Six Minutes is dedicated to helping you become a more effective speaker and communicator.
One way to realize this goal is to offer not just one opinion and one voice, but the advice and opinions of the larger public speaking community. Last week’s excellent article on how to get into professional speaking from guest author Jane Atkinson is a great example.
Therefore, I would like to invite you to write an article for Six Minutes.
Six Minutes continues to grow, both in the number and breadth of articles as well as in the number of subscribed and unsubscribed readers.
Just as a wise speaker must consider their audience when constructing a presentation, I think it is important to do the same for Six Minutes. Please help me plan the direction for Six Minutes into 2009 by taking 1 or 2 minutes to answer a short survey.
For those reading this message in email or via RSS, you may not see the survey below. In that case, click through to the one-minute survey here (or the Google Docs version).
Thank you in advance for your participation, and thank you for reading.
Six Minutes entered the public speaking blogosphere six months ago.
Whether you discovered Six Minutes months ago or days ago, thank you for your readership.
Due to rapid subscriber growth lately, I’m going to mark the occasion by:
This is the new home for the Six Minutes blog, previously at 6minutes.wordpress.com. All previous posts and comments have been migrated here.
Wordpress.com is a fantastic free service for bloggers, but moving to a new host increases the tools at my disposal to deliver interesting content.
Thank you for your continued readership.
Andrew
The Six Minutes blog aims to study effective communication methods, with a focus on public speaking and presentations.
I am a both a practitioner as well as as student of effective communication techniques.
This is my motivation for starting this blog.
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