by Lisa Evans | Jan 15, 2019
How to improve your public speaking as a leader What skill can you work on that will improve your performance and success in multiple areas? I believe that improving your spoken word communication, will help you develop and excel in many ways including – boosting your confidence, raising your presence and visibility, enhancing your personal […]
by Lisa Evans | Jan 11, 2019
Ready to start 2019 with a commitment to learning to improve your public speaking? Are your public speaking skills mediocre? Your success as a leader depends on your ability to market yourself and your ideas. Speaking is such a powerful marketing tool and will help your business stand out from your competitors. What if you […]
by Lisa Evans | Jan 3, 2019
In my role as a professional speaker and public speaking and storytelling coach, I meet many people who would like to get paid to speak, or aspire to become a professional speaker. I love helping people in their journey towards that dream. I fell into a speaking career by accident when I could no longer […]
by Lisa Evans | Sep 21, 2018
How to Practice Public Speaking Here are five tips for how to best practice public speaking: Don’t look in the mirror Use your smartphone to record your talk Practice public speaking in front of a live audience Visualise yourself giving a successful talk Never memorise your talk The only time you need to look in […]
by Lisa Evans | Aug 26, 2018
Knowing how to command attention. Have you ever felt executive presence? Try and remember a successful meeting. Chances are the meeting was led by someone who engaged everyone around the table. Someone who knows exactly what to say and when to say it. Their charisma and confidence are palpable. They know how to command attention […]
by Lisa Evans | Aug 6, 2017
How to become a professional speaker? It seems like yesterday, but it is almost four years since I set up my business Speaking Savvy. I have learned a lot along the way as a solopreneur speaker, there have been many highs and some lows, and plenty of falling, but isn’t it about falling forwards? A […]