How to Own the Room: Women and the Art of Brilliant Speaking

Authors liberal biases are on full firehose blast making the book very hard to read. forced my way through. Luckily the audiobook is well read. Content is very low. Rather than the "How To" book the title suggests, it's actually just the author's commentary on her favorite liberal speeches from her favor liberal celebrities. So you won't come away knowing much more on "how" to own any rooms than before you started. At the end of the book the author summarizes that to learn to be a good professional speaker we should watch and listen and practice copying those we admire. and ultimately that summed up the whole book, the author can't tell you "how" so watch speeches and figure out "how" yourself. I'm not a Trump fan. Hate the guy. But the way this author is always using liberals framed as good speakers and Trump framed as a bad speaker over and over just seemed scarily blindly biased and ultimately unprofessional. Zero effort to create a balanced work. Pushing into the preachy realm.