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Friday, May 1, 2009
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
With those two words, Congressman Joe Wilson (R-South Carolina) now might have the highest name identification in Congress. Number one without number two is a) disingenuous (obviously) and b) dangerous to you and your credibility with the public.
In this day and age where apologies appear everyday, the last thing an untrusting public wants to hear is another one.
I. “You lie!” 8221;
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
0160; The ritual is especially important during formal televised events like the Joint Session in which the President speaks. 0160; That's why South Carolina Representative Joe Wilson might never recover from his breach of that protocol . Tags: Public Speakin It's a genteel tradition in the Congress: Decorum. 0160; He not only heckled.
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Saturday, April 25, 2009
I've got a full slate of speaking engagements , already in motion, between mid-April and late May--and all over the U.S., from Oregon and New York to South Carolina and Washington, DC. Know your backups: Particularly when I'm traveling and speaking, I make myself known to the hotel concierge, the local photocopying/shipping outlets, and a reliable cab driver--and travel with their phone numbers. Even if you're an experienced speaker, that kind of frequency can challenge--and sometimes undermine--your skill base. That's why I'm taking extra time this month to remind
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
During funeral services for Lady Bird Johnson, we reflected that few today recall her shy start as a public speaker. President Lyndon Baines Johnson, her husband, describes in Means of Ascent (The Years of Lyndon Johnson, Volume 2) just how her shyness got in the way of her public speaking early on: So deep was her shyness that, as a high school senior, she prayed that if she finished first or second in her class, she would get smallpox so that she wouldn't have to be valedictorian or salutatorian and have to make a speech at graduation. Robert Caro, prolific biographer of the late U.S.
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