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Professionally Written And Inspirational
Step-by-step Guides That Walk You Through Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Own Inspirational Speech!
... Best man speeches: Be Fearless, Funny and Flawless!
... Bride speeches: Beautiful Words for a Beautiful Occasion!
... Father of the bride speeches: How to be Witty and Well Prepared!
... Groom Speeches: Say the Right Words at the Right Time!
... Maid of honor speeches: Your Complete 'How to' Guide!
... Mother of the bride speeches: Words of Love!
Pivotal Public Speaking Resources
Public Speaking eBooks
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Overcome your fear of public speaking
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How to Create Impact with Your Presentation
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How to Write a Great Speech
Spotlighting:
Making Sense of our lives through the power and practice of Storytelling
by Christina Baldwin
Christina Baldwin’s work on Story…the art, the practice, the importance of telling and re-telling stories in our lives is a stunning masterpiece. Woven beautifully with fragments and selections of her own stories, Baldwin once again instructs, enchants and inspires the reader about the critical nature and importance of the individual stories of all of us. Whether it’s to build community, heal generational wounds, create stronger organizations, leave a legacy, or simply to pass on information, Baldwin’s narrative builds a compelling case for the power of “storycatching.” A magnificent read…and a wonderful gift to give. What will be the questions you carry to ask of yourself and others? A must-have!!
by Christina Baldwin
Christina Baldwin’s work on Story…the art, the practice, the importance of telling and re-telling stories in our lives is a stunning masterpiece. Woven beautifully with fragments and selections of her own stories, Baldwin once again instructs, enchants and inspires the reader about the critical nature and importance of the individual stories of all of us. Whether it’s to build community, heal generational wounds, create stronger organizations, leave a legacy, or simply to pass on information, Baldwin’s narrative builds a compelling case for the power of “storycatching.” A magnificent read…and a wonderful gift to give. What will be the questions you carry to ask of yourself and others? A must-have!!
Wedding Speeches And Toasts...
Professionally Written And Inspirational
Step-by-step Guides That Walk You Through Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Own Inspirational Speech!
... Best man speeches: Be Fearless, Funny and Flawless!
... Bride speeches: Beautiful Words for a Beautiful Occasion!
... Father of the bride speeches: How to be Witty and Well Prepared!
... Groom Speeches: Say the Right Words at the Right Time!
... Maid of honor speeches: Your Complete 'How to' Guide!
... Mother of the bride speeches: Words of Love!
Books on Public Speaking
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