The Eloquent Woman's weekly speaker toolkit

If you want to keep up with my wide-ranging reading list about women and speaking in real time, follow The Eloquent Woman on Facebook where these links are posted all week long--or just head here on Mondays, where I summarize them all for you. Either way, you'll be expanding your understanding of women and speaking:

• No questions asked: This writer says women need to stop asking themselves, "Who do you think you are?" if you're going to find your voice.
• Meet your new coach: Can technology make us more intelligent about gender in the workplace? My clients at SAP think so: "By surfacing this imbalance, the tool merely prompted us to reflect on our decision, identify unintentional bias which was rooted in a misinterpretation of their communication style, and correct for it before we finalized the decision."
• Did you miss? This week, the blog shared a case study from a favorite recent project of mine: Coaching a cadre of scientists to give TED-quality talks. Famous Speech Friday shared Amy Schumer's recent remarks that shut down a heckler who said, "Show us your tits."
• About the quote: This wisdom from Nelson Mandela certainly applies to speeches! Find more quotes like this one on our Pinterest board of great quotes by eloquent women.