They would remind me that worry is pointless, that fretting about my own shortcomings as a public speaker would not in any way make me a better public speaker.
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It's obvious Buffett has some chops as a public speaker.
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Eric O'Neill is an attorney, security consultant and public speaker.
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He is a communications consultant, speechwriter, commentator and public speaker.
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She is also a public speaker on international tech stages.
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She was a memoirist, children's book author and public speaker.
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Caryn Pfeifer admits she is not much of a public speaker.
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Doyin Richards, a fatherhood author, public speaker, and founder of daddydoinwork.com.
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She's a mom, a wife, and an in-demand public speaker.
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Margeaux Gray is an artist, public speaker and anti-trafficking advocate.
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He also gained fame as an author, statesman and public speaker.
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Kevin Shird is an author, public speaker, and advocate from Baltimore.
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Ms. Rosenthal was a children's book author, memoirist and public speaker.
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Mr. Sullenberger is a retired pilot, safety expert and public speaker.
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She is considered a strong public speaker and a forceful personality.
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She is a public speaker, recovery coach, and addictions counselor based in her hometown of North Chatham, NY. As a public speaker, Lovell often shares the traumatic story of "slipping" into addiction and her journey to recovery.
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Raif is the son Rhonda Ross, an actress, singer and public speaker.
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Doyin Richards is a fatherhood author, public speaker, and founder of daddydoinwork.com.
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He's currently a best-selling author and a highly paid public speaker.
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Dese'Rae L. Stage is an artist, public speaker and suicide prevention activist.
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B Richard Greene is an author, political communications strategist and public speaker.
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He ultimately solidified his legacy as an author, statesman and public speaker.
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She has had a career as a science writer and public speaker.
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Even supporters would not describe Mr. Bloomberg as a rousing public speaker.
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Hillary Clinton has a reputation as a mediocre public speaker at best.
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Trump's defining characteristic, as a public speaker, is frequent and transparently political lying.
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Current job: Fox News contributor; advisor at Dentons law firm; author & public speaker.
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Today, I am an artist, a public speaker and an anti-trafficking advocate.
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But they took off, and so did her skills as a public speaker.
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To say I was an awkward public speaker is to put it mildly.
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One of the first rhetorical tricks a public speaker will pick up is repetition.
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He appeared as a media commentator and was in demand as a public speaker.
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I became a public speaker, I developed this column and wrote many other stories.
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Jonathan Mathias Lassiter, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist, professor, author and public speaker.
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Describe what your life would look like if you were a confident public speaker.
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He was a master at charisma, he was dangerously charming, and an unparalleled public speaker.
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Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III is a retired pilot, safety expert, author and public speaker.
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That's why it's super important for any public speaker to learn the power of persuasion.
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Biden has long been open about overcoming his stutter to become an effective public speaker.
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After over a decade of service, Campos currently works as a strategist, campaigner, and public speaker.
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For the past twenty years, she's worked as a social worker, public speaker, and community activist.
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It's hinted to at 62A, "Asset for a public speaker," which, true enough, is EYE CONTACT.
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Cillizza: How central to being a successful president is being a good-to-great-public speaker?
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Musk is not the most captivating public speaker, although his presentations can be charming and unpretentious.
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Now a full-time author, blogger, and public speaker, Lowry no longer gets paid in cash.
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" Nonetheless, Trump lashed out at Dimon on Twitter, calling him a "poor public speaker & nervous mess.
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It didn't help that, by Hickenlooper's own admission, he's a mediocre debater and erratic public speaker.
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Along with running his business, he had written a book and had become a public speaker.
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She's a ready-made camera presence: sharp, young, emphatic and a tremendous, blazingly confident public speaker.
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But because the DAP was so small, he immediately stood out as its leading public speaker.
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Today, at 16 years-old, she has emerged as an activist, impassioned public speaker and author.
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He told Entrepreneur that a public speaker should never talk as they walk out on stage.
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Mark Zuckerberg has grown into a damn fine public speaker, even giving a few talks in Mandarin.
