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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!So just exactly what is a title? It is how

Speakers who want to be able to connect with their audience can make it happen by incorporating satire, irony, and sarcasm into their next speech

As speakers I’m pretty sure that by now we all realize the power of humor in a speech. I know that I’ve had the opportunity

As speakers we all know that if we add humor to our speech, we can get our audience to laugh. With a little luck this

Ok, so let’s face it. Not everyone is cut out to be the next Tony Robbins. The thought of launching yourself onto a stage, grabbing

Many times when I’m talking with speakers they want to know what the next step is. They have been giving speeches for a while and

Wouldn’t it be great if the next time that you took the stage to deliver a speech, you could have somebody else come up there

Wouldn’t it be fantastic if every speech that we gave was a great speech? I mean we can almost picture our audience standing up once

So let’s all agree on something: not all speeches that we give are the same. Some speeches we give are just being delivered because we

I can only speak for myself, but because of the importance of public speaking I’m always looking for ways to become a better public speaker.

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