What Public Speakers Can Learn From TED Talks
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New Techniques For Dealing With Every Speaker’s Biggest Fear: Stage Fright
We’d all like to become better public speakers. However, that’s simply not going to happen if we are too afraid to get up there and
3 Tips To Transform Your Next Speech Into An Experience For Your Audience
The great thing about public speaking is that just about everything that we are trying to do has been done before. When you get ready
5 Ways To Make Speech Humor Work
Humor is hard. Humor in speeches is extra hard. However, humor is also a key part of getting your audience to realize the importance of
3 Speechwriting Secrets From The Experts
The next time that you have to sit down and write a speech, wouldn’t it be great if you could just pick up the phone
How To Write A Speech That Will Capture Your Audience’s Attention
When it comes time to sit down and write your next speech, are you going to be worried that you’ll end up boring your audience?
Great Speechwriters Know How To Start From The End
Quick question for you: what’s the difference between a sculptor and a painter? It turns out that the answer is pretty simple: a sculptor creates
3 Secrets Speakers Use To Add Stories To Their Speeches
Does your next audience really want to hear your speech? I mean really, what are they going to be doing after you are done speaking?
How Good Of A Speaker You Are Depends On How Well You See Yourself
Every speaker wants the same thing – to become a better speaker. The challenge that we all have is that although we understand the importance
The Importance of Making a Great First Impression With Your Audience
Note: This article has been written by Philip J Reed on behalf of DexOne, creating small business marketing solutions. We all know about the importance