by Lee Glickstein | Sep 8, 2015 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
We come into this world as fully expressive bundles of divine energy, but as relational beings we need our divinity mirrored back in order for us to fulfill our unique expression on earth. After our physiological and safety needs are met, our need for belonging...
by Lee Glickstein | Aug 14, 2015 | New Perspectives on Public Speaking
A few days ago I heard a radio ad for a cable TV service that trumpeted peace of mind as the promise. “And isn’t it all about peace of mind?” were the closing words. In the next two days I heard “peace of mind” twice more, in ads for a...
by Lee Glickstein | Jul 9, 2015 | New Perspectives on Public Speaking
I just saw “Whiplash,” the 2014 movie that won a Best Actor Oscar for J.K. Simmons as an abusive jazz music teacher. Beyond the unremitting cruelty, I was struck by the precision of the minute adjustments required by professional musicians to keep their...
by Lee Glickstein | May 13, 2015 | New Perspectives on Public Speaking
In previous columns I’ve cited brain research that sheds light on the transformational impact of the Relational Presence practice we do at Speaking Circles, an approach that may be considered the lazy person’s guide to dissolving stage fright with groups...
by Lee Glickstein | Feb 9, 2015 | Luminous Listening & Relational Stillness
“It would be an advantage for anyone to make everything appear to move in slow motion. It would give you time to analyze the situation and the actions of everyone and everything around you. It gives you extra time to determine your actions in a pressure...