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When one is learning to improve at public speaking, or actually, most things, one essential part of the process is getting constructive feedback, which is also sometimes called constructive criticism.  In the words of one source, constructive feedback is “providing useful comments and suggestions that contribute to a positive outcome, a better process or improved […]

You might have already read our article on the elements of good storytelling. (If not, what are you waiting for? 🙂 Go check it out! You can also find it in the list of articles labeled “Recent Posts” to the right of the screen.) In case you are wondering how all the tips we gave

Storytelling has an unbelievably long, intricate, and beautiful history. It is one of the things that make us human, and has been a tool in inspiring, entertaining, and educating people for generations upon generations. According to one study by the University College of London, which you can read all about here, storytelling is associated with increased

When it comes to public speaking, there are multitudes of images, tutorial videos, thick books, and much, much more – all on the subject of what to try to include in a presentation and especially, what to avoid. It can become frankly exhausting to try and find short and sweet explanations that get right to

Some of the coolest speeches you can find online are TED talks.  In case you aren’t already familiar with them, TED talks ( with the motto “Ideas worth spreading”) are spectacular speeches given by prominent, or important and possibly famous, figures who are worth taking advice from: for example, Bill Gates, Stephen Hawking, and many more