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Every year, the National Academies publishes more than 100 studies on issues related to engineering, technology and quality of life. Speechwriters can find source material in six broad categories: Engineering and Health Care. Engineering Education, Practice and the Profession. Engineering, Energy and the Environment. Engineering, the Economy and Society. National Security and Resilience. Public Policy and Program Reviews. MORE
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations, MORE
In just a short time I’ve been able to find new inspirations on TED, some new resources on YouTube, and a couple of press cuttings that I can build into my South Africa presentations to give my content a fresh feel. I’ve also located several resources that although not applicable to what I’ll be doing on this trip, I can file away for possible future use. Any web-derived resource, such as TEDTalk, will operate in the same way as an anecdote would. MORE
Here is a great resource ; an entire website dedicated to the art of “table topics&# , or speaking impromptu.What I like about the site is that he gives you a lot of templates, or outlines you can use for practising unprepared topics. Thanks to Andrew William’s for creating the resource. Public Speaking “groop&# – great resource Here is a great resource for public speaking. MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The June 2012 edition listed AV supplies for professional speakers. Speakers for speakers, so to speak… Professional speakers have a multitude of AV needs in their home offices [.]. Business Communication Public Speaking Technology MORE
Much interesting (and quirky) info in this resource. A speechwriter in DC wrote to share this: . Harper’s has published their entire 25-year archive of Harpers’ Indexes online at [link] Simply type in your query or keyword, and it will return the relevant factoids from over the years. MORE
PowerPoint Ninja is a new blog that offers great tips and tricks on PowerPoint. The goal is to move you from apprentice to ninja MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The December edition listed a variety of gifts suitable for clients, speakers’ bureau contacts, colleagues, friends and loved ones. whether the recipient is a foodie, science geek, chocolate [.]. Culture Shock! Marketing Holiday gifts National Speakers Association MORE
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations, MORE
The post Delivering an EPIC Keynote: 4 Resources to Help You Become an Epic Public Speaker appeared first on Jane Atkinson. Let’s imagine Covid is in our rearview mirror and you are standing in front of your ideal audience – a live audience (yahoo!). MORE
How you say what you say is called prosody. It is the thing I call Vocal Image, a personality we create through many elements of sound including pitch, rhythm, emotion, volume, and length of tone, among others. I have many examples of the importance of prosody in this blog, but I have also said that [.]. communication Speaking vocal power voice lessons Tomatis vocal image MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The January/February edition lists books recommended by NSA members as inspiration for the New Year. Go Ahead and Laugh: A Serious Guide to Speaking with Humor, by Rich [.]. Business Communication Marketing Public Speaking Social Media Speechwriting Book Review MORE
It’s an incredible resource for public speakers and it’s changing the way I—and my clients—find news and relevant stories for our presentations. One of the biggest frustrations my clients have when preparing a speech is finding those key stories and credible facts that make it come alive. They often reveal that they waste so much time searching for information online that they no longer have enough time for practice. MORE
The communications firm hires content providers such as myself to produce human resources articles. Only it didn't hire me for any assignments. When it notified me that I hadn't made the cut - after a time-consuming two-step vetting process - it did indicate that I could enter into its LinkedIn network. A link was given. Bring on the clowns. Place your sponsored content and links on this syndicated site. High Google Rankings. Brandname incoming links. MORE
I want to share with you a great resource for presenters– Indezine.com. EllenFinkelstein.com: Could you give us an overview of the resources on the site? Geetesh: There are tons of resources — and they are geared to two distinct audiences. Resources indezineThis site is run by a great friend of mine, Geetesh Bajaj, and includes a vast amount of information on PowerPoint, presentation tools, and more. MORE
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Reader Mike Schultz shares another good source of online storytelling examples and resources to help you in your next speech: Washington, DC-based SpeakeasyDC , which aims to promote autobiographical storytelling with podcasts, recordings, and events that include a monthly open mic series, ensemble performances, story socials, and classes and coaching--and they broadcast on Local TV, available on the site. Tags: storytelling women and public speaking online resources we like MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The October list focuses on resources for writers and writing. Business Communication National Speakers Association Relevant Resources SPEAKER MagazineI help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). Montblanc Fountain Pen – Writing with a quality fountain pen is like making love to your words as they [.]. MORE
Anyone interested in the world of professional speaking should check out two relevant resources from the National Speakers Association (NSA). Note: This is the NSA that speaks, not the NSA that listens! SPEAKER Magazine Published 10 times a year this house magazine of the NSA is sent to all members. However, anyone can read the [.]. Podcasts Public Speaking National Speakers Association SPEAKER Magazine Voices of Expereince MORE
… Resources Visuals Design Principles featured Presentation Design Using Images Visual Aids Visual LanguageNo matter what the ultimate goal of your presentation is, you can’t achieve that goal if your presentation doesn’t effectively transfer information. It may feel counterintuitive, but visuals are the best way to transfer information in a presentation. A picture is worth a thousand words, as they say. MORE
Elizabeth Holmes' signature trait is the ability to bounce back from whatever. She had lost her billions, her company, and her brand as tech genius. She is awaiting trial for fraud and more. But she, at age 35, has managed to snag herself a wealthy young finance. He is Billy Evans, 27 years old. Evans is heir to the Evans Hotel Group and had worked in the driverless car industry. The two lovebirds are bunking in lux in San Francisco. MORE
