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Top Tip: Mouth Gym – Articulation
The Sixth Sick Sheik’s Sixth Sheep’s Sick… Tongue-twisters are a great, fun way to practice articulation and deal with problem sounds. If you stumble over your Ps, why not practice the old Peter Piper routine. I found when I started … Continued
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Letter to the Prime Minister: Dear Mr Cameron – You Need to Relax your Hands!
I’ve actually blogged about this before, but I’d like to point out a particular habit or quirk of body language that our Prime Minister has, that I think is getting in the way of his communication. Ooh … Continued
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How to Present? The Clue’s in the Title: Remember to be truly “Present”.
Here is an adage about Presence – one of my very own as it happens: “We spend so many waking hours at work, we may as well bother to remember to ‘turn up’ behind our own eye sockets!” (All my … Continued
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Executive Presence – the 3rd Presidential Debate (Foreign Policy)
As the debates have progressed, there has been a marked improvement in the President’s performance. This foreign policy debate was his strongest and this was for a very good reason. The President has been briefed every day for nearly 4 … Continued
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Still thinking of the Olympics; still marvelling at Phelps!
In the 2000 summer Olympics, he finished fifth! In 2001, he broke the world record 200 meter butterfly and he was only 15 years old! Michael Phelps is the most decorated Olympian of all time with 22 medals to his … Continued