- A class of their own: introvert presenters
- A headline is a promise: here’s how to keep it
- A man takes a stand
- Martin Luther King: master of metaphor
- A way to get unstuck
- An ocean of opportunity: my fun-fantastic online speaking journeyÂ
- What it means to be committed: “Blimey, I’m nervous but…”
- Blogging is not just for extroverts
- Choosing powerful words
- Learning from Steve Jobs: Cultivate your Origin Story
- Do they ask basic questions?
- Do you want to impress?
- Get on the phone
- Get your reader started
- Short! A reflex to set your speech up for success
- Harness the power of contrast
- Have you made the final call?
- Conference workshops: High voltage, high learning
- How to be yourself when you write
- How to know what you need to say
- How to make a good end
- How to write a good text when you’re busy
- If you want to convince: What you can learn from the design of everyday things
- In the John F. Kennedy room
- Laying the scent
- Learning from Abraham Lincoln, master of rhythm and concision
- Lighten up your e-mails
- Moderating on camera: the key to virtual moderating mojo (is the same as for any other moderation)
- Moving up and down the ladder of abstraction
- My stab at public speaking glory and what I learned on the way
- On target: keep your audience in mind
- Plunger or planner? Or how to plan a text.
- Readability: is your designer passionate about it?
- Say no to the silly forward
- Selling change: the top tip for change management communication
- Social Media is about relationships
- Stop using bullet points
- Stop your press release
- Tell the user experience
- Do you test your texts?
- The conversational speaker
- The hidden ingredient in every powerful text
- The inverted pyramid: when to use it and when not
- The lazy reader
- The lost connection
- The phrase that pays
- The problem with information overload
- The truth about attention spans (and what presenters can do about it)
- The twenty-eight second Ethos harakiri
- Want to be creative? Overcome the pain and reap a reward
- To train or not to train
- What Social Media will do for you
- What will we remember?
- When we need an editor
- Why facts are not enough
- Workshops thrive in the right environment
- You can swim: the guts to speak freely
- Your page talks
CARSTEN WENDT
Teaching the art of generous persuasion™