To get your storytelling juices flowing, visit some of the many resources available on the web. What are your favorite resources and sources of story inspiration? . MIT Storytelling and Business Resources. People using the Beyond Bullet Points (BBP) approach enjoy successful presentations because they tell stories while giving the presentation. They don’t load their slides with a lot of words and meaningless data. MORE
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Meryl Runion’s SpeakStrong site is full of resources to help you with speaking, both publicly and privately. Her articles are excellent. A couple that I found useful were “Take the Time to Say It Right&# and “10 Tips to Speak Strong at a Trade Show.&#. Her blog often offers PowerPhrase and PoisonPhrase examples and tips. She listed a poison phrase of mine , when referring to a slide, “I know you can’t see this, but…&#. MORE
To get your storytelling juices flowing, visit some of the many resources available on the web. What are your favorite resources and sources of story inspiration? . MIT Storytelling and Business Resources. People using the Beyond Bullet Points (BBP) approach enjoy successful presentations because they tell stories while giving the presentation. They don’t load their slides with a lot of words and meaningless data. MORE
I'm excited about the new Amazon-powered Eloquent Woman store , because it gives me the chance to share new books, presentation tools and electronic resources with readers, all in one place. I welcome your feedback in this new resource! Tags: books we like store online resources we like Included is a special section just for books about women and public speaking , and I'll be expanding all the sections in the days and weeks to come. (If MORE
This video tells you where you can find tremendous video training to actually show you how to do speaking techniques. link]. Over 300 public and professional speaking videos MORE
2018 is shaping up already as a great year for books with useful resources for speechwriters and public speakers interested in good storytelling. If you're looking for a gift to mark Black History Month, look no further: The Annotated African American Folktales is a treasure trove for storytellers who want to draw on African and African-American folktales. More than 100 examples are collected and annotated here by a stellar pair of experts: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., MORE
The helpful advice from designer and executive director John McWade from Before & After is one of the most useful websites out there. I'm a huge fan of John's simple, straight forward approach to graphic design and teaching. His advice is always very practical and he has helped thousands and thousands of people over the years communicate more clearly by learning the essentials of graphic design. MORE
Online resource for material for presentations: templates, video, photos, eetc. Some of the resources you asked for are already on my site or in existing books. Tags: Resource Uncategorized books courses help resources webinars Thanks to all of you (about 100 people) who answered the survey! 1) What version of PowerPoint are you using? 2000 or earlier. 2002/2003. 40.2%. 55.4%. 2001,x,2004 (Mac). 2008 (Mac). 2) Which books would help you most with presentations? MORE
The folk at Udemy have put together good collection of youtube videos focusing on public speaking. The videos are short, and give good examples and advice on become a better speaker. Udemy also has a several online public speaking courses for sale. But like many learning sites you may have to look around to find the one that best suits you (hint: click on the courses and check out the table of contents). MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The May 2012 edition suggests resources to stimulate your creative juices. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). Creativity and fresh ideas are essential to the success of any professional speaker, and even naturally creative [.]. MORE
The Freesound Project is a web site that collects sounds and sound effects (not music) that are available under Creative Commons licensing, and therefore free and legal for anyone to use. It’s also a community; you can register and upload your own sounds for sharing. At the top right, enter a term in the Search box. For example, try entering thunder or bell , and you’ll find lots of options. MORE
Here’s an incredibly comprehensive listing of 150 resources for writers compiled by Claire Morgan and published on the Open Education Database website. It includes everything writers need, from proper citation and grammar guides to organizational tools, legal help, news digests, media resources, and much more. Business Communication Speechwriting reference material writers MORE
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This short slidecast by Karl Kapp shows great makeovers. You'll learn a lot about how to avoid death by PowerPoint MORE
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The July / August 2012 edition listed web-based resources for professional speakers. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). This is the last column I will edit, as a new editorial team takes over in [.]. Public Speaking Technology SPEAKER Magazine MORE
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations, MORE
Tags: Life Skills Cartoon caption creativity Humor resources iPhone app New Yorker Toastmaster magazine article MORE
To get you started, I've asked readers of The Eloquent Woman on Facebook to share their top advice for new speakers or presenters--and I've added links to resources that will help you act on their wisdom. One of the best thing you can do as a newbie in public speaking is to get advice from more seasoned speakers. MORE
[link] This video tells you where you can find tremendous video training to actually show you how to do speaking techniques. Over 450 public and professional speaking videos MORE
Please complete this online survey to help me create resources that will best meet your needs. Every completed survey helps me assess what you want, and it should take you only 3 minutes. Here’s the link to the survey: [link]. Thanks in advance! MORE
Thanks to @jayphilips Tweeting about these 50 free resources that will improve your writing skills. Courtesy of Smashing Magazine. Nested tips run into the hundreds. Write on! MORE
Resources Related Topics Craig Strachan - Keep Talking!