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Mlodinow, while a talented public speaker, would have done better to have someone else narrate the book.
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You're either a natural public speaker or you're not meant to be in front of the cameras.
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"He doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess," the president tweeted.
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There are three ways to communicate, but only one is the most effective, says the public speaker.
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He did not consider himself a public speaker at first, but he found himself given speaking assignments anyway.
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To deliver compelling presentations like Jobs did and become a better public speaker, Black recommends using these tricks.
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Below the surface: Zuckerberg has devoted significant time over the last several years to improving as a public speaker.
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One public speaker, former police officer John Seale, would play metal albums to illustrate what Africa's youth should avoid.
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For example, Kim adds, don't share that you're not the best public speaker if that is a key responsibility.
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There was Thomas Jefferson, who delivered the speech only in writing— perhaps because he was a terrible public speaker.
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Even the best-designed presentation isn't going to have much of an impact if you're not a good public speaker.
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Dolan-Sandrino serves on the Gender Spectrum National Youth Council, and is a trained LGBTQ peer educator and public speaker.
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This three-day workshop spanning 31 video lessons from instructor Bill Hoogterp will turn you into a powerful public speaker.
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His popularity on the right soared, and he drew large crowds to political rallies despite being a poor public speaker.
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She was a reluctant public speaker, reading lines not in her native language in front of a prime-time audience.
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But I also decided to reinvent myself as a media pundit, a public speaker, and a participant in my community.
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For example, maybe someone you're competing with for a promotion isn't the best public speaker, but that's where you excel.
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Learning to be a better public speaker won't just help you get through a wedding speech or lead a presentation.
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After graduating from college in New Jersey, 26-year-old Olutosin Araromi now works as a model and public speaker.
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The good news for Facebook is that Zuckerberg is a much better public speaker than he's been in the past.
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As a philosopher, public speaker and prolific author on diversity, religion and co-existence, Lord Sacks has a high international profile.
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First, as a public speaker and even as an ambassador for the company who no longer develops flop sweat under pressure.
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"It's Sandberg who's the best-selling author, public speaker, Oprah interviewee, and public figure in her own right," Ainsley Harris wrote.
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Today, he uses the memory tricks he learned as a student to remember names or give presentations as a public speaker.
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Suzy Welch is the co-founder of the Jack Welch Management Instituteand a noted business journalist, TV commentator and public speaker.
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Previous jobs: Vice President of the United States from 2009-2017; US senator from Delaware 1973 to 2009; public speaker; author.
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He is a marketing consultant and a public speaker on the topics of team collaboration, creative problem solving and professional messaging.
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Paul said Biden, despite his recent string of victories, has revealed himself to be an unsteady public speaker and weak debater.
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Yusef Salaam Salaam is a public speaker and published author, as well as an advocate for change in the criminal justice system.
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Ashley is a sought after public speaker and widely published bestselling author who frequently serves as an expert panelist at international conferences.
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Suzy Welch is the co-founder of the Jack Welch Management Institute and a noted business journalist, TV commentator and public speaker.
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Jealous is a solid public speaker with deep ties to the state and credibility in both the African-American community and Bernieworld.
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Left-leaning El Pais said Sanchez, seen as a less inspiring public speaker than Rivera and Casado, had not lost the debate.
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He told Business Insider how he uses those same memory tricks today to remember names or give presentations as a public speaker.
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Truus Oversteegen made a name for herself after the war as a public speaker at war memorial services and as an artist.
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Suzy Welch is the co-founder of the Jack Welch Management Institute and a noted business journalist, TV commentator and public speaker.
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The bride, 46, is a professional rock climber, BASE jumper and wingsuit flyer, as well as a blogger, author and public speaker.
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Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank reportedly told Davis after the meeting that he "missed his calling" to be a great public speaker.
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Despite a reputation for lacking charisma, he displays a dry, laconic wit as a public speaker and has boxed publicly for charity.
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"I'm not worried about what happens next," said Velasquez, who wants to be a public speaker or counselor following his playing career.
