Articles, tagged with "public speakers", page 1
18th August 2010
People who are very shy, and people who are afraid of public speaking often have a lot in common.
I spent many years teaching people the techniques of public speaking. A lot of my students were very terrified of speaking in public.
I found out that ...
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Author:
Royane Real
19th March 2010
There's more to speaking than sharing a few words. Here are the top nine characteristics of public speakers that you can use too1. Solid Content. Even a person lacking charismatic gifts can develop solid content. Always share something the audience finds ...
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Author:
Chong Chavez
16th October 2009
Not all people are born fantastic public speakers - making an eulogy speech an additional challenging task. Regardless of an address being an eulogy speech for a father, mother, relative, close friend or co-worker, the least thing you definitely would im...
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Author:
Gregory Scott
09th October 2009
Effective public speakers have a strange sense of energy in them so draws a crowd like a moth to the flame. People who are witness to this strength can't permit but think about how gives them such a commanding presence. How can properties capture the awe ...
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Author:
Candy
05th April 2009
Many clubs and organisations rotate the important role of introducing other speakers at their meetings. If you are relatively inexperienced at public speaking this is a great opportunity to practice and build your confidence.When introducing other speaker...
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Author:
Edward Hope
01st May 2008
This is the third of three articles on using gestures for public speaking. This deals with mannerisms. The first dealt with appropriate gestures and the second inappropriate gestures.
When speaking in front of an audience, as seasoning enhance a meal...
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Author:
Jonathan Steele
01st May 2008
This is the second of three articles on gestures for public speakers. This deals with inappropriate gestures. The first article looked at appropriate gestures and the last will deal with mannerisms.
When speaking in front of an audience, gestures enha...
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Author:
Jonathan Steele
01st May 2008
This is the first of three articles on gestures for public speakers. This deals with appropriate gestures. The following two articles will deal with inappropriate gestures and mannerisms.
When speaking in front of an audience, gestures enhance the talk...
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Author:
Jonathan Steele
07th August 2006
Everyone is familiar with Aesop's Fables. They are short stories usually about animal characters designed to make a point about human behaviour. Aesop has been credited with inventing the fable. Indeed, the name Aesop has become synonymous with fables. Ho...
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Author:
Mike Haydon