Last week, Daniel Mouqué and I gave our workshop again on how to use audience psychology to give inspiring presentations.
The workshop was hosted by the Imagination Club here in Brussels which runs a wonderful format. Read more…
I have become a more effective writer (and speaker) thanks to journalist Don Fry who puts writers into two categories: plungers and planners.
Plungers start writing before they know what they write.
Planners only write when they know what to write.
What are you? Read more…
In public speaking we always say that your speech needs something sticky, something that people will easily remember, something to hang on to when the speech is over.
But how to be sticky? Read more…
My friend Didier Dehem is a physicist.
He pointed me to the wonderful lectures of Walter Lewin, Physics Professor at MIT.
Look at this excerpt: Read more…
As member and President of the Brussels Toastmasters Club, I am immensely proud that one of our’s has qualified for the World Championship of Public Speaking:
Tomorrow, 18 August, we will watch Daniel compete in his semi-final in Washington DC. He won many contests to get there. He has worked hard to get there. But what impresses me most is how he got there: by keeping his conversational style.
This style is evident in his interview on Bruzz TV: Read more…