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Public Speaking 911
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Tips and advice on all aspects of public speaking, from how to write a speech, to how to conquer stage fright.
- Added on: Aug 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tortietude
- Listed in: Public Relations Personal Development
- Tags: public speaking speeches courses classes stage fright public speaking training
Recent Posts
When Speaking in Public, Don’t forget to Pause
Believe it or not, one of the most effective skills a public speaker has in knowing when not to speak. That’s right. It’s knowing how to effectively use “the pause.” A pause is often used to accentuate what it is you’...
Toshiba Releases New Feather-Light Mobile Projector
For those of you tired of lugging a heavy projector around, Toshiba has released a feather-light projector weighing only 4 lbs. It’s the TLP-WX100U mobile projector and comes loaded with the following features: closed captioning function ...
How to Ruin a PowerPoint Presentation
What is the number one way to ruin a PowerPoint Presentation? Use too many words! Research shows that having lots of words on the screen to match a spoken presentation is not a good thing. It actually increases the cognitive load on the brain. What d...
Know When to End a Speech
Do you know what is more important than a well-crafted opening to a speech? Knowing when and how to end it! Conclusions are incredibly important because that’s where you are giving your “call to action.” And, if your call to actio...
When Your Body Language isn’t Helping
Finally, the last presidential debate is over and this long election is about to come to an end. Yes, it was nice being able to observe how the professionals communicate, both in their stump speeches, convention speeches, and debate styles. But, ...
Dale Carnegie Training in Ohio for October, 2008
There are a couple Dale Carnegie courses to tell you about which take place in Ohio beginning late October, 2008. The course is “Effective Communications and Human Relations,” which is a 12-week course running one night per week for 3.5 h...
