Let’s talk technique. Nonverbal technique, to be precise. How you say what you say. It’s what gives our words meaning when we speak, because, let’s face it, standing up there doing a data dump is not going to engage your audience. I don’t care how much they need to know about the Future of Technology as it Pertains to 1st World Economics.

I was at an event this past weekend during which the title sentiment of this post was driven home to me. The event featured entrepreneurs delivering their business pitch to a panel of experts and receive feedback.

As someone who has had the honor and pleasure of working with celebrities, I am always glued to the awards shows. The recent Golden Globes provided a fascinating opportunity to watch and observe public speaking and presentation in a very high stakes, high-pressure environment.

Must powerful women solely adhere to the standards we hold for those in power or can they acknowledge that, in addition to being smart and confident, they are also a female? Funny how powerful men don’t have a similar dilemma, isn’t it?

There are few things that can catapult you to the top of your profession the way delivering a good speech can.

Dubai has promoted itself as a tourist mecca (pun intended) as well as international business center. Therefore, service is the name of the game.

Our dress and adornment choices send important – and immediate – messages about us.

How you say what you say gives your words meaning and can make you a more interesting speaker. Using nonverbal communication codes allow your message the best chance of being heard.