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Are You a Teacher or a Storyteller?

by Zach Wolfe in Lawyers Public Speaking Dec 17, 2018
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People have different communication styles. But what’s better for courtroom, the teacher or the storyteller?

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Lessons From “I Have a Dream”

by Zach Wolfe in Civil Rights Public Speaking Jan 15, 2018
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Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech can teach us some valuable lessons on persuasion

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Stop Using These Corporate Buzzwords. Except When They’re Effective.

by Zach Wolfe in Performance Public Speaking May 22, 2017
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How do you know when an expression is an apt metaphor or an annoying corporate buzzword? Here are some rules.

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Public Speaking Tips for Lawyers and Other Humans: Part 5 – Improvisation

by Zach Wolfe in Public Speaking Oct 31, 2016
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Focus the number of points in your presentation to leave room for interaction with your audience

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Public Speaking Tips for Lawyers and Other Humans: Part 4 – Less Is More

by Zach Wolfe in Public Speaking Oct 03, 2016
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Too much of a good thing can keep your presentation from being great

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Public Speaking Tips for Lawyers and Other Humans: Part 3 – Fluff and Stuff

by Zach Wolfe in Public Speaking Sep 06, 2016
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Learn three critical tips for making your content engaging when you give a presentation

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Public Speaking Tips for Lawyers and Other Humans: Part 2 – Watch Your Tone!

by Zach Wolfe in Public Speaking Aug 15, 2016
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There is no single “correct” tone for engaging public speaking, but there are tones to avoid.

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Public Speaking Tips for Lawyers and Other Humans: Part 1 – Should You Lead With a Joke?

by Zach Wolfe in Public Speaking Aug 01, 2016
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Do you ever have to speak to another group of human beings? If so, should you lead with a joke?

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