Friday, November 21, 2008
10 Sure-Fire Steps To Take The Fear Out Of Public Speaking
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Book Review - New Talkpower
(Capital Ideas for Business & Personal Development)
by Natalie H. RogersThursday, June 12, 2008
The Power of Your Speech
Language expert Wilfred Funk was one of the first to study highly successful men and women to determine what they have in common. What he discovered was that they all have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively. Since then, many studies have shown the same thing. In fact, members of the "speaking" professions - lawyers, politicians, professional speakers, salespeople, and entertainers - are among the highest paid. There appears to be a high correlation between word power and earning power. The ability to speak, to persuade, and to keep an audience's attention is well rewarded.
What about you? Have you been sabotaging your own success because you feel that speaking in front of a group is something you would rather die than do? If so, it is time to do yourself a favour and learn the skills that can change your life.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Become a fearless, confident public speaker
For most people, just the thought of—or the hint that they might “have to” —speak in public automatically raises their anxiety level to red alert. In fact, it’s well know that many psychological polls rank public speaking as people’s #1 fear… usually ranking above the fear of death.
If you have any level of fear, even if you are terrified when it comes to public speaking, I’m here to tell you that you do not have to live with it. There are all sorts of techniques you can use, but the people at ThinkRightNow.com have produced a new audio program.
”You can literally erase your fear of public speaking… whether it’s a brutally intense fear or just a small twinge. And you can do it without effort or struggle with a new audio program just released:”
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
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Saturday, September 08, 2007
Presentation Nerves Part I
There seems to be hundreds of theories and opinions about nerves in relation to making a presentation. Possibly one of the more famous sayings is that it is okay to have butterflies, as long as they are flying in the same formation.
Other people say presentation nerves are built-in anticomplacency buttons, ensuring that we are always on edge and performing to our best.