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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***One of the Best Kept Secrets of Dynamic Public Speaking

Do you know what one of the best kept secrets is in public speaking? It has nothing to do with your material but is vital in your delivery. All the great speakers do it while many novices do not. It is easy to do and natural. In fact, you do it in normal conversation with your family, friends, colleagues and acquaintances and never give it a second thought. It is called moving. Now you may be questioning what moving has to do with public speaking. Everything. Moving is important for several reasons.

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Public Speaking

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***Have You Been Told That You Speak in a Monotone?

Often those who speak in a monotone are not allowing their emotions to be heard or be seen. They have a tendency to repress their feelings, keeping them on the inside. Expressing emotion is normal; it is natural; and, it is referred to as color – the life, the animation, and the passion which ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Stop Shouting -- Learn the Power of Projection

Does this sound like you? You spend a few hours at a football game and find you have no voice afterwards. Or perhaps you are coaching your kid’s soccer team and, after an hour of practice, you have a sore throat. Or maybe you have been providing some training sessions and your voice is hoarse ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***If Your Accent Interferes with Your Diction, You Need Voice Training

Many years ago when I first started my business, my husband commented on the ‘before & after’ video clips of my clients, remarking that he could understand everyone in the ‘after’ takes but none of the speakers in the ‘before’ takes. All the speakers were Canadians in which English was their first language. What my husband, Alexis, was noticing was the clarity of their speech in the ‘after’ videos.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***How to Increase Your Volume and Be Heard the 1st Time You Say It

Lack of volume in speaking is a big problem for many people. Unfortunately, this characteristic can label you incorrectly. While it is possible that your soft-spoken voice is due to a lack of confidence, it is also possible that you speak softly because you were raised to speak softly. If you would like to learn how to increase your volume correctly without shouting or being too loud, you will need to record yourself as well as someone else who speaks with a normal amount of volume. This person can be a friend or even a professional voice that you hear on the radio or TV.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Speaking From Your Heart Is a Fundamental in Public Speaking

If you listen to the great presenters, you will find that they share one attribute in common: they speak from their heart. While they may have given the same presentation hundreds of times, their material sounds fresh and new with each delivery. If you memorize your presentation, the likelihood of delivering your material in a rote fashion is almost a guarantee. On the other hand, if you learn your material according to your outline, treating your opening, closing, and sub-topics as blocks of information, you will be able to speak around those blocks.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***What Are Your Options If You Forget While Public Speakiing?

Admittedly, part of the difficulty for many in presenting is just this fear. It happens to lots of speakers; it has certainly happened to me. Even with notes or some form of visual aid upon which to refer, however, you may find yourself at a total loss as to how to continue. What is the answer? Total honesty.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***A Whiny, Nasal, or Shrill Voice Is Definitely Not an Asset!

Have you ever considered the image that your speaking voice is projecting? By the way, I am not talking about the voice you hear in your head – I am talking about the one you hear on your voicemail or some other form of recording equipment. I am also not talking about the words that come out of your mouth. I am talking about sound, the actual quality of your voice.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Be Nervous in Public Speaking -- Just Don't Let Them 'Hear' You Sweat

A big problem for many in public speaking is a voice that quivers due to nervousness. First of all, I would hope that you would be nervous in public speaking. I don’t care how many times you’ve given a presentation, whether it is your fifth time or your five hundredth. Nervousness is that wonderful rush of adrenaline that can give your delivery pizzazz. What you need to understand is that those nervous jitters are a blessing in disguise.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***The Value of Diaphragmatic Breathing in Public Speaking

There are several dynamics that make for good public speaking but the one component that far outweighs all others is the need to breathe while speaking. Without air, there is no voice. And yet, many novice speakers never think about that life-giving force when addressing an audience. In fact, it is often the last thing on their minds when indeed it should be the first.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Without Practice, Your Presentation is Doomed!

When it comes to public speaking, so much attention is given to the preparation and ensuing delivery of your material that the practice of your speech or presentation is often overlooked. I am amazed at how many people go over their script or their outline in their head and never say their words out loud. How can you possibly know how your presentation or speech will sound if you do not say your words OUT LOUD? How we write is not how we speak.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Voice Training Can Transform a Childlike Voice Faster Than You Think

One of the most common complaints I hear from women is that they sound like a child; and, they are tired of answering the phone and having the caller ask to speak to their mother. Does that sound familiar? If my first statement resonated with you, there is good news and even better news. The good news is that your ‘real’ or true sound is a voice inside of you that you do not know is in there. And that voice is richer, warmer, and much more mature-sounding than your habitual voice.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***The 2 Best Ways to Control Your Speed When Speaking

