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Every speaker wants their next speech to be a successful speech. We do the things that we know that we have to do: we select a topic, write a speech, practice it, and then we end up just hoping that the importance of public speaking will make everything work out for us. However, it turns … Read more
Speakers need to take the time to study how musicians connect with their audience and then use the same techniques to create better speeches
Speakers need to realize that once they are done speaking they then need to take the time to receive praise from their audience
Speakers who want to be able to give speeches that will be remembered need to learn how to incorporate stories into their speeches
Speakers may be called on to participate in a debate and if they are then they need to show up with a position and material to support it
Speakers can be powerful speakers. In order to make this happen we need to be aware of how we are talking and make changes to boost our power
A lectern is something that can either help or hinder a speech. Speakers need to understand how to best make use of a lectern during a speech
As is the case with most speakers, we both give and end up listening to many different speeches. After a time, they can all start to blur together. However, because of the importance of public speaking it is our responsibility to listen to each and every speech that we have an opportunity to hear. Our … Read more
How lucky we all are. We get to live in these modern times with all of the advantages that technology can bring to us. Yes, giving a speech is still a difficult thing for any of us to do. However, it turns out that if we’re willing to invite some technology to our next speech … Read more
All to often when we are giving a speech, we do it in what is called the “classic style”. This means that we stand on a stage and we speak to our audience and they listen to us because of the importance of public speaking. This is a one-directional monologue. However, times are changing. We … Read more