Originally Published
on Style Goes Strong:
(Sadly this site no longer exists so I've given this article a home here)
(Sadly this site no longer exists so I've given this article a home here)
By Gerit
Quealy Published Jun 24, 2013
I often
hear the lament that women over a certain age feel invisible. But there are a
lot of women out there showing up, doing their thing, and making their mark in
highly visible ways.
Case in point: Author and speaker coach
Robyn Hatcher. She gave us some great advice on how important your voice
is to your personal style. She's been coaching others on how to best present
themselves for over a dozen years as a voice, speech, and presentation coach at
SpeakEtc.
And she
just distilled her accumulated wisdom into a new book, Standing OvationPresentations, which helps you identify your personal speaking style
and hone it to perfection.
Hatcher
has a section in her book called the Wardrobe Department, which addresses
issues of style for speaking in public (American's #1 fear!). But we asked 10
questions about her personal style which you might find easily adaptable to
your own.