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English is a complex language with many nuances, idioms, and cultural references, and it can be difficult to master even for native speakers

Design your podcast in a way that leaves a lasting impression on your audience. A full-proof plan begins with your listeners in mind.

What members of your team aren't heard enough? How can you be the catalyst to help them be more comfortable speaking up?

There are many ways to gain instant credibility and command a room. Elevate the way you facilitate to add value to your conversations.

It's frustrating when you can't understand someone. I know you don't want to be that person. There are ways to improve your speaking skills.

Ellen Latham is the founder of Orange Theory. We included Ellen Latham on the Best Public Speakers list

We want to inspire listeners to think new thoughts and take new actions. Here are 10 ways to excite listeners.

Think of a speaker you still remember years later. Oftentimes, it's the people who had an emotional effect on us that we never forget.

Fillers are meaningless words such as, "like, okay, right, so, um." Everyone uses them, so can they really be that bad?

A pet peeve is a behavior that generates annoyance in others. Here's a list of the top 13 pet peeves at work that you can change today.

We included Larry Ellison on our best speakers list because of his clarity and simplicity, confidence, and use of personal narratives.

We included Daniel Lubetzky because of his message organization, use of supportive gestures, and ability to connect with his listeners.

When it comes to speaking skills, finding new and creative ways to practice can help keep you focused and manage distractions.

David Behen is on our list because of his approachability, his validation of others, and his balance of down-to-earth humor and earnestness.

Great speaking skills include a clear structure, good dialoguing skills, brevity, and controlling emotions. What can you do to get there?

We chose Noopur Davis because of her physical and vocal poise, emphatic vocal tone, and the bucketed way she responds to questions.

Lack of confidence in public speaking is the career killer we see over and over again. Learn to overcome this fear to advance to the top.

We chose Shamla Naidoo for our "Best Public Speakers" list because of her calm, clear leadership communication style.

We chose Andy Jassey for our "Best Public Speakers" list because he seamlessly and comfortably delivers a keynote presentation to attendees.

We chose Steve Cahillane for our "Best Public Speakers Series" because of his relaxed presence and polished style.