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Is Mitt Romney Too Smart for the Republican Base?
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Body Language, CEOs/Financial, Government & Politics, Video, Workplace, Worst Speaker of the Day on December 9, 2011
A lot has been written about Mitt Romney’s flip flopping on important philosophical and public policy issues, but does he have a greater problem with the GOP electorate? Perhaps Romney appears too smart, as in the intellectual variety.
You don’t have to be Bill Maher (he calls the GOP the “stupid party”) to acknowledge that during the last dozen years or so the party has not rewarded intellectualism. George W. Bush in 2000 liked to convey the idea that he was so unworldly that he’d never left the country (even though he had.)
Who Won the Tea Party Presidential Debate?
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Audio, Body Language, CEOs/Financial, Communications, Government & Politics, Video on September 13, 2011
TJ Walker looks at the winners and losers of the CNN Tea Party GOP Presidential Debate.
CORRECTION:
“Correction: I made a blunder in this video. I incorrectly stated that Pawlenty endorsed Perry. In fact, Pawlenty endorsed Romney. I will try not to make such simple, unforced errors in the future.”
Doing The Math On Obama’s Poll Numbers: TJ Walker On Saudi Arabia TV
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, CEOs/Financial, Communications, Crisis Communications, Debate Central, Government & Politics on September 9, 2011
TJ Walker, Managing Editor of The Daily National, takes an in-depth look at the meaning of President Obama’s record low poll numbers.
Crisis Communication For Sports Stadiums. What Is The $Price For Fan Loyalty And Safety?
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Best Speaker of the Day, blogging, Body Language, Communications, Crisis Communications, Media Training, Video on August 31, 2011
Can violence by sports fans be addressed by legislation?
That’s the hope of a California state lawmaker who has introduced a bill meant to deter violent fan behavior at sports events.
Justin Bieber Thanks God For Best Male Video Award At VMAs. What About His Fans?
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, celebrities, Video on August 29, 2011
Justin Bieber may have won a Best Male Video award at the MTV VMA but did he also lose some fans?
Instead of thanking his fans and professing his thanks to them, Bieber spent his time thanking God, Jesus and even the other nominees but no mention of the people that have put him where he is today.
7 Hurricane Crisis Communications Laws of Success Every Politician Needs to Follow
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, CEOs/Financial, Communications, Crisis Communications on August 25, 2011
Political Predictions For Hurricane Irene
Hurricanes can make or break a political legacy. Just ask President George ‘Katrina’ Bush.
That’s why we see so many politicians are today scrambling around to look like they are on top of the situation. NJ Gov Chris Christie just held a press conference outlining precautionary measures (and he did it from New Jersey, not on vacation in Florida—yes he still wants people to forget his poor performance in last winter’s blizzard.)
Steve Jobs Resigns. What Presentation and Speaking Secrets Can You Learn From Him? -Presentation Training
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Audio/Video Technology, Body Language, CEOs/Financial, Video, Workplace on August 25, 2011
IABC New York’s “The Wired Water Cooler”
To see pictures from the rest of “The Wired Water Cooler” conference click here.
Soliciting suggestions for public speaking sites
Posted by TJ Walker in Uncategorized on December 29, 2007
We are currently revamping our sales letter websites for our workshops at Media Training Worldwide. The public speaking one is at www.presentationtrainingworkshop.com and the media training is at http://www.mediatrainingworkshop.com/. We are currently looking for ideas on how to improve the site and, specifically, what video people would like to see on the site that would be a) interesting and b) motivate people to want to sign up for the workshop. I will send anyone an autographed copy of either of my books Media Training A-Z or Presentation Training A-Z if they give me any suggestions on how to improve either site, and what videos they’d like to see. Please send to me at tj@tjwalker.com.
Another great Public Speaking and Media Training Blog
Posted by TJ Walker in Uncategorized on December 28, 2007
My colleague at Media Training Worldwide, Jess Todtfeld, has just started a new speaking blog at www.speakinginsider.com. Jess is consistently funny and insightful around the office and in our trainings here. I think you will enjoy his thoughts and musings on speaking and media issues of the day. In addition to be the President of Media Trainign Worldwide and a traienr to thousands, Jess was a senior producer at the Fox News Channel for a decade and was a former standup comic
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