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Public Speaking
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Speaking in Public or Private: I Hate My Voice! I Sound Like a Chipmunk!
One of my clients is a professional woman whose voice mail message can make or break her listeners' decision to hire her. It was her cry of distress that is the title of this message. And, unfortunately, there was a great deal of truth in her complaint!
This is what I suggested she do to improve her sound:
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So You Want To Be a Professional Speaker
It is important to understand that just because you have the confidence to get up in front of hundreds of people and state your opinion or talk about your expertise, does not qualify you automatically for the world of professional speakers.
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3 Essentials in Planning a Craft Presentation
Sharing your passion with others can be both exciting and daunting. It gives you the chance to interest and educate your audience - but only if you're prepared. Take time out to plan what you'll do and say, as much as what you'll take, and you'll soon be giving talks no-one will want to miss.
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Public Speakers! Myth #3: I'm A Good Spontaneous Speaker and I Don't Need to Prepare Ahead
As I struggled to give her a concise answer, I realized, with a sinking feeling, that I had omitted an entire section of my argument--the section that connected facts I had given with the theory I offered. And, without that connection, there was no logic to my theory--and absolutely no reason for anyone to take the action I had urged! So, here are 6 great tips to take the pressure off, and make your short-notice speeches winners.
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Let Yourself Grow Wise
You've heard it. You've read it. You know it in your bones. From mistakes comes experience. From experience comes wisdom.
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Be Here Now
That’s the title of the classic book by Ram Dass, circa 1970. I bought the book. I read the book. I liked the book. And the whole message is in the title. Be here now. Be here now! Be here now! This is what we’re to do every moment we’re in the meeting room.
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Speak With E's; Part 1
“Educate, Energize, Entertain, and provide an experience for
your audience”. The most important objective of any speaker is to appear
credible and knowledgeable about the subject.
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Public Speaking Myth #2: Proper English is Not All That Important
I heard it with my very own ears. And what's even more distressing is that I heard it uttered by an attendee during a break in a workshop I was giving. When challenged by another student, he cited as proof of his statement the sloppy-to-abominable English heard by us all in our everyday lives.
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Stage Fright: Overcoming Nervousness
Do you give presentations at work? Do you lead meetings? Are you an actor or singer? Or perhaps you need to give a speech at a wedding soon. How does that make you feel? Nervous? Learn more about what causes those 'butterflies' in your tummy and how you can overcome them.
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