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If a group of experts comes together, you’ll hear one story after another. The Happy Good Talk trainers are no exception. And because sharing is caring, we have created a blog page. With stories, talks and tips, all for you.
Be Yourself on Stage. It’s Not Easy, But It Matters.
It sounds so simple: just be yourself. Yet for many people, that's anything but easy. Because how do you stay true to yourself when all eyes are on you? How do you hold on to your values and...
Good Audiences Do Exist. The Question Is: Does this apply to you??
When we think about public speaking, our first thought usually goes to the speaker. How do they come across? Confident or hesitant? What about their body language, voice, and gestures? Only much...
Say What You Mean!
Happy Good Talk gives you 3 tips for staying on message when emotions run high Have you ever stood in front of a group when you had bad news to deliver? A story you knew in advance would not be well...
C’est le ton qui fait la musique. Do you hear yourself talking?
Your tone of voice shows whether you are truly engaged, whether you believe in your story, and whether you dare to connect with your audience. And that does not require perfection or learned tricks, but attention to your voice and to the effect you have on others.
Humor on stage. Yay? Or Nay?
Making a joke during a presentation sounds appealing. People laugh, and the ice is instantly broken. But there is also a risk involved, because a joke can completely miss the mark. So, is humor on...
Elevator pitch perfect? 3 Tips for what to say when it really matters
How do you make it clear in 30 seconds who you are and why it matters? Discover how to develop an elevator pitch that is clear, personal and persuasive.
Public speaking in difficult times
Public speaking can be a real delight when you feel comfortable on stage. You just take the stage and knock one out of the park! Unfortunately, not all topics are suitable for a party on stage.
Stories around the globe
StorStorytelling is an art as old as time and is practiced all over the world. Culture and traditions have been passed on for centuries through storytelling, with different styles in different continents.
Audience at their best behaviour
Audience can really be a stressor during a presentation. Therefore, let us ourselves become better audiences for others.
Is it the speech or is it the lecturer?
‘Yes we can!’ or ‘I had a dream’. Some speeches just work. But what is it about a speech that makes it work? Is it the inspiring lecturer, is it the strong oneliner? Or is there more to it then that?