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He was an avid public speaker and community worker who inspired many African children to pursue careers in science, the family statement said.
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"People often fear what they don't understand, and attack what they fear," says Gabrielle Hermosa, public speaker, human rights advocate, and trans woman.
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Remember that Cook has long been considered a notoriously boring public speaker, wooden where Steve Jobs was vivacious, measured where Jobs was flamboyant.
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The next president of the United States may well be determined by who is deemed the best public speaker during the presidential debates.
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But she's always been a learner, and this week suggests that after all these years, she can still become a better public speaker.
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The black artist, cellist, and public speaker was part of an orchestra in his home state when he first witnessed them up close.
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After that, he spent a few years traveling through the US in a van while attempting to make living as a public speaker.
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She is telegenic, a good public speaker and even better interrogator, as displayed in her punchy questioning of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees.
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When I asked him to help me cohost the "Becoming Great" podcast, I focused on his skills and experience as a public speaker.
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Dr. Gottlieb, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, has also been a prolific writer and public speaker, criticizing the agency's approach.
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Take me as another example: One of my most important goals early in my career was to become a more confident public speaker.
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Carol M. Swain, Professor of Political Science and Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University, is a prize-winning author, public speaker, and political commentator.
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Cori Smith, 28, activist, public speaker, artistFertility Journey: Egg freezing, endometriosis, hysterectomy Unfortunately, unlike many transgender people, my transition wasn't my first medical priority.
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As a public speaker, at least on topics where she feels comfortable, the one woman surrounded by four men easily held her populist own.
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I have now witnessed him and Mrs Merkel each speak at several campaign events and can confirm that he is the better public speaker.
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Tony Nash is the founder and chief executive of data analytics firm Complete Intelligence, and a frequent public speaker on economics, risk and industry.
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As a seasoned public speaker and performance poet, Taylor normally projects a sense of vivid confidence — the kind of grandeur that fills a room.
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Vocalytics, one of the many projects that came out of our Disrupt SF hackathon this weekend, wants to make you a better public speaker.
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A source confirmed to PEOPLE in August that 56-year-old Shawn was involved in a yearlong affair with British public speaker Richard Greene.
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Whether you're speaking in front of five people or five thousand, becoming a better public speaker can be a huge advantage to your career.
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Thanks to his ability to articulate the fraught reality of a fringe diagnosis, Adair is now self-employed as a full-time public speaker.
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This can make you the architect who's a great public speaker and writer, or the personal trainer with a mastery of psychology and persuasion.
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Ivanka Trump, a seasoned public speaker who is comfortable in the spotlight, was able to serve as surrogate campaigner in lieu of Melania Trump.
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A polished public speaker from her days as a prosecutor and attorney general in California, she could be well positioned to make an impact.
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The Englishman, a skilled public speaker and fan of his hometown soccer team Manchester United, will replace Olivier Brandicourt, 63, who is retiring in September.
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My dyslexia — which paved the way for the opportunity to strengthen other skills — has served me throughout my career as a politician and public speaker.
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Ocasio-Cortez, meanwhile, is a young, dynamic public speaker in a city whose machine-oriented politics tends to toss up drab nonentities as its politicians.
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May, a poor public speaker who must explain her failure in the June election while reassuring hard-liners that she can deliver a successful Brexit.
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It's a great way to make money from home and promote your abilities as a public speaker and instructor, especially if you already have teaching credentials.
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"It's not often that a kid gets to synthesize a molecule," says Steve Spangler, a national figure for science education and a sought after public speaker.
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K.P. is also a prolific public speaker delivering addresses to audiences at universities across the U.S., various tech and startup events in the Southeast, and SXSW.
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" Following Dimon's comments last week, Trump tweeted that the JP Morgan Chase executive "doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess.
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He wants to make sure he presents in a manner authentic to who he is, not who the other person thinks a public speaker should be.
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Ismail's work as a public speaker has brought him to numerous locations around the globe, including Israel, which is experiencing its own growth in game developers.
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It seems that following her rousing, confessional speech at the New York City Women's March back in January, Halsey has become an in-demand public speaker.
