Shlomy Saragossi

How did they miss my point? Why did I lose their attention? And why was I so nervous? If you ever ask yourself these kinds of questions after speaking to an audience or making a presentation, I have some answers for you.

 

For years, while speaking in front of audiences and listening carefully to speakers, I was fascinated by the question of what makes a great speaker. It was clear to me that there was more than one way to engage an audience successfully, but there had to be at least a few key ingredients.

 

After years of research and experience, I finally found these key ingredients. And what interests me most now is sharing these surprisingly simple principles with people like you to help them become the speakers they always wanted to be: confident, compelling, convincing, and clear.