The heavy lifting is yours
July 18, 2011
A client engaged us recently to architect a brand-new signature presentation. So we got out our very sophisticated tools: some markers, flip charts and a
What it takes to be successfull
May 10, 2011
One of my clients called me yesterday to share how her recent presentation went. We’d spent about 6 hours together reviewing, practicing, taping, testing, editing
TALKBACK: Irene Navitadad
March 25, 2011
Talkback is an occasional series of review of live talks we’ve attended. I’ve been listening to speeches the last few months with an eye to
One Keynote, Five Parts.
March 11, 2011
Experience Columbus, our travel and tourism bureau, invited articulation to help curate their “keynote address” for their annual meeting. These five dynamic people pictured above
11 things to look forward to in 2011
January 10, 2011
Last year when we launched ar.tic.u.la.tion in mid-summer, we had no idea that we’d get the overwhelming response that we did. Between individual style coaching,
10 for 20
December 30, 2010
Here’s my list of bad to beautiful public speaking moments for 2010: 10. We’ll start with bad: I’m still amazed that this guy made it onto national news
When you find the pain
November 18, 2010
While executing a public speaking and presentation training for rising executive at a national manufacturer recently, we inadvertently found a deep breaking point. While she
Are 6 minutes or 20 slides more important?
November 14, 2010
If you were invited to share your story or idea at an event with 400 progressive minds in a contemporary art museum, how could you
How was your summer?
September 23, 2010
In our Influential Storytelling class at ar.tic.u.la.tion, we apply critical thinking methodologies to help properly frame a story. So on our summer family vacation a week ago, I
On Pausing.
September 4, 2010
A college professor commented that his students were giving him a wide range of feedback on his lectures. “Some students think I’m the second coming