Presenting virtually during this pandemic has its challenges. We’re here to help! #1: Be aware of your own verbal habits: Do you say “like,” “ya know,” “so,” “totally,” etc.? Hone in on what unnecessary words pepper your speech and work … Continue Reading
In James Payne’s estimation, the LikeSo Speech App paid for itself over 7200 times! James is a debate teacher & coach at Enreach Education, Pudongxin District, Shanghai, China. Read his amazing letter here… I need to send a few words … Continue Reading
“Speaking articulately and professionally can be like learning another language.” … Continue Reading
(Contributed by Tatum Dyar, amazing intern, Bethany College student and Alpha Xi Delta sorority sister.) When you think of sorority life, you may imagine the stereotypical flakey, catty, self-involved sorority girls you see in the movies and on TV. In … Continue Reading
Like, can you totally speak for up to 60 seconds with confidence and without using filler words? The LikeSo Speech Challenge (#LikeSoChallenge) is coming to a screen near you (a.k.a. Instagram!)! There will be fun, laughs, riveting conversation, ah-ha moments, … Continue Reading
Allison Shapira is the CEO/founder of Global Public Speaking, an adjunct lecturer at Harvard Kennedy School, and an accomplished musician. We initially connected over her post, “How to Get Rid of Ums and Ahs,” and her recommendation to practice with … Continue Reading
Gina Simms is a former Radio City Rockette and Miss Nevada having competed in both the Miss USA and Miss America pageants. Today she is “The Crown Coach” and has developed a platform to nurture and teach girls empowering strategies … Continue Reading
“Voices Carry” (‘Til Tuesday). That was the song playing in my head as I guest lectured to students in Professor Deborah Streeter’s course, “Women, Leadership & Entrepreneurship.” Maybe because I sang “Voices Carry” in my band at Cornell? Or maybe … Continue Reading
A woman’s place is in the home…or, NOT! Unless that home is her faithful alma mater. Last week, it was my joy and privilege to return to Cornell and guest lecture and workshop with Cornell Professor Dr. Deborah Streeter’s … Continue Reading
“Stop talking in similes!” This is a phrase (and often an exclamation!) I have come to know all too well throughout my life. It originates from none other than my own father, and one he wishes he didn’t feel compelled … Continue Reading