“Overcome the Fear of Speaking?”
“Overcome Fear of Speaking-Why?”
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The rewards for overcoming this all-to-common #1 Fear claimed by Americans, the “Fear of Speaking”, can result in the broadening of citizen participation in generating and spreading new ideas & better Solutions. Potential solutions that You might have some insight into, can be too easily avoided with the typical excuse: Oh, I can’t do that, or, I’m scared to death of speaking in public, or …[Read More]
Competent Speaking Skills are not impossible to develop, I see Clients do it all the time.
It’s simply learning new skills that you can dependably use with Confidence.
Read a Speech @ Princeton University
Jeff Bezos of amazon.com, delivers an address at Princeton University. As you watch him read his speech, let’s watch for several training points that can benefit all of us.
1. Although he is talking about personal events from his childhood, he delivers his Speech with constant reference to his speech pages on the lectern. Here is a classic example of “Reading a Speech” and illustrates why you should avoid, if you can, this delivery choice [Read more…] about Read a Speech @ Princeton University
Show#19- “3 Ways to Become a Trusted Speaker”
“Trust” is most valued, most sought after & most difficult to earn…
Do you want to be acknowledged to be a Trusted Speaker? Of course. In fact you need to be a Trusted Speaker if you intend to make a difference in people’s lives, influence decisions, change opinions, and, most importantly, develop Support for your goals.
In this Show, we’ll look at 3 strategies that you, as … [Read more…] about Show#19- “3 Ways to Become a Trusted Speaker”
paces @ TED
You’ll never look at a Speaker the same…
Tony Robbins, a dynamic Speaker, speaking here at a TED event illustrates 2 behaviors Speakers should train to avoid.
At about 6 minutes into his Presentation he quickly [Read more…] about paces @ TED
Show#18- “Speakers, Lecterns & Podiums”
Stand on it? Stand behind it? Find out here~
Speakers frequently have the opportunity to work with Lecterns & Podiums. Each one is a Speakers tool and the proper use can enhance your impact with your audience.
Lecterns & Podiums come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and they are often confused as being the same thing or interchangeable… but they’re not.
A Speaker typically stands on one, and behind the other. In this Show we’ll take a look at which is which and…