Speaking when your medium isn’t language.
December 22, 2011
On the TEDxColumbus stage over the last three years, we’ve had a variety of performance artists: musicians, poets and such. This post is not about
Visual, Verbal, and Vocals, not just for high schoolers
December 18, 2011
Allyson, my outrageously dedicated associate, got to take the stage herself this week for the first time since joining ar.tic.u.la.tion full time in May. She
Tools of the Trade
November 30, 2011
Rose Smith, during her highly provocative poetry performance at TEDxColumbus, challenged us all to betools. You know, as in a conduit for helping others, making change
It’s my turn for the stage
October 27, 2011
This week I’ll be speaking at the Cityworks (X)po in Roanoke, Virginia. I was invited to speak on behalf of the TEDx global community, which now equates to 3417
Three times makes it a trend
October 15, 2011
They say once is an event, twice is a coincidence and three times is a trend. As we organize the third TEDxColumbus event, we’re definitely feeling the
One Client’s Pathway to Resonance
September 30, 2011
Everyone has their own preparation path toward great speaking, we’re thrilled to see what changes our clients have made in theirs. One of our clients
The Coaches’ Coach
September 21, 2011
My normal client is the person or team that wants to up their game in their critical thinking, storytelling and/or presentation skills. Last week I
The problem with the panel
September 13, 2011
Let me thank the panelists from last week’s Women and Marketing event at TECHColumbus :Joan Manter,Nancy Bohman,Amy Marshall and Padma Sastry. I won’t repeat the content of
Elevators rarely get stuck.
August 11, 2011
Great critical thinking, provocative storytelling, clear governing thought and memorable supporting points. All in 60 seconds. It can be done!! How so? Listen here (http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/412/million-dollar-idea?act=1)
Stale corporate events, no more!
August 4, 2011
A year ago TED unveiled a new corporate program where “private” TEDx licenses could enable corporations to host their own internal TEDx events. The guidelines