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A Career In Professional Speaking

April 18, 2008

The best thing is that it doesn’t matter how experienced or inexperienced you are. The only thing that you need to emphasize is your speaking ability. The better you speak, the better you will be paid. The more you establish yourself as an expert speaker, the more opportunities are bound to come your way. Listed below are some ways that will help you further your career goals by using professional speaking: -The Simple Fact: It is obvious that whenever you speak, people lend their ears to... Read more »

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Secrets To Calm Public Speaking

April 7, 2008

One of the questions I most ask people who come to me for personal coaching to increase their public speaking skills is this. “Did you warm up before speaking”. And most of them just stare at me as if I am completely mad and don’t have a clue what I am talking about. I then explain that even professional singers and professional actors and athletes all warm up before going on stage or performing in some way. Why should it be any different for public speaking? The one fundamental... Read more »

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Using Humor In Public Speaking

August 22, 2007

Humor in public speaking is the most widely used tools when giving your target audience something to take with them. Remember, this is the whole point of public speaking. Whether you give them something entertaining or persuasive, you will want your audience members to be able to say that they learned something or that they haven’t wasted their time listening to you. Even if you provide them with just some new and interesting facts you will You will find that it can be difficult to break... Read more »

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A Few Simple Things You Must Do If You Want To Be Wealthy

August 17, 2007

Making money is easy when you move to cause rather than living out effects. Let me draw a simple analogy to clarify my point. Imagine standing before a huge waterfall. You’re thirsty and the water is fresh, clean, and pure. You can take as much as you like. How much can you take home with you? It all depends on the size of your container. You can take a thimble, a small cup, a gallon bucket, a barrel, or even a tank truck. Similarly, the amount of money in the world is like this fountain... Read more »

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The Real Secret to Quickly Writing a Book For Maximum Profit

August 17, 2007

The secret is in creating an outline for the book that will help you “fill in the blanks” rather than wonder what to write about along the way. So, if you haven’t started writing your book I have good news… The fastest way to get going is to decide on your chapter topics/titles first before you try to figure out exactly what you want to say. If you have a problem figuring out what you want to name the chapters, just focus on the topic of the chapter and from there write... Read more »

Posted by Sanyika · Filed Under Tools and Resources