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Helping Your Audience By Going After An Iceberg With A Shotgun
If how you wrap up your next speech is really the most important part of the speech, then what’s the best way to do it?
Why Your Speech’s Ending Doesn’t Work And What To Do About It
Quiz time: what’s the most important part of your next speech? The opening? The points that you make in the middle to support your position
Boo! How Speakers Overcome Their Fear Of Speaking
Considering just how much effort it takes to give a speech, it’s perfectly natural that every speaker should feel at least some level of nervousness.
How Speakers Handle That FEAR Thing…
Remember when your Mom was tucking you into your bed at night and she told you that there was nothing to be afraid of so
Four Ways To Show Your Audience That You Hate Them (Not!)
Giving a great speech is one thing, understanding how to not give a bad speechcan be something completely different. Lots of self-help books, trainers, and
How To Use PowerPoint To Kill Your Audience (Figuratively)
Hopefully we can all agree that as a speaker, you should never start a speech with intention of killing some or all of your audience–
Why Every Public Speaker Should Be “Tweeting” (This Means You)
Will these Internet crazes never end? Just in case you’ve been living under a rock someplace and haven’t heard about the “Twitter” revolution, guess what:
Good Speakers Know How To Work A Room
Speakers who want to be successful know that they have to connect with their audience. How to do this is the ultimate question that we’ve
Read A Good Book Lately? How About “Everyone Communicates Few Connect”
So I’m not sure if there is really any big payoff for taking the time to write about how to become a better speaker; however,