Great speakers don’t follow roads; they FLOW. Here’s why… [Thursday: Speak on the Shoulders of Giants]
Most public speakers are trained to think like engineers of communication—building a strong opening, transitioning cleanly, keeping ideas separated, and moving from point A to B to C without deviation. It makes sense. Roads are efficient, predictable, and safe. No one gets lost when everything is labeled and divided. … but here’s the hidden cost: […]
