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Have you ever wondered where and when public speaking originated from? We believe that the original form of public speaking started between 243 and 231 million years ago. It was in the form of symbols and drawings on cave walls called hieroglyphics. This was followed by bodily actions such as gestures and facial expressions used for communication. Fast forward to…
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Professional Public Speaking is achievable with hard work, determination and planning. Making your presentations come alive begins with these six steps. 1. There are many steps required to reach this goal beginning with a realistic mindset of your weaknesses and strengths. Having yourself evaluated by a Professional Public Speaking Coach and Trainer is an excellent way to begin this process. …
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Professional public speakers are considered vocal athletes. They are motivated to achieve not only excellence in oratorical skills but outstanding platform mechanics and presentational style. Their passion is speaking, persuading audiences, changing mindsets while captivating and transforming minds and hearts. These skills are not only for keynote speakers but for anyone who speaks in a public forum. Not unlike…
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The most important part of every public speaker is their voice. You must develop your voice as a finely tuned instrument. Speaker Skills will teach you to • speak from your diaphragm • vary your tone and pitch • make your voice strong enough to be heard in the back of the room without a microphone • play around with…
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Puberty is a time of physical and emotional changes, and everyone experiences it differently. It is a time when we are most vulnerable to new fears developing. The fear of public speaking seems to occur during this time. We care deeply about what other people think of us. Our self-confidence and self-worth are tied into our fragility of ourselves. The…
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The uncertainty of our lives is now a constant. The Pandemic has played havoc with our physical and mental health, job security and our economic future. However, the only constant that is unchanging is our need to communicate. Through our need to verbally express our doubts, insecurities, fears, anxiety, goals and dreams we are able to discover new directions in…
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