Storytelling, narrative and laughter are some of the best ways for people to come together. In challenging times such as the present, these tools have never been more crucial.⁠

A speech is more than just the words that you utter. It is also about the spaces and pauses between those words. Silence is not a void.

If brevity is the soul of wit, then certainly the Gettysburg Address is the most memorable of all speeches.⁠ When writing your next speech, be bold, be direct and get to the point.⁠

World War I ended 101 years ago today. This war featured a very powerful public speaking element in the United States, in the form of the “Four Minute Men”. Here’s a brief history.