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As a public speaker who brings in an estimated $22010,225 per speech, he has impressed conservatives with a rough, straightforward manner that belies his cushy upbringing.
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I was a pretty experienced public speaker, but on that day, I quickly observed how little those in attendance cared for what I had to say.
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He refined the performance during aborted presidential bids, perfected it as a how-to-get-rich public speaker and reached the heights during the 2016 election.
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Eubanks struggled with opioid addiction after the shooting and later became a public speaker discussing the issues of substance abuse in the country, according to his website.
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She is now a successful public speaker, musician, and the founder of the Center of the Cyclone, a meditation style that blends spirituality, music, and self-reflection.
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For such a practised politician—she delivered her first major address, on graduating from Wellesley College, almost half a century ago—she is a dreadful public speaker.
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Whether you're trying to sell yourself at a job interview, lead a meeting at work, return defective merchandise to a store -- everybody eventually becomes a public speaker.
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But even if he were the right Democrat for this moment, which he isn't, he's a godawful public speaker, which was more than apparent on Thursday evening.
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During a celebration of Israel's Independence Day, Bannon posed for a photo with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, an author and public speaker, which was then posted on Twitter.
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As noted by the HuffPo, in October 2016 the model and public speaker, sported an understated floral headband, instead of a wig or elaborate head-covering veil.
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When Poswolsky started calling himself a public speaker and writer, he was introduced to people in the same industries, and developed connections which led to job opportunities.
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DUBLIN — As an academic, poet, intellectual, committed socialist and famously pause-averse public speaker, Ireland's president, Michael D. Higgins, is far from your typical crowd-pleasing candidate.
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The fact that I once stuttered did not keep me from being a successful U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, an airline pilot, or even a public speaker.
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"So, 14 years later, Aruba has become a lot less significant to me," says Holloway, who has become a public speaker advocating for travel safety and awareness.
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"The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess," Trump said.
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I created a clear picture of what was going on inside me and how I was sabotaging my goal to be a better, more confident public speaker.
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I went through a break up last year and was able to be really really raw with people and say, 'You know, I'm not a professional public speaker.
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He's also a body-builder, a public speaker, a writer, a rower, a wakeboarder, an entrepreneur, and a budding fashion designer, planning his own line in elderly couture.
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Tech billionaire Mark Cuban invests in dozens of companies, he stars on ABC's "Shark Tank," he owns the NBA's Dallas Mavericks and he is a frequent public speaker.
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I made this discovery early in my career, when a very prominent woman and capable public speaker came for coaching because she had suddenly developed a speaking phobia.
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Lisa B. Marshall is the creator and host of the Public Speaker, where she gives advice not only on public speaking, but also on how to communicate effectively.
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"It is impossible to talk about the criminal justice system, mass incarceration, without talking about education," Ms. Ifill says with the bulleted emphases of a practiced public speaker.
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" Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang: "Yang is not a very polished public speaker, creating a negative contrast between himself and the more experienced debaters on stage next to him.
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In the end, I disproved both of my initial limiting assumptions, and in the process I was able to meet my goal to become a better public speaker.
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Shalab Kumar, an Indian American who is a public speaker and philanthropist, also described the show as a "disgusting attack on Hinduism" and called for a "boycott" of CNN.
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Bernie Sanders is, by some measures the most popular politician in America, by far Democrats' most in-demand public speaker, and the most prolific grassroots fundraiser in American history.
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That's a subjective test in many ways, but it's simply irrefutable that Clinton was and still is a more reserved and traditional public speaker than Sanders or President Trump.
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The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or "smarts" & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess - otherwise he is wonderful.
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An accomplished public speaker who brought a United Nations audience to its feet in a celebrated speech in 2013, she hopes to make a powerful impact at the London event.
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Hung, who's a professional public speaker now, tells us he doesn't begrudge J-Hud and Kelly's decision to jump ship because it's been so long since they were 'Idol' contestants.
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Fisher-Price Codeapillar Fisher-Price Codeapillar As a radio host, singer, performer and frequent public speaker, I know one universal truth: You are only as good as your sound engineer.
