Public speaking is about the audience.

Whether speaking in front of a group, a high stakes meeting, or a difficult conversation, we've all faced situations that cause anxiety. Whenever we feel threatened, the lower, primitive brain gets triggered and can hijack the logical brain. 

If you sound scripted or slick, your audience will begin to distrust you or your message. In these difficult and uncertain times, the ability to build and communicate trust is absolutely critical.

Even the most seasoned public speakers can be at risk if they don't know how to recognize the danger signals.

There's a secret that professional speakers know but we rarely hear about it. The secret trickles out in overheard statements.

High pressure situations don't have to derail your presentation.