The Public Speaker's Quick and Dirty Tips for Improving Your Communication Skills

068 TPS How to Write Better LinkedIn Recommendations

Make the most of your network by learning how to write great LinkedIn recommendations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

195 TPS The Message of You

Observational humor can spice up any speech. Guest host Judy Carter, author of The Message of You, explains how on this week's episode of The Public Speaker. Hosted on Ac

110 TPS How to Get an Internship

It’s not luck! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

055 TPS Media Training 102

Learn how to answer know-it-all, chummy, goodbye, jargonistic and speculative questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

054 TPS Media Training 101

Learn how to handle difficult reporter questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

231 TPS How to Make Better Introductions and Remember Names (Part 1)

Making introductions is hard. Remembering names is even harder. In this two-part series, The Public Speaker shares the 5 secrets for making a proper introduction and tips

353 TPS How to Stand Out in an Interview—Even If You've Been Laid Off

A listener wonders how to manage her frustration after being laid off twice. Are your emotions getting in the way of acheiving your goals? Lisa provides strategies to man

352 TPS How to Change Topics Mid-Conversation

Do you ever find yourself in a conversation you don’t want to be having? Or maybe the subject has just gone on for too long. There are some polite ways to lead the conver

351 TPS How to Express Anger in a Healthy Way

Do you struggle with understanding or managing anger? Do you wonder how to communicate when you’re feeling angry? Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, has some tips

350 TPS Should You Disclose Health Conditions to Your Boss?

Do you wonder how much of a health issue should be disclosed? Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, answers that question and more. Read the full transcript here: htt

349 TPS How to Tactfully Disagree with Someone

We all find ourselves in disagreements occasionally. So what should you do? Keep your mouth shut or say what you think? And if you speak up, what should you say? Lisa B.

348 TPS How to Break the News to Your Teen

Wondering how to share sensitive information with a young adult child? Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, shares a personal story, and a recent study indicating th

347 TPS Positivity and Listening Fueled Success for Sam Adams Founder

Do you wonder how some entrepreneurs become wildly successful? In many cases, attitude is the primary key to success, and communication skills is the second key. Here, Li

346 TPS Want to Add Humor to Your Speeches?

Do you need to learn how to be more entertaining when you give presentations or speeches? Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, gives you the tools to be a more engag

345 TPS How to Say You're Sorry with Apology Languages

I terrible stay at hotel demonstrated to me that even people in finer establishments need lessons in how to apologize. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/28PX1Z

344 TPS Why Leaders Ask and Don't Tell: An Interview with Edgar Schein

Did you know that many major disasters could have been avoided had a junior person felt comfortable speaking up? Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/28Oozxj Host

343 TPS How Being Blunt Can Hurt Your Personal Life

Blunt, undiplomatic communication can be a real problem. In fact, it can’t really be called communication because it actually closes the door to further discussion. Here,

009 TPS Um, Like, How to Sound Ditzy?

Learn to eliminate your distracting ums and ahs and other disfluencies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

342 TPS How to Acknowledge a Large Donation

Thanking someone for a large donation should involve more than just a thank-you note. Lisa B. Marshall, aka The Public Speaker, gives tips on how to best acknowledge a la

341 TPS Want to Speak Up More at Meetings?

Do you feel like you can speak in public everywhere except in front of your colleagues? This is not uncommon, but it is important to overcome, as it could hamper your car