why?
Does Public Speaking Have to Be Surprising to Be Interesting?
Unconfident speakers, especially those nervous about public speaking in front of even a small audience, often focus heavily on their content to avoid addressing their delivery. This common public speaking challenge highlights the importance of balancing engaging content with confident presentation skills.
