How To Write A Speech That Will Capture Your Audience’s Attention
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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
Public Speakers Do Better When They Lose The Script
If I asked you to do a perfect job for the next speech that you gave, what would you do differently? I’m willing to bet
It Turns Out That The Little Things Really Matter When Giving A Great Speech
What does it take to capitalize on the importance of public speaking and transform a so-so speech into a great speech? Is it how the
Business Speaking: What To Do, What Not To Do
Giving a speech in a business environment, specifically to a group of senior managers, can be one of the most difficult speeches that any of
Getting To Great – How Great Speakers Are Made
I’m pretty sure that it would be safe to say that we’d all like to become better public speakers. The challenge that we face is
Public Speakers Want To Know: Are Handouts Your Friend Or Foe?
How much information is there going to be in your next speech? Most of the speeches that we give are full of great information that