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PIVOTAL PUBLIC SPEAKING FEBRUARY 25, 2012 “The Top 10 Secrets of Today’s Most Successful Speakers” Maya Angelou, JFK, and President Obama didn’t become gifted orators overnight. It takes old-fashioned practice and perseverance to master the art of public speaking. As a business owner, you’d be surprised how much your world will expand when you begin to connect with a live audience. Who is your audience? cards to prompt you during your speech. MORE >>	CONTENT MARKETING TODAY FEBRUARY 25, 2012 Pinterest: Will Guys Be Left Behind with the Burgeoning Social Media Tool? What is it that women seem to love and understand and guys don’t? about Pinterest, of course). Pinterest For Business: A Battle of the Sexes. MORE >>	JANE GENOVA: SPEECHWRITER - GHOSTWRITER FEBRUARY 25, 2012 "The Artist" - Pride overcome by a dog and a dame "The Artist" resonates in these turbulent times. Like He refuses to talk. His pride stands in the way. MORE >>	JANE GENOVA: SPEECHWRITER - GHOSTWRITER FEBRUARY 25, 2012 Over-scripting = Perception of Not-for-real Way before extreme media scrutiny and now streaming over the Internet, the smart movers in communications only used talking points. Sure it was a risk but the greater risk, as we see with Mitt Romney , is to be perceived as over-scripted. That is, not-for-real. MORE >>
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JANE GENOVA: SPEECHWRITER - GHOSTWRITER | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2012
Baby Boomers: Still needing permission to "make it up"

There was a time - call it the Baby Boomer's version of "Camelot" - when professional success meant following the rules. Sure some of us put in our time doing the counterculture. Then the Recession of 1974 put the kibosh on that. You bet, we made it our business to understand the rules. MORE >>

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