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Being An Event Host – Tip No. 39 – Don’t Do This (2)
London, UKAt a well-known educational establishment in London, I took my seat with eighty or so others in a lecture hall. We had gathered to hear an author describe the rationale behind his latest...
Being An Event Host – Tip No. 38 – Keep Control
London, UKAt an award ceremony a few years ago, some of the category winners wanted to spend a little bit too much time in the limelight.As the host on that evening in question, I had to caref...
Vocal Exercise No. 437
London, UKSay this slowly and with a hint if sarcasm...[caption id=attachment_10971 align=aligncenter width=398] H/T Helen Sewell[/caption]
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 37 - Be Tactful
London, UKYears ago when I was on the salesforce of a well-known brand, I decided to take my Xmas holiday time break downunder - New South Wales to be precise. On returning to the Northern Hemisph...
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 36 - Don't Overdo It!
London, UKSometime ago, I went along to a function where the MC / Toastmaster and a member of the Toastmasters Guild (or as they are sometimes called, the red-coat brigade) was officiating. He was...
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 35 - Sleep Well
London, UKA while ago, I posted a blog which included one of those motivational videos from Brian Tracy. It was about having enough energy to do the things you need to do in order to work at your ...
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 34 - Sound Crew
London, UKIn my Tip No. 4 I made reference to whom I consider the most bunch of people at a live event - the AV guys. At every event, I make a beeline to the crew and get to know their names (so I...

