Tag Archives: Frank Simmons Jr.

Believing in Yourself

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Richard Andrews

Yesterday we shared a great guest post by Frank Simmons Jr. who encouraged you to be yourself – and to believe in yourself – to avoid becoming a cookie-cutter professional speaker. To take the topic a bit further, I thought I’d share this clip … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: How to Avoid the Cookie Cutter

Posted on April 3, 2016 by Richard Andrews

We have a special guest post today courtesy of Frank Simmons Jr., a nationally known speaker, trainer, coach, mentor, author and motivator. By Frank Simmons Jr. I have been speaking for over 25 years to audiences of all shapes, sizes, colours … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: The 3 As of FRANKxtraordinary Speaking

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Richard Andrews

We have a special guest post today courtesy of Frank Simmons Jr., a nationally known speaker, trainer, coach, mentor, author and motivator. By Frank Simmons Jr. Have you ever wondered what you could do to improve on your speaking talent? … Continue reading →

Posted in Developing core public speaking skills, Guest post | Tagged appearance, attendance, attitude, audience, first impressions, Frank Simmons Jr., FRANKxtraordinary speaking | Leave a comment