JUNE 30, 2015
The folk at Udemy have put together good collection of youtube videos focusing on public speaking. The videos are short, and give good examples and advice on become a better speaker. Udemy also has a several online public speaking courses for sale. But like many learning sites you may have to look around to find the one that best suits you (hint: click on the courses and check out the table of contents).
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JULY 30, 2012
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The July / August 2012 edition listed web-based resources for professional speakers. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). This is the last column I will edit, as a new editorial team takes over in [.]. Public Speaking Technology SPEAKER Magazine
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Presentation Guru
JUNE 21, 2019
… Resources Visuals Design Principles featured Presentation Design Using Images Visual Aids Visual LanguageNo matter what the ultimate goal of your presentation is, you can’t achieve that goal if your presentation doesn’t effectively transfer information. It may feel counterintuitive, but visuals are the best way to transfer information in a presentation. A picture is worth a thousand words, as they say.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
OCTOBER 14, 2011
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The October list focuses on resources for writers and writing. Business Communication National Speakers Association Relevant Resources SPEAKER MagazineI help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). Montblanc Fountain Pen – Writing with a quality fountain pen is like making love to your words as they [.].
PowerPoint Tips
APRIL 22, 2011
I want to share with you a great resource for presenters– Indezine.com. EllenFinkelstein.com: Could you give us an overview of the resources on the site? Geetesh: There are tons of resources — and they are geared to two distinct audiences. Resources indezineThis site is run by a great friend of mine, Geetesh Bajaj, and includes a vast amount of information on PowerPoint, presentation tools, and more.
The Presenter's Blog
SEPTEMBER 10, 2012
In just a short time I’ve been able to find new inspirations on TED, some new resources on YouTube, and a couple of press cuttings that I can build into my South Africa presentations to give my content a fresh feel. I’ve also located several resources that although not applicable to what I’ll be doing on this trip, I can file away for possible future use. Any web-derived resource, such as TEDTalk, will operate in the same way as an anecdote would.
Joan Detz Speaker Services
NOVEMBER 1, 2011
The Educational Video Group has issued their 2012 catalog, with a wide selection of speeches on DVD. . www.evgonline.com.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 18, 2012
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The June 2012 edition listed AV supplies for professional speakers. Speakers for speakers, so to speak… Professional speakers have a multitude of AV needs in their home offices [.]. Business Communication Public Speaking Technology
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
DECEMBER 10, 2011
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The December edition listed a variety of gifts suitable for clients, speakers’ bureau contacts, colleagues, friends and loved ones. whether the recipient is a foodie, science geek, chocolate [.]. Culture Shock! Marketing Holiday gifts National Speakers Association
DeFinis Communications
MARCH 7, 2011
It’s an incredible resource for public speakers and it’s changing the way I—and my clients—find news and relevant stories for our presentations. One of the biggest frustrations my clients have when preparing a speech is finding those key stories and credible facts that make it come alive. They often reveal that they waste so much time searching for information online that they no longer have enough time for practice.
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
The post Delivering an EPIC Keynote: 4 Resources to Help You Become an Epic Public Speaker appeared first on Jane Atkinson. Let’s imagine Covid is in our rearview mirror and you are standing in front of your ideal audience – a live audience (yahoo!).
