It takes a certain kind of bravery to stand in front of a crowd and tell the audience what you think about things. However, there is nothing more nerve-wracking than standing in a room full of people, asking a question, and receiving silence in return.

How do some people have the power to get a crowd to eagerly raise their hands with questions and feedback? What is the special sauce that will get your audience to not just want to listen, but also talk?

We’ve shared the quick tips before. Now it’s time to go deeper. This webinar looks at the psychology behind what makes people speak up in a group: what encourages them to ask questions, share feedback, and join the conversation. Then we’ll turn those insights into practical techniques you can use in any meeting, training session, or presentation.

By the end, you’ll have the tools to get even the quietest group of colleagues talking like old friends about your favorite work topic.