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As a public speaker, Ali was able to both amuse and inspire, whether in delivering a pointed political critique, or using wit and charm to telegraph his brash self-confidence.
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Haben Girma became the first deafblind graduate of Harvard Law School in 2013 and has gone on to build a career as a disability rights lawyer, author and public speaker.
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Gary Vaynerchuck is a prolific public speaker, 5-time New York Times bestselling author, and angel investor with early investments in companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Venmo, and Uber.
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Bruckner said that the pauses he used to separate blocks of thematic material were like an orator drawing breath, but what came across was a nervous and inexperienced public speaker.
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Redfield is also not viewed as a strong public speaker by experts inside and outside the agency; he has had to issue corrections to misstatements in recent testimony before Congress.
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The president launched a series of insults at Dimon, describing him as a "poor public speaker" and "nervous mess" who doesn't have the "aptitude" or "smarts" to run for president.
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In order to connect the dots and come up with the best possible research path, they can only hope that they have read the rightarticles or heard the right public speaker.
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"I never would have seen him as a public speaker or as a person who would speak out against things prior to his brother's death," his mother, Sybrina Fulton, told me.
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A combative public speaker, Meloni's rapid-fire speeches attacking immigration and globalization are delivered in deep tones easily traceable to the working-class Rome neighborhood where she was born and raised.
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Harris has already built a name for herself as a fierce public speaker in the Senate, where she's gone viral for taking Trump cronies to task in an inimitably incisive fashion.
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"Successful public speaking doesn't require you to be comfortable with public speaking," says Tiffany Dufu, public speaker and author of "Drop the Ball," at a recent speaking workshop in New York.
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Usually a loose public speaker, Mr. Dickerson read from a script, his voice shaking as he made an announcement: He was laying off 80 employees — the largest cuts in Etsy's history.
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Mr. Gandhi seemed reluctant to follow his mother, Sonia Gandhi, as the party president, was known to be an indifferent public speaker and became an easy target for right-wing trolls.
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"It's still illegal to be queer in 70+ countries and [remains] culturally unacceptable in the majority of the world," said Meg Ten Eyck, a queer public speaker and LGBTQ travel expert.
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At the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, on the other side of the street, a student acknowledges that Mr Corbyn is a poor public speaker, but sympathises with him all the same.
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He's not a bad public speaker, but he certainly makes up for his lack of polish with an unparalleled command of the science he's preaching and a bit of humility and relatableness.
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On Friday's episode of Home & Family, the talk show host and his actress wife break their silence following reports that Shawn was in a yearlong romance with British public speaker Richard Greene.
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Ruth Ebenstein is a freelance writer, public speaker and activist whose writing on parenting, education and activism has appeared in the Atlantic, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Review of Books, WomansDay.
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The vote was a lopsided 203-32, leaving Pelosi's supporters confident that she can rally the additional support in the five weeks remaining before the public Speaker vote on the House floor.
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" Lehrman, the Gore speechwriter, thinks Clinton vastly improved as a public speaker since her 2008 presidential campaign, and argued that her rhetorical style ultimately "played a very minor role in the election.
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A self-proclaimed "media maven," the 26-year old is an intersectional feminist activist, prolific writer, and razor-sharp public speaker whose advocacy focuses on Black, trans, and gender-nonconforming people's rights.
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The thing that makes me a good public speaker is that I'm very cerebral, but that often times can be a mouthful for when you're trying to write a turn up song.
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"The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or "smarts" & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess - otherwise he is wonderful," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Introduction to Finance, Accounting, Modeling, and Valuation — $19.99 See Details Become a stellar public speaker through exercises, examples, and templates designed to help you craft and deliver an effective message to your audience.
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Her 5-foot-1 frame and gentle voice make for a softer, slightly shyer version of the powerful public speaker who has no problems calling out world leaders on their failure to act.
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"It makes sense that she's married to a hit songwriter because she has such an incredible way with words and is such a great public speaker," the "If I Were You" singer said.
