Speech practice
How to rehearse a speech without memorizing it
Memorizing word-for-word is fragile. Here is a sturdier way to rehearse — one that survives nerves and a lost line.
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Resources
Speaking and debate, made practical
Honest, useful guides on the parts of speaking that actually move the needle: rehearsal, pace, filler words, the teleprompter, and winning a debate. No fluff, no growth-hacking.
Delivery
How to stop saying “um”: a practical guide to filler words
Filler words aren’t a character flaw — they’re a timing habit. Here’s the mechanism, and how to retrain it.
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Debate
How to win a debate: structure, rebuttal, and delivery
Winning a debate is three skills, not one: a sturdy case, direct rebuttal, and disciplined delivery. Here’s how each works.
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Delivery
Speech pacing: how fast should you actually talk?
Most nervous speakers talk too fast. Here’s the target range, and how to find a pace the room can follow.
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Teleprompter
How to use a teleprompter without sounding like you’re reading
The teleprompter isn’t the problem — reading at it is. Here’s how to use one and still sound like a person.
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