by Lee Glickstein | Feb 14, 2017 | Luminous Listening & Relational Stillness
I received a call last month from an accomplished consultant/author who’d given many successful presentations yet hadn’t spoken in public for 7 years after having what she perceived as a traumatic speaking experience. She was approached by a few speaking...
by Lee Glickstein | Nov 1, 2016 | Other Applications of Relational Presence
I can trace the roots of my extreme stress around public speaking–which I didn’t solve until I was nearly 50–to growing up in a family that did not provide a safe space to be myself out loud. This started early when my parents followed child rearing...
by Lee Glickstein | Sep 1, 2016 | Luminous Listening & Relational Stillness
When I started treating people with stage fright 25 years ago I didn’t set out to teach the finely-calibrated vibration of receptivity that turns out to be the kryptonite to public speaking anxiety. Back then there was little subtlety in my own listening. But I...
by Lee Glickstein | Feb 14, 2016 | New Perspectives on Public Speaking
Recently I provided a public speaking class for a program within Terra Linda High School focused on “developing socially responsible, ecologically literate, and economically aware leaders for the next generation.” The experience proved to be a turning...
by Lee Glickstein | Sep 9, 2015 | Luminous Listening & Relational Stillness
Luminous listening is the alchemical core of Relational Presence that is the key to authentic compelling public speaking. The practice of approaching “public speaking” as a function of listening more than of speaking has dissolved the performance anxiety...