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 27, 2012
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). The January/February edition lists books recommended by NSA members as inspiration for the New Year. Go Ahead and Laugh: A Serious Guide to Speaking with Humor, by Rich [.]. Business Communication Marketing Public Speaking Social Media Speechwriting Book Review
Craig Strachan - Keep Talking!
SEPTEMBER 16, 2010
Here is a great resource ; an entire website dedicated to the art of “table topics&# , or speaking impromptu.What I like about the site is that he gives you a lot of templates, or outlines you can use for practising unprepared topics. Thanks to Andrew William’s for creating the resource. Public Speaking “groop&# – great resource Here is a great resource for public speaking.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
MAY 8, 2012
Each month I curate the Relevant Resources column – a list of time-saving tools and technologies. The May 2012 edition suggests resources to stimulate your creative juices. I help edit SPEAKER Magazine for the National Speakers Association (NSA). Creativity and fresh ideas are essential to the success of any professional speaker, and even naturally creative [.].
PowerPoint Tips
APRIL 29, 2009
PowerPoint Ninja is a new blog that offers great tips and tricks on PowerPoint. The goal is to move you from apprentice to ninja
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 30, 2013
Anyone interested in the world of professional speaking should check out two relevant resources from the National Speakers Association (NSA). Note: This is the NSA that speaks, not the NSA that listens! SPEAKER Magazine Published 10 times a year this house magazine of the NSA is sent to all members. However, anyone can read the [.]. Podcasts Public Speaking National Speakers Association SPEAKER Magazine Voices of Expereince
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 23, 2010
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations,
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 23, 2010
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations,
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 23, 2010
One of the best, free, resources for speakers is the weekly SpeakerNet News email newsletter sent each Friday to more than 9,000 professional speakers, consultants, trainers, and authors. Each issue features items sent in by the newsletter readers, including: Tips on subjects like sales and marketing, travel, technology, great resources, saving money, PR, conducting better presentations,
PowerPoint Tips
AUGUST 24, 2009
Meryl Runion’s SpeakStrong site is full of resources to help you with speaking, both publicly and privately. Her articles are excellent. A couple that I found useful were “Take the Time to Say It Right&# and “10 Tips to Speak Strong at a Trade Show.&#. Her blog often offers PowerPhrase and PoisonPhrase examples and tips. She listed a poison phrase of mine , when referring to a slide, “I know you can’t see this, but…&#.
PowerPoint Tips
JANUARY 25, 2010
The Freesound Project is a web site that collects sounds and sound effects (not music) that are available under Creative Commons licensing, and therefore free and legal for anyone to use. It’s also a community; you can register and upload your own sounds for sharing. At the top right, enter a term in the Search box. For example, try entering thunder or bell , and you’ll find lots of options.
Great Public Speaking
AUGUST 17, 2012
[link] This video tells you where you can find tremendous video training to actually show you how to do speaking techniques. Over 450 public and professional speaking videos
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 4, 2013
Here’s an incredibly comprehensive listing of 150 resources for writers compiled by Claire Morgan and published on the Open Education Database website. It includes everything writers need, from proper citation and grammar guides to organizational tools, legal help, news digests, media resources, and much more. Business Communication Speechwriting reference material writers
Humor Power
OCTOBER 31, 2009
Tags: Life Skills Cartoon caption creativity Humor resources iPhone app New Yorker Toastmaster magazine article
PowerPoint Tips
OCTOBER 29, 2009
Online resource for material for presentations: templates, video, photos, eetc. Some of the resources you asked for are already on my site or in existing books. Tags: Resource Uncategorized books courses help resources webinars Thanks to all of you (about 100 people) who answered the survey! 1) What version of PowerPoint are you using? 2000 or earlier. 2002/2003. 40.2%. 55.4%. 2001,x,2004 (Mac). 2008 (Mac). 2) Which books would help you most with presentations?
The Eloquent Woman
FEBRUARY 15, 2018
2018 is shaping up already as a great year for books with useful resources for speechwriters and public speakers interested in good storytelling. If you're looking for a gift to mark Black History Month, look no further: The Annotated African American Folktales is a treasure trove for storytellers who want to draw on African and African-American folktales. More than 100 examples are collected and annotated here by a stellar pair of experts: Henry Louis Gates, Jr.,
PowerPoint Tips
MAY 26, 2009
This short slidecast by Karl Kapp shows great makeovers. You'll learn a lot about how to avoid death by PowerPoint
PowerPoint Tips
SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
Please complete this online survey to help me create resources that will best meet your needs. Every completed survey helps me assess what you want, and it should take you only 3 minutes. Here’s the link to the survey: [link]. Thanks in advance!
