If you're working in communications right now (or you want to), you've probably found yourself wondering what the future holds for the profession. So it’s not really surprising when you see this question keep popping up in conversations across the industry: will AI take our jobs? The real risk isn't AI itself, but standing still while everything around us changes because of it. What’s the biggest risk for a career in communications?

You can be the smartest person in the room and still completely lose your message the moment a microphone appears. So… what actually separates confident communicators from nervous ones, and how can we use these traits or skills to become more confident in speaking to the media, public or even just during a presentation? We’ve got some tips.

In this blog, we talk about why speaking confidence is a physical skill, not a personality trait, and how simple repetition changes everything. Learn how to do public speaking with confidence, and find your voice.

If the thought of speaking in front of others makes you break out in a cold sweat, you're not alone. But here's the good news: public speaking is not an inborn trait, reserved for the few who are naturally charismatic. It's a skill that anyone can learn and hone, and mastering it can unlock doors in your career that you might never have thought possible so… read on to learn how great public speaking can transform your career.