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~ Richard
Zeoli
$14.95
$10.17
With The
7 Principles of Public Speaking, Richard
Zeoli makes the common sense, gimmick-free
program he’s offered to business leaders and
political candidates available to everyone.
Whether you are looking to position yourself as
an industry expert, extend your sphere of
influence, or gain the support and backing of
vital constituencies, The
7 Principles of Public Speaking will
give you the tools you need to achieve your
goal. If you are a polished professional, it
will help you hone your skills. If you are a
novice communicator, it will help you overcome
obstacles and convey your message with
confidence, poise, and persuasiveness.
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~ Cliff
Atkinson
In this book, communications consultant Cliff Atkinson shows
that if these new kinds of audience participation are
embraced and the conversations properly handled, the outcome
can be a new, more effective form of communicating. Whether
you’re a host, presenter, or an audience member, Cliff will
help you understand how this convergence of social forces is
upending the presentation norm and how you can effectively
manage the change.
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by Dale
Carnegie
The landmark edition of Dale Carnegie's
public-speaking bible.
Dale Carnegie, author of the legendary How
to Win Friends and Influence People, began
his career as the premier "life coach" of the twentieth
century by teaching the art of public speaking. Public
speaking, as Carnegie saw it, is a vital skill that can be
attained through basic and repeated steps.This 2006 revision is the definitive
one for our era. |
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And death came third
by Andy Lopata , Peter Roper
This
book is more than just a guide to the shy and
anxious. In a very simple way Andy and Peter have
explained how anyone can improve the way they are
perceived in the market place through networking and
public speaking.
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Present Like a Pro: The Field Guide to Mastering the
Art of Business, Professional, and Public Speaking
by Cyndi
Maxey and Kevin
E. O'Connor
"A must read for aspiring speakers as well as the
experienced professional. The authors leave no rock unturned
through the process of what is required to enhance your
speaking skills." |
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Working the Room: How to Move People to
Action through Audience-Centered Speaking
by Nick Morgan
Give Powerful Speeches to Audiences of Five or
Five Hundred
Through entertaining and insightful examples,
Morgan illustrates a practical, three-part
process—focusing on content development,
rehearsal, and delivery—geared toward engaging
an audience on every level: emotional,
intellectual, and physical.
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Secrets Of Superstar Speakers: Wisdom from the
Greatest Motivators of Our Time
By Lily Walters
The world's top speakers and motivators reveal
how they work their magic. |
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by Timothy J. Koegel
It's
often reported that the number one fear among
American adults is public speaking. But in
today's competitive business world, effective
communication is a crucial skill, and the cost
of being less than effective is quite high. From
the White House to boardrooms worldwide, Tim
Koegel has strengthened presentations, media
relations and communications skills of CEOs and
world leaders alike with his renowned coaching
abilities. His new book, The Exceptional
Presenter, lays out his techniques in a
format perfectly suited to today's busy world.
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by Jeanette and Roy Henderson
Whether addressing a few colleagues or a packed
auditorium, readers will find practical and
simple techniques for inspiring every listener.
It's a wonderful blend of solid concepts,
practical applications, and invaluable
techniques. It takes the speaker from the
planning stage through to the execution stage of
any presentation. It addresses not only speaking
in front of a crowd, but also one on one and
small group interactions.
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101 Ways to Captivate a Business
Audience
by
Sue Gaulke
There's nothing worse than sitting in
the audience while an inept speaker
stumbles through an ill-conceived
business presentation-- unless, of
course, you're the one floundering in
the spotlight. In 101 Ways to
Captivate a Business Audience, Sue
Gaulke, founder of the Speaker's
Training Camp, strips the mysteries from
the process by showing how to prepare
and present an effective address that
will successfully involve your audience
and deliver your message. |
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