Hosted by Peter George · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 184 episodes
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Do you want to be a better speaker? Do you want to know how to deliver a talk that connects with people on all levels? Do you want to be calm, confident, and credible every time you speak? Then tune in to Public Speaking with Peter George. Each episode is designed to help you develop superior public speaking skills so you can increase your impact, influence, and income -- whether you're speaking on stage, presenting in meetings, or selling to prospects.
Peter George hosts Public Speaking with Peter George, a education show with 184 episodes published.
What if your audience already felt connected to you before you said a single word? The most effective speakers don't wait until they're on stage to start building relationships — they begin well before the event starts.
Most speakers show up, deliver their talk, and leave. They're competent but forgettable. Exceptional speakers ask one question: "What else can I do to serve this audience and this organization?" That question is what sep
Humans have been captivated by the same story structure for thousands of years — and the best business speakers have figured out why. In this episode, Peter George breaks down the Hero's Journey into a simple three-act f
The difference between a presentation that feels polished and one that feels choppy often has nothing to do with the content — it comes down to transitions. In this Quick Bytes episode, Peter George breaks down exactly w
Every industry has its alphabet soup — ROI, KPI, B2B, API, SDK, LTO — and we toss these around assuming everyone in the room is fluent. They're not. Even in a roomful of professionals from the same field, someone is new,
Ever wondered how one sentence can carry seven completely different meanings — without changing a single word? In this episode, Peter unpacks the subtle but transformative power of emphasis, the speaking technique that c
What's the one thing your audience will actually remember from your presentation a week later? Spoiler: it's not your data, your slides, or even your best joke — it's your repeatable phrase. In this episode, Peter reveal
The moment you think you've arrived as a speaker, you start declining. In this episode, you learn how the best speakers never stop learning, refining, and pushing themselves to the next level. You'll discover ten practic
Technology will fail you. It's not a matter of if; it's when. In this episode, you discover what to do when your mic cuts out, your slides freeze, or the internet goes down mid-presentation. From smart preparation strate
That nagging voice telling you you're not qualified, that someone's about to find you out, that other speakers are more credible than you — it has a name: impostor syndrome. And it affects even the most accomplished spea
What's the ultimate goal of every presentation you give? It's not to inform. It's not even to inspire. It's to transform —to leave your audience thinking, feeling, and acting differently than they did before you spoke. I
Most speakers learn by watching others — studying their gestures, their pacing, their delivery — and then trying to replicate it. The problem? Audiences can feel the difference between someone who is performing and someo
For many speakers, Q & A is the part of the presentation they just want to survive. The questions feel unpredictable, the pressure feels real, and one stumble can seem to undo everything you worked so hard to deliver. Bu
Your slides aren't your presentation — you are. Yet most speakers build their deck first, then figure out what to say about each slide, and end up reading from the screen with their backs to the audience. In this episode
Most speakers think they're rehearsing. They scroll through their slides, run the talk in their head, maybe do one read-through the night before. Then they step in front of an audience and wonder why the words feel clunk
In this episode, you'll learn about something absolutely critical to your success as a speaker: your core message. Without one, your presentation is just a collection of interesting points. With one, you create lasting t
The more engaged your audience is, the more they learn, remember, and act on your message. Unfortunately, most speakers treat presentations as monologues, delivering content and hoping people pay attention. The most effe
There's something that affects nearly every speaker, from beginners to seasoned pros…and probably you: nervousness. That anxiety, those butterflies, that surge of adrenaline before you speak. The good news? You can harne
Data informs, but stories transform — and in this QuickBites episode, Peter George reveals why storytelling is the secret weapon that separates exceptional presenters from merely good ones. Stories bypass the analytical
Most speakers are terrified of silence — so they fill every gap with words, filler phrases, and nervous chatter. In this QuickBites episode, Peter George flips that instinct on its head and makes a compelling case for th
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