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President Donald Trump hit back at Jamie Dimon on Thursday, calling him a "poor public speaker and a nervous mess" one day after the J.P. Morgan CEO said he was "smarter" than Trump.
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His reactionary politics and talents as a public speaker combine to be a perfect fit for YouTube and the right-wing media, where videos of conservatives "destroying" weak-minded liberals routinely go viral.
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So, in addition to his sheer age, I knew he had gone out to see the world, remained an entertaining public speaker and continued to work as an attorney up to the present day.
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Heather Nauert has, for the most part, been an effective public speaker on behalf of the administration, and before that she was a visible and vocal Trump defender as an anchor on Fox News.
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Take Sage Grace Dolan-Sandrino, an 18-year-old Afro-Latinx artist, public speaker, and organizer who became an activist when she came out to the world as trans at the age of 13.
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Unlike his predecessor, Dr. Tom Frieden, a dynamic public speaker well versed in Washington political culture, Dr. Redfield has at times come across as a deer in the headlights, including during last week's hearings.
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Cramer: How do you -- the president says the problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for president, is he doesn't have the aptitude or the smarts and is a poor public speaker and nervous mess.
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Kyle, 44, who is a public speaker and executive director of the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation, found that she was expected to be "on" during events while also attempting to cope with her shattering loss.
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Be a better public speaker with this presentation-focused course, where you'll learn how to prepare and rehearse to be more successful, improve your vocals and presence, and manage any speaking jitters you might have.
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Dorsey, a gifted motivator and public speaker, inspired his fellow tweeps so much that many of them took to Twitter like juiced-up football players to gush about why they'll never quit the struggling company.
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Simon is a persuasive enough public speaker that this manipulation works, for the most part — though maybe it's just that commanding handlebar mustache — but that will fall apart in undoubtedly violent fashion once Negan returns.
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" Wade Davis, former NFL player and public speaker: "Men should start or continue to go deep within to do the emotional labor needed to determine what specific actions we can take to join the movement.
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Their daughter, Maritcha Remond Lyons, was a teacher, feminist and popular public speaker who chronicled the family's story in a memoir that provides a rare window into that era of black activism in the city.
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"Public access cable programmer, library page, paper boy, graphic designer, stack camera operator, type spec, theater rigger, carpenter, painter, costume designer, prop maker, set builder, public speaker, author," Savage recounts, not to mention TV host.
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For now, she travels around the world as a public speaker and recently launched her foundation Lily's Ray of Hope, which supports women and girls who are victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and child abuse.
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Artist, organizer, educator, and popular public speaker, Patrisse Cullors is a Los Angeles native and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Global Network and founder of grassroots Los Angeles based organization Dignity and Power Now.
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Since he's an expert public speaker, we asked T.D. if now's the time for Kaep to break his silence ... and the pastor told us Colin didn't need his advice -- 'cause he knows exactly what he's doing.
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It seemed that the progression of my life, if I were to put stock in what people said, meant becoming a public speaker who visits high school assemblies to lecture teens about life's preciousness: The darkest outcome.
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Given Maryland's proximity to Washington, DC, people in national politics have long been familiar with O'Malley and his presidential aspirations, and he's always been hampered by the (accurate) perception that he's not an enormously charismatic public speaker.
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And First Lady Michelle Obama, arguably the Democrats' most powerful public speaker in recent weeks, held a rally in Phoenix Thursday, urging the crowd of thousands to vote for Clinton and other Democrats on the Arizona ballot.
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Look at Adam Savage, who has channeled his creativity into a career as the former co-host of the hit TV show "Mythbusters," a special effects designer, and a public speaker — along with dozens of other jobs.
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He lost two friends that day, his livelihood as a voiceover artist and public speaker, and the cheque he was going to cash, earned for voicing a Coca-Cola ad aired during the 1998 soccer World Cup.
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I'm certain that when the organization invited Clinton, the decision made complete sense: He's an immensely gifted and charming public speaker, he's a published author, and nostalgia for his presidency is currently enormous, at least among liberals.
