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“Survivor” versus “Oprah’s Favorite Things”: A TV Metaphor for Building Speaking Confidence
Essay contributed by: Laura Greenfield, Ph.D., Founder and Executive Director of Women’s Voices Worldwide, Inc. Many people mistakenly assume that confidence in public speaking derives from a strong technical skill set—the ability to choose eloquent words, to memorize extensive material … Continue reading
Everybody's Voices: A Blog by Women's Voices Worldwide, Inc. 