If you’re like most, the last thing on your mind right before speaking in front of a large audience is Public Speaking Vocal Exercises. Seriously…. At this point, you’re probably trying to cram all the information you can from … [Read more...]
10 Ways Leaders Earn More Respect
Have you ever noticed how some leaders seem to have a knack for instantly commanding respect? Can this respect “It Factor” actually be taught? Or are you born with some kind of “respect magnet”?... …an ability to attract … [Read more...]
[TED TALKS VIDEO] Why Good Leaders Make You Feel Safe
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I have seen some great TED talks in the past but this presentation by Simon Sinek was incredible. I love the way Simon incorporates everyday examples to really drive his message home. When we think of leadership we usually go … [Read more...]
10 Tips on How to Relax
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about public speaking since I started working for Rule the Room it’s this… When the Rule the Room team speaks to anyone about giving presentations, and specifically about fears and … [Read more...]
Compel Your Audience to Interact During Your Presentation
Learning how to compel your audience to interact during your presentation can be a bit tricky for some. An audience is interacting with you when they are DOING THINGS YOU ASK THEM TO DO. This means that they could respond … [Read more...]
Voice Projection: It’s Not About Yelling
It's not what you say, but how you say it. When we talk about voice projection, we aren't talking about simply yelling so your trainees can hear you. Your volume plays just one small part of how you can master your tone of voice … [Read more...]
Common Mistakes That Sabotage a Virtual Training Event
Could it be you are making mistakes in your virtual classroom you don’t even know about? How about in your virtual presentations? Tough to answer this question isn’t it? Most people make mistakes every day in front of their … [Read more...]
Dread facing the classroom? I get it!
Training a group of people can be downright difficult, especially for those individuals that haven’t been trained properly themselves. So much can go wrong…Heaven forbid you have stage fright, I don’t even want to know how … [Read more...]
See how health and being a good trainer go hand in hand
Health plays a major role in our abilities as a trainer in the classroom setting. Many people find that a good exercise regimen helps with unwanted classroom stresses. Bringing that type of negativity back home isn’t healthy … [Read more...]
Why Answering Every Question is a Bad Idea
If you are answering every question you get during your presentations or classes, you may want to rethink that. I used to answer them all too until I discovered what this does to the REST OF THE AUDIENCE OR CLASSROOM. If you've … [Read more...]
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