Public speaking is full of advice. Most of it is repeated endlessly, shared with good intentions—and followed with disappointing results. "Just be yourself." "Don’t be nervous." "Confidence will come ...
A cliché is a phrase or opinion that feels overused and lacking in original thought. We call something a cliché when we’ve heard it a million times, so often that any meaning it once had has been ...
If some words are shovel-ready for a conversation, but using them could lead to accusations that you’re not giving 110%, then should you stick a pin in them? Or perhaps you could read the room better ...
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