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Despite the enormous success of Citymapper, which has gone on to raise $50 million, Yusuf is a rare public speaker, so we're looking forward to hearing about his thoughts on the future of transportation and smart cities.
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The attention has given him a powerful platform -- but it has also made him the subject of demonstrably false conspiracy theories that claim he's so skilled as a public speaker that he must be a paid actor.
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" Unlike his successors, the Democratic former president, who served one term, purposefully chose not to join corporate boards or get paid as a public speaker because "he didn't want to capitalize financially on being in the White House.
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After being shot twice during the horrific school shooting that killed 12 students and one teacher, Eubanks developed an opioid addiction, and later became a public speaker dedicated to addressing the topic of substance abuse and addiction recovery.
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Muthart says she is expected to go back to rehab for another four weeks in the near future, but she's been keeping herself busy before then by serving as a public speaker for the Commission for the Blind.
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Mark Weinberg, a communications consultant and public speaker, served as special assistant to the president and assistant press secretary in the Reagan White House, and as director of public affairs in the office of former President Ronald Reagan.
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"The American spirit is as alive and well as ever," says Kyle, a public speaker and creator of the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation, which works to strengthen military and first responder marriages through community retreats that teach communication skills.
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Turner is a skilled public speaker, she took tough shots at Clinton during the campaign, and she's a black woman whose prominence in the movement Sanders fans feel ought to rebut allegations that it's a white male bro-fest.
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"This one is the most understandable by the public," Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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Combine his undeniable talents as a public speaker and debater with his ability to use YouTube to reach audiences around the world and you get a right-wing celebrity who has transcended Canada and become a global reactionary star.
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He then trained as an auto-electrician, a vocation that explains his affinity with technology, before heading to Bible school and a career as an evangelical preacher and part-time public speaker, a not uncommon path in a deeply devout nation.
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" Ms. Willoughby, who since Mr. Porter's resignation has become a writer and public speaker discussing abuse and its aftermath, wrote that only after walking a "path of growth and recovery" will there be "time for op-eds on trade policy.
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"Phil is a terrific public speaker so after I had become the head of the investment banking division in 1990, I had Phil giving me some tips on delivery at the banquet after the year end conference," Mr. Paulson said.
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Anwar, a rousing public speaker who once led thousands in rallies against Mahathir, has been preparing to rule for over 20 years and members of his faction within the PKR say they are determined to ensure he becomes prime minister.
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Today Rana is a successful public speaker, a former president of Ellevate Dubai, a network for professional women, and hosts a popular podcast she named 'When Women Win' -- all aimed at providing women with the support, knowledge and tools to thrive.
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Appearing in a two-minute sketch for College Humor on Thursday, Obama is seen creating her resume, writing "Best Public Speaker" underneath her "Skills" section, as well as noting that she's been "straight up nailing" her job for the last eight years.
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The engineers either fade into the background or, as with Samsung's former mobile chief JK Shin, they're trotted out just for a measure of self-effacing humor: "I may not be the best public speaker," said Shin during Samsung's Galaxy S6 launch.
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Ms. Willoughby, who works as a writer and public speaker, said "this discourse that we're in in terms of women's rights and the 'Me Too' movement" was a reason for stepping forward, and a reason she agreed with Mr. Porter's decision to resign.
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He built the Parthenon, supported some of the era's most famous works of theater, was bonkers-level hype about democracy, had tons of political influence, was an effective general and a famously great public speaker... yeah, he pretty much did it all.
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I'm not a public speaker — unless you consider telling 165 people how to use their oxygen masks to be public speaking — but there I was with three minutes to tell them everything I knew, to try to open their eyes to a real problem.
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In addition to Mr. Kasich's pay from his time as governor and from his job at Lehman Brothers, his campaign said that sum also included income from investments as well as from his work as a Fox News commentator, public speaker, board member and author.
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Much younger than the other speakers, she's a well-practiced public speaker, who reminds us that abortion is always wrong, even in cases of incest, or, like the Savita Halappanavar case in Ireland, when an abortion is needed to save the life of the pregnant person.
