Performances are for actors. Speakers and presenters, on the other hand, simply need to be themselves. Learn more about the 4 key distinctions.

Influential communication requires great facts and specifics, but storytelling is what makes them memorable. Learn more about crafting your unique perspective.

Public speaking requires a comfort level, and virtual events are no different. Here's how to create a home-court advantage at home.

Even the best report gets better engagement when it's properly presented to the C-suite. Presentation has become especially important with the switch to virtual, video meetings.

In-person events aren't happening right now, so you need to get better at delivering to a remote audience.

Communicating virtually is about relationships, not just technology or presentation.

Even if you never deliver a TED or TEDx talk, there are lessons to learn about public speaking and presenting your ideas effectively.

Conquer Q&A to make it the capper of your presentation, not a place of fear.

Vocal delivery matters -- the trick is to get better at it without becoming obsessed.

Storytelling helps people understand where facts and data alone won't suffice.