Often I find that unclear or poor diction is due to talking at 100 mph. It is certainly not uncommon to hear it in people in which English is not their 1st language; however, it can also occur for speakers in any language whether it is their mother tongue or a 2nd language.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***10 Benefits of Voice Training That Have Nothing to Do with Your Voice

When I first started teaching voice improvement, I had no idea how many fantastic benefits would result just by discovering your ‘real’ voice. Yes, the voice that is powered by means of your chest cavity versus your throat and vocal folds (cords) is richer, warmer, deeper and mature-sounding. And, with your ‘real’ voice, you can increase your volume without shouting and also eliminate vocal abuse. The other results, however, are truly amazing and have nothing to do with the voice.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Speaking from Your Heart Is a Fundamental of Dynamic Public Speaking

When you address an audience, are your more conce ed with speaking from your head or your heart. While knowledge of your material is undeniably important, if it doesn't come from your heart, then you are missing a fundamental of dynamic public speaking.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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*** If You Are Not Nervous in Public Speaking, Then I Am!

Many years ago when I first started my business, one of my clients, a woman billing herself as a professional speaker, was quite adamant in her disagreement with me about nervousness. She said that she was never nervous making a presentation and did not think nervousness was good.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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***Vocal Abuse Not Just a Result of Yelling or Shouting

We are hearing it more and more each day. We hear it with politicians, ministers, professional speakers, coaches, trainers, singers, aerobics instructors, and even the guy next door. It is called vocal abuse and it results from unnecessary wear and tear on the vocal folds (cords).

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Man's Greatest Fear Need Not Be Yours!

Have you ever questioned what you are truly afraid of in public speaking? Personally, I am glad that you are nervous; if you’re not, then something is wrong. All the greats – from professional athletes to entertainers are nervous. And, they will tell you so. It is their nervousness, however, that enhances their abilities.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How Professional Do You Sound If Your Voice Is Childlike?

Do you find that others have difficulty taking you seriously because you sound like a 12 year-old or worse still, an 8-year-old? Yes, ladies, I am talking about answering the phone and the caller asks to speak to your mother!

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***The Problem May Not Be Your English, It Might Be Your Diction

Many of my clients speak English as a second language, initially contacting me because they are not being understood when they speak. Of course, they question if their English skills are lacking. In 99% of the cases, I have found that their English is good; it is their diction that is the problem. - Being understood the 1st time you say it is a prerequisite in business as competition in the job market is incredibly fierce in today’s questionable economic times.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***If You're Not Being Understood, Is It Because of Your Diction?

If your diction is difficult to understand, it could be due to an accent. Please understand that accents are not a problem. They are part of your culture; part of what makes you, you. If you have an accent, I do not recommend trying to eliminate it. Instead, I suggest you work on speaking more clearly and your 1st step in the process is to record your voice. Until you hear how you sound, you may not recognize that your diction is at fault.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

*** What Constitutes Perfection in Public Speaking?

What constitutes perfection in public speaking? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. You can type a paper perfectly. You can have a perfect score on a test. You can sew or cut a perfectly straight line. But who is to say that a presentation or a speech is delivered perfectly? Perfection in such a situation is subjective.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Voice Training Is the Only Answer for Vocal Abuse

I just received an email from a nurse telling me that she has been suffering from hoarseness for a long time, unable to sing high notes any more, shouting at her deaf patients to be heard and always clearing her dry throat. Do any of these symptoms sound familiar? Possibly not the shouting business but if you are experiencing chronic hoarseness or have lost your singing range or if you find your throat drier than in the past, there is a very good chance that you have vocal abuse.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Public Speaking Is the Art of Communicating WITH an Audience

If you are looking for the best means of delivering a speech or presentation, the first thing you need to understand is that public speaking is a form of oral communication with an audience. Too often, speakers do not recognize that this form of delivery is a 2-way street. They assume that the role of the audience is to sit and listen.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Know What Color Refers to in Speaking?

Being expressive when you speak is referred to as color. Color is heard in the various and vivid effects of your vocal sound: it is also seen in your facial expression and body language. Speaking without color is called speaking in a monotone. It is also called boring. - You can have the most resonant, dynamic speaking voice, but if you lack expression then it is quite possible that you are putting your audience or your listeners to sleep!