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 23, 2017
The communications firm hires content providers such as myself to produce human resources articles. Only it didn't hire me for any assignments. When it notified me that I hadn't made the cut - after a time-consuming two-step vetting process - it did indicate that I could enter into its LinkedIn network. A link was given. Bring on the clowns. Place your sponsored content and links on this syndicated site. High Google Rankings. Brandname incoming links.
Presentation Zen
SEPTEMBER 19, 2010
The helpful advice from designer and executive director John McWade from Before & After is one of the most useful websites out there. I'm a huge fan of John's simple, straight forward approach to graphic design and teaching. His advice is always very practical and he has helped thousands and thousands of people over the years communicate more clearly by learning the essentials of graphic design.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 29, 2019
Elizabeth Holmes' signature trait is the ability to bounce back from whatever. She had lost her billions, her company, and her brand as tech genius. She is awaiting trial for fraud and more. But she, at age 35, has managed to snag herself a wealthy young finance. He is Billy Evans, 27 years old. Evans is heir to the Evans Hotel Group and had worked in the driverless car industry. The two lovebirds are bunking in lux in San Francisco.
The Eloquent Woman
AUGUST 31, 2009
Reader Mike Schultz shares another good source of online storytelling examples and resources to help you in your next speech: Washington, DC-based SpeakeasyDC , which aims to promote autobiographical storytelling with podcasts, recordings, and events that include a monthly open mic series, ensemble performances, story socials, and classes and coaching--and they broadcast on Local TV, available on the site. Tags: storytelling women and public speaking online resources we like
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 28, 2009
Thanks to @jayphilips Tweeting about these 50 free resources that will improve your writing skills. Courtesy of Smashing Magazine. Nested tips run into the hundreds. Write on!
Joan Detz Speaker Services
MARCH 10, 2011
Every year, the National Academies publishes more than 100 studies on issues related to engineering, technology and quality of life. Speechwriters can find source material in six broad categories: Engineering and Health Care. Engineering Education, Practice and the Profession. Engineering, Energy and the Environment. Engineering, the Economy and Society. National Security and Resilience. Public Policy and Program Reviews.
Beyond Bullet Points
OCTOBER 3, 2008
To get your storytelling juices flowing, visit some of the many resources available on the web. What are your favorite resources and sources of story inspiration? . MIT Storytelling and Business Resources. People using the Beyond Bullet Points (BBP) approach enjoy successful presentations because they tell stories while giving the presentation. They don’t load their slides with a lot of words and meaningless data.
Beyond Bullet Points
OCTOBER 3, 2008
To get your storytelling juices flowing, visit some of the many resources available on the web. What are your favorite resources and sources of story inspiration? . MIT Storytelling and Business Resources. People using the Beyond Bullet Points (BBP) approach enjoy successful presentations because they tell stories while giving the presentation. They don’t load their slides with a lot of words and meaningless data.
Joan Detz Speaker Services
FEBRUARY 18, 2010
Much interesting (and quirky) info in this resource. A speechwriter in DC wrote to share this: . Harper’s has published their entire 25-year archive of Harpers’ Indexes online at [link] Simply type in your query or keyword, and it will return the relevant factoids from over the years.
Great Public Speaking
AUGUST 15, 2011
This video tells you where you can find tremendous video training to actually show you how to do speaking techniques. link]. Over 300 public and professional speaking videos
The Eloquent Woman
JANUARY 5, 2010
I'm excited about the new Amazon-powered Eloquent Woman store , because it gives me the chance to share new books, presentation tools and electronic resources with readers, all in one place. I welcome your feedback in this new resource! Tags: books we like store online resources we like Included is a special section just for books about women and public speaking , and I'll be expanding all the sections in the days and weeks to come. (If
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 22, 2011
To get you started, I've asked readers of The Eloquent Woman on Facebook to share their top advice for new speakers or presenters--and I've added links to resources that will help you act on their wisdom. One of the best thing you can do as a newbie in public speaking is to get advice from more seasoned speakers.
Kate's Voice
JUNE 7, 2010
How you say what you say is called prosody. It is the thing I call Vocal Image, a personality we create through many elements of sound including pitch, rhythm, emotion, volume, and length of tone, among others. I have many examples of the importance of prosody in this blog, but I have also said that [.]. communication Speaking vocal power voice lessons Tomatis vocal image
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