Category Archives: Speaking and Presenting

Finding a venue that pleases everyone can be a challenge. How often have you found something that seems to be A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and yet leaves other stakeholders in a bit of Tempest, with all your hard work becoming … Continue reading →

Now, dear reader, as you will know, I’m a huge fan of TED (TED.com) and I imagine you are, too (if you’re not, your clearly an idiot, so stop reading now). So I was interested to read, in the Harvard … Continue reading →

So Max Bygraves has gone to the great music hall in the sky; no more will we hear his catchphrase “I wanna tell you a story”. It was a great strapline, keeping him gainfully employed for 70 years. Daniel Goleman, … Continue reading →

An infographic (an example of which this month replaces my lovely face) is a powerful, pictorial way of demonstrating a wealth of information. Take a look at how different types of coffee can be explained. Now imagine how deathly dull … Continue reading →