SUCCESS

When you are presenting, any repetitive movement is visually distracting.

A successful speech should always end with a standing ovation – here's how to get yours.

Don’t let work and other obligations consume you; make yourself your number one priority.

Have you ever received a telesales call from some poor call centre employee who read a script at you? Could...

Speakers are often encouraged to begin with humour. It’s a good idea, but one that can backfire if you don’t...

Three top MBA graduates are making their mark on society and the economy.

John Kehoe demonstrates how to harness the power of positive thought.

Don't let arrogance get the better of you if you want continued success.

The easiest presentations are the ones when they nod and smile, the kind when everyone endorses your every word, wish...

Work–and feel fabulous.

Do you have a monumental workload? Rather than being overwhelmed, get on top of things by setting priorities.

Language can make or break a speech, but most speakers don’t know how to wield it.

It's time to make some changes that'll set you up for success.

A creative thinking workshop in one book.