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Speaking With Authority: Giving an Oral Presentation

Face it, at some point we are all going to have to do an oral presentation in class for a grade. Anxious? Take a deep breath, don't panic, and remember you can do it. You may not have a silver tongue, but that doesn't mean you can't communicate effectively.


Charismatic Communication: Immunise Your Audience Against Attacks From Your Competitors Or Opponents

Immunisation theory owes much to the medical practice of vaccines and innoculation, and just as it has saved countless lives in this virus-infested world, rhetorical immunisation can provide a superb defence against incoming propaganda and mind viruses.


Eye Contact at a Glance: Make a Connection With Your Audience

Eye contact can be an uncomfortable aspect of public speaking, but there are ways to make it easier, and the reward of making a strong connection with your audience is worth it.


Eulogy Writing - 9 Steps to Keep It Simple

Being asked to prepare and deliver a eulogy or funeral speech is a privilege.
However many people find the prospect entirely overwhelming for two reasons. The first is it signifies the end of a loved one’s life. When added to public speaking being people’s number one and most frequently listed fear, then it is little wonder giving a eulogy is thought to be the most difficult speech of all to prepare.
There are ways around it.


How to Compel Rapt Attention

For most speakers and writers - this is nirvana. The ability to engage their audience by being genuine. Nothing pre-fabricated. And nothing phony.


Don’t Let Power Point Ruin Your Speech!

Visual aids have ruined many speeches and presentations when the speaker is overreliant upon the aid. Giving a Power Point presentation requires more than just reading off each slide to the audience (you really should be shot if you do that). Learn how to put the spotlight back on you, the speaker, and be the star of your own presentation.


Speech Writing Tip Top 10

Speech writing tip Top 10 for developing and outlining speech topics and other speech writing tips and tricks. Use it before and after you have written your speech.


From Stage Fright to Speaking Ease

For the first time ever, I brushed off those butterflies in my stomach. I was not a performer trying to receive applause, approval or acceptance. I didn't have to be perfect. I delighted in being me.


Public Speaking - A Fate Worse Than Death?

Being asked to stand up and speak in public can be a terrifying experience for some people. The dreadful nervous churning of the stomach; nausea; sweating; trembling; dry mouth; blushing, dizziness; rapid, pounding heartbeat; fast breathing, even breathlessness and often the mind goes completely blank. It appears like a Fate Worse Than Death, but actually it can be a very worthwhile and enjoyable experience, if only you know some of the secrets of the professionals.


How To Heal Vocal Cords Quickly And Efficiently After A Rough Weekend Of Gigs Or Public Speaking

If you depend on your voice to make money as a public speaker or as a singer, then you need to read this article. Valuable information to repair damaged vocal chords.


How Not To Embarrass Yourself When Speaking In Public

A couple of very practical tips so that you don't embarrass yourself when speaking in public...


4 Tips to Take the Terror Out of Giving Presentations

Why is the prospect of trying to communicate information in front of even one person so horrifying? Most people fear looking bad, being criticized, suffering rejection, and losing business or friends-all because they are certain they will forget what they'd planned to say. Follow these easy and simple memory tips to give perfect presentations every time.


Speaking in Public or Private: I Hate My Voice! I Sound Like a Chipmunk!

One of my clients is a professional woman whose voice mail message can make or break her listeners' decision to hire her. It was her cry of distress that is the title of this message. And, unfortunately, there was a great deal of truth in her complaint! This is what I suggested she do to improve her sound:


Three Ways to Overcome Your Public Speaking Fears

I am going to show you three specific ways to overcome your public speaking fears but first you need to believe that the fear and nervousness you are experiencing CAN be overcome.


Making A Wedding Speech? Overcome Your Fear In Seven Simple Steps

If you're one of those people who gets nervous at the prospect of having to make a wedding speech, don't despair. Even if you don't consider yourself to be a 'natural performer', there are some simple techniques you can learn to help you control the jitters.


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