A “public speaking strength” is anything, from any area of your life, that helps you get your point across when you talk to other people. Your strengths might include a fancy education, a Hollywood hairstyle, a big personality, or a Nobel Prize. It doesn’t matter what they are — anything is potentially useful. What matters is that you know what they are, and are Read More

Back in the 1980s, I trained legal secretaries to use that newfangled machine, the Personal Computer.  (Before that, if you wanted to type something, you used a typewriter, or a “dedicated” Wang word processor; a machine that didn’t do anything else.) I helped design, and taught, a 3-day course that hundreds of women (they were Read More