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The unlucky ones, are relegated to the overlook and the Yamanashi Prefectural Maglev Exhibition Center, where every SCMaglev sighting is heralded on a public speaker system, The preboarding process itself is an event, with music blaring, and passengers lining up for photos with a maglev cut-out.
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Social media consultant and public speaker Austin Iuliano — who speaks on social media marketing and how he went from homeless, sleeping out of his car with 43 cents to his name, to one of the fastest-growing live streaming influencers — made $125,000 last year in revenue.
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Amy Krouse Rosenthal, a prolific children's book author, memoirist and public speaker who, dying of cancer, found an extraordinarily large readership this month with a column in The New York Times titled "You May Want to Marry My Husband," died on Monday at her home in Chicago.
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You may be the best public speaker at your company, but if preparing for a presentation leaves you in a cold sweat and you're miserable while you're presenting to a large group, you shouldn't consider it strength, no matter how "good" at it people tell you that you are.
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Baratunde is a highly sought-after public speaker and internet person whose LinkedIn profile history includes: columnist for Fast Company, closing speaker for TED, director's fellow at the MIT Media Lab, director of digital for the Onion, national board member for BUILD, and gentrifier of Brooklyn, New York.
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Her story has all the twists of a comic book origin: She's a former bartender and activist turned congresswoman; she's a confident public speaker and a social-media whiz (where she once quoted from the "Watchmen" graphic novel); and she's a champion for progressive issues and the environment.
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As well as being a poet, performer and public speaker on veterans' issues, she is the associate director of Impact Theater: The Veterans Project, which brings civilians and veterans together onstage, and the artistic liaison of the One Fight Foundation, which is dedicated to reducing suicide among veterans.
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Sanders is not an extraordinary public speaker either, but his willingness to throw caution to the wind and fully embrace the idea of transforming the US into a North American Denmark excited millions of people and left zero market share available for a mainstream Democrat to run to Clinton's left.
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Rikki Poynter, a 27-year-old YouTuber, writer, and public speaker who is deaf, chronically fatigued and pained, told Gizmodo in an email that the first community she found through the web was a group of teenage girls on a forum for teenage girls—it wasn't specifically a disabled community.
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The singer-actress, who was one of the original four members of Destiny's Child and sang on hits such as "Say My Name," and "Jumpin' Jumpin'," parted ways with Hillman, an author, entrepreneur and public speaker, after a little more than two months of marriage, TMZ, who obtained the documents, reports.
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García was a precocious public speaker, in the mold of his mentor, and a good singer, a talent he later employed to great effect when he was busking as a student in Paris, and, even later, when he campaigned with famous Peruvian musicians, belting out Creole classics in his melodic baritone.
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For the 33-year-old author and public speaker, this candid moment was just one of Bailey's countless acts of kindness, gifts of tenderness the orange tabby started giving to Merryn when she first bought the cat from a pet store for $10 and smuggled him into her college dorm 14 years ago.
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Mrs Merkel has never been a great public speaker—she began her political career as a somewhat awkward spokeswoman for the pre-unification East German government—but over the years has made a virtue of this by honing a cautious, detached and unvarnished speaking style that offends few and, to many, conveys unspun authenticity.
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Before Janet Mock was a high-profile journalist or an advocate for the modern trans movement, before she was a sought-after public speaker or a bestselling author, she was a young trans woman, trying to find her way, discovering her true identity the same way that we all do: one step at a time.
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The former Microsoft CEO talks about how he's had to work hard to become a better public speaker throughout his career and admits that public speaking was one area where Jobs easily had him beat, according to the interview, published on Tuesday to promote the new Netflix documentary on Gates' life and career that premieres on Sept. 20.
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A poised and effective public speaker, she also has become famous for her book (and social movement, really) "Lean In." (You can see a very powerful and moving speech she made at Berkeley this year, if you want an example of her speaking talent, here.) Neither Facebook or Sandberg would comment on the possibility of her having a more high-profile role in the campaign.
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