by Reid Walley | May 1, 2016 | Life Coaching, Public speaking, Public Speaking Tips, Self Confidence |
Correction. Good eye contact makes your audience think you’re a badass! Whether you’re speaking to your board of directors, investors, customers, employees, or competing at a Toastmasters International Speech Contest, good eye contact makes you look... by Reid Walley | Apr 23, 2016 | Music, Public speaking |
Watching world-class opera singer Renée Fleming give a singing Master Class at Juilliard is equally helpful to my Toastmasters public speaking training. Wow, Renée gets into such detail to match the voice with the emotion of the words, as well as the intricate... 
by Reid Walley | Apr 2, 2016 | Public Speaking Tips, Toastmasters Public Speaking |
Why is embracing panic so important? Because… Appearing calm under pressure is a sign of leadership. Not knowing how to respond to panic can prevent you from starting in the first place. Fear of public speaking. Fear of failure. Fear of getting punched in the... by Reid Walley | Mar 26, 2016 | Public speaking, Public Speaking Tips, Toastmasters Public Speaking |
James Jeffley made it all the way to THE BIG STAGE during the Toastmasters World Championship of Public Speaking contests in 2015 and 2014. James made it to the final top-10 winners out of 30,000 competitors, worldwide. TWICE! His District 39 Keynote includes his 3... by Reid Walley | Mar 6, 2016 | Public speaking, Self Confidence |
Watch Glenn Gould’s body language when he’s playing piano: he throws his hands up in the air he sways his head to-and-fro he looks like he’s muttering to himself he looks weird And he’s brilliant! I’m sure some people think he’s... by Reid Walley | Sep 26, 2015 | Business Coaching, Public speaking |
10 Ways to Become a Paid Speaker If you’re looking to be a paid speaker, Jessica Ekstrom‘s 10-point September 2015 article on Entrepreneur.com is an excellent resource! Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter...