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Join the founder of Fame Finders, Wendy Keller, as she guides published authors down the road towards fame and fortune as successful and paid speakers.

Keynote speakers can make or break your next event. Be sure to do your homework to ensure the right impact is felt.

The fear of public speaking is very real for a lot of people. Learn to relax, be confident and in control with these proven tips and advice...

Imagine this. You've been called on to give a presentation in front of your peers. You're well prepared for the presentation. Sitting in the auditorium while waiting for your turn to speak, you suddenly are overcome with virtually uncontrollable anxiety. That is the time you need to act 'as if'.

Hundreds of thousands of meetings are held every day and on some occasions you will be the person to speak in front of the audience. Now your success will depend on your ability to present yourself clearly and in the interest of the listener. Following are some of the worst presentation sins and ways to avoid them.

Are you afraid of public speaking? Learn the 6 tips that will help you give an outstanding speech the next time you have to speak in public.

Does it really matter if you've got a speech written that you're sure is mind-blowing? Well, to be honest, it does.

You need to grab your audience by their eyes and ears as well as their minds.

The caller asked, "Ray, would you speak to the Lions Club next month?" First my gut said, "No"; however, my head said, "Do it". Just how will I do it?

The student of public speaking will do well to confine his first efforts to simple forms of speech-making. Plain narrative and clear statement of fact should be his primary objects. The ornamental graces of rhetoric and oratory may advantageously be left for subsequent consideration.