K-Stew epitomizes what not to do when public speaking. Whether you’re accepting an award, giving a presentation, making a toast, or having an interview, the public speaking knowledge that can be gleaned from the Twilight star’s many awkward speeches knows no bounds. Luckily we’ve boiled it down to 10 simple public-speaking tips you can learn from watching Kristen Stewart. 1. Don’t act like whoever you’re speaking to is beneath you, or like they’re wasting your time. Obviously this is particularly essential in interviews, because if anything, you’re the one wasting their time. Don’t act like you’re above the position or like you have somewhere else to be. If someone is…

“I speak two languages, Body and English,” iconic actress Mae West once said. “The body never lies,” added famed choreographer Martha Graham. Body language is a powerful tool. We had body language before we had speech, and a lot of what you understand in a conversation is read through the body — not the words. Control of communication through both speech and body is essential for success in your career. Said Alan Guinn, Managing Director of The Guinn Consultancy Group: “Non-verbal communication is the strongest way we communicate in our work environment. As a matter of fact, things which are communicated non verbally are even more effective, in most cases,…