Donate Blood – Save a Life!
by Sheryl Roush
I was called this morning by the San Diego Blood Bank needing my (rare) “A-” (A Negative) blood type… so I went in immediately to donate.
As is the ...
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A great Question and Answer session – one that adds value to your presentation – requires planning and thoughtful contributions from both the audience and the speaker. – Andrew Dlugan
PLAN AHEAD
• Budget for the Q&A when ...
L*A*C*E
Leadership and Communication Education
Professional speaker and speaking coach Sheryl Roush will be presenting two presentation skills classes, open to the public on Saturday, January 7, 2012 at Biola University, 13800 Biola Avenue, La Mirada, California ...
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Deaf Cheerleader Makes Dream Come True
Posted on ABC News, December 26, 2011
San Diego Charger Girl, Melissa Adams, overcomes adversity with the help ...
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Had an interesting experience this afternoon… I went to shop for a new office chair at Staples, and while waiting for assistance in that section, I observed other shoppers in the area.
Recognizing a conversation without words ...
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Twas the night before Christmas as I was thinking of Clubs
to practice my speech for ums and ahs to scrub.
This one was special with lots of hoot,
filled with stories in my birthday ...
You’re hosting a party and want to raise your glass to your guests
(co-workers, staff, volunteers, donors)… thanking them for coming…
Or ...
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INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY
By ADELIA CELLINI LINECKER
Posted 01:00 PM ET on Investors.com
Mastering something you know how to do well is hard enough. Learning a skill that doesn’t come naturally is ...
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Media Interview Tips: At the Event
How exciting! You’ve been asked to be interviewed!
BREATHE!
Smile! Relax, be natural, radiant, genuine, and your sparkling self.
Walk around and shake off excess energy (okay… nervousness!).
Observe what the interviewer and media ...
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