I am recently retired from over 40 years of teaching Communication at various colleges and universities around the country. My husband is retired from teaching English and also from the Air Force. We live with our ultra-sophisticated Pomeranian Coquette in Aurora, Illinois, where I write two blogs-"Communication Exchange" and "Subjective Soup." Our son and daughter are adults and independent. I like to write-especially about my research interests-deception, sarcasm, and vocal behavior. Just recently took a stab at fiction by participating in and completing the National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) in November.

Business > Leadership Strategies Public speaking: How to ignite an audience

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Let's assume that you can give a pretty good speech. Maybe you've taken a public speaking class in school. Possibly you're one of the lucky few who doesn't suffer from stage fright. Now, what you want is to be able to give a dynamite speech-one that will ignite an audience. I can help you. In my over forty years of teaching public speaking classes, I have listened to thousands of student speeches-most of them perfectly fine. However, some of those speeches have been so noteworthy that they genuinely ignited the audience. Some even caused the audience to change their thinking or their behav...

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