EPISODE · Aug 21, 2026 · 58 MIN
Mini-Workshop: Public Speaking
from Coffee with Kim · host Kim Kaupe
🎧Timestamps 05:55 Red flags to avoid in your presentation 12:11 Speaking loudly and projecting your voice 16:47 Handling audience interruptions effectively 19:02 Controlling your pace and slowing down 26:12 Post-speaking review and continuous improvement 29:52 The role of outside feedback and AI tools 35:08 Overcoming cringe and practicing confidently 40:07 Tips for ongoing growth in public speaking 🔗Links: Former President Obama’s Podcast: A Great Book with Barack Obama (premieres on 09/24/26) 💬 Liked this episode? You’ll also love: How To Speak With Impact With Nausheen I. Chen 📬 Want the full list of resources + recaps from today? Sign up at CopyMyHomework.com for notes, links, and recommendations. 📸 Snap a screenshot, tag me on Instagram or LinkedIn @kimkaupe—I love hearing what stuck with you! And if this helped? Leave a review or follow the show—it means the world.
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Public speaking can feel intimidating, whether you’re standing on a stage, pitching an idea, leading a meeting, or simply turning on your camera for a Zoom call. Talking too fast, losing your train of thought, or wondering what to do with your hands are all common challenges, and the good news is that they’re skills you can work on. Strong public speaking starts long before you say your first word. From preparing your outfit and technology to slowing down your delivery and focusing on one person at a time, small changes can make a big difference in how confident and comfortable you feel. You’ll learn: - How to prepare before a presentation so you walk in feeling calm and ready - How to focus on one person to make speaking to a room or camera feel more natural - How to review your recordings and get feedback to improve your delivery - What to say when someone interrupts with a question so you can stay on track without shutting them down Whether you’re preparing for a big presentation or simply want to feel more comfortable speaking at work, these tips can help you become a clearer, more confident communicator. You don’t need to become a perfect speaker you just need to keep practicing, paying attention, and finding what works for you.
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Mini-Workshop: Public Speaking
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