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Nasality: Too Much Nose Can Ruin a Great Speaking Voice

If your voice is plagued with too much nose, then what is hiding inside could be a truly amazing instrument. And since the majority of the population is not aware of and thereby not using their ‘real’ voice, the majority of the population does not know just how great their speaking voice may be.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How Voice Training Can Improve Your Life As Well As Your Voice

When I first started my business, I had no idea the number of benefits that would result just by finding your ‘real’ voice. In fact, I never tire of hearing each and every new experience my clients tell me about. How can this type of training improve your life? For one very basic and fundamental reason: if you want to discover your ‘real’ voice – which is the one you would power by means of your chest cavity instead of your throat – you must learn to breathe with the support of your diaphragm. It is this breathing that makes all the difference.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***3 Steps for Eliminating Nasality

There is no doubt that excessive nasality can be most annoying for your listeners. Voices which possess excessive nasality sound like Fran Drescher, Don Johnson, and pro golfer, Jack Nicklaus. Of course, Fran Drescher has made a fortune on her sound which is akin to nails on a blackboard. If you are like most people, however, excessive nasality is indeed not an asset and could jeopardize your success, both professionally and personally.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Is Your Voice Telling on You?

Having worked with the speaking voice for more than 25 years, I have heard them all. What does your voice say about you? Does it say you are weak or strong? Does it say that you are soft-spoken or too loud? Does it say that you speak in a monotone or does it exude color, life and emotion? Do you speed through your sentences at a 100 mph or dawdle at 50? If you are curious as to the image your voice projects, record yourself during a normal conversation by means of a camcorder or some other type of recording equipment. Then play it back and listen to it.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***When the Caller Asks to Speak to Your Mother

I hear it time and time again. Women emailing me or phoning to ask me what they can do about their childlike voice, wondering if it is possible to change that sound. Absolutely. You have a voice inside of you that sounds more mature and can even improve with age no matter how old you are. The problem is you don’t know where it is – but it is in there. I guarantee it. I can’t tell you the hundreds of women with whom I have worked who have found their ‘real’ voice and then seen their life improve dramatically.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***I Never Yelled at My Kids -- I Projected!

Do you know the difference between projecting your voice and yelling? The latter hurts your throat and can be painful to your listeners’ ears. The latter also does not make your children sit up and take notice of what you are saying. Instead, they either cower in fear or stop listening to you.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How Important Is Your Walk to the Lecte ?

This past April when Susan Boyle walked onto the stage and approached the microphone on Britian’s Got Talent, the Irish singer was judged entirely on her appearance. Her audience assumed that her performance would be a disaster and responded to her entrance most negatively and with laughter. Even after she opened her mouth in answer to Simon Cowell's questions, those in the crowd were expecting this woman to make a fool of herself. Little did they know. When you approach the lecte for your speech or presentation, do you walk with confidence, with purpose?

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Are You Aware That Your Soft-Spoken Voice Is a Liability?

In today’s fast-paced business world, speaking in a soft-spoken voice is definitely not to your advantage: you need to be heard the 1st time you say it. While softer levels of volume may be culturally correct in some countries, here in the States, we tend to talk in a volume that is comfortably heard by all in the same room.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Know the Difference Between the Specific Purpose and Central Idea of Your Speech or Presentation?

While much talk is given about the delivery of the speech or presentation and the controlling of nervousness, often what is lacking is how to begin the creation of your material. Where do you start? Let’s assume that you have your topic. Your 1st step is to select your general purpose which is either to inform or to persuade. (The 3rd option is to entertain; however, that is an article in itself.)

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Public Speaking Is the Art of Communicating WITH an Audience

If you are looking for the best means of delivering a speech or presentation, the first thing you need to understand is that public speaking is a form of oral communication with an audience. Too often, speakers do not recognize that this form of delivery is a 2-way street. They assume that the role of the audience is to sit and listen.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Discover the Best Means of Increasing Your Volume If You Are Soft-Spoken

If you are soft-spoken, there is a right way and a wrong way to increase your volume. Just speaking 'louder' is not the answer. In fact, the difficulty for those who speak softly is that when they do try to increase their volume, they think that they are shouting. As a voice coach, I don’t teach people to speak loudly; I teach them to speak with a bigger voice. There is a big difference between the two. Loud hurts your throat and your listeners’ ears. A big voice is more volume but it is neither ‘painful’ for you or your listeners if it is produced properly.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Learn to Speak Distinctly -- The Best Tip for Those Who Mumble

Many times people are not being heard because they speak too softly. There is another group, however, who are not being heard because they are not speaking distinctly and clearly. They are known as the mumblers. If you are being asked to repeat yourself because your words are not being understood, then you should do something to stop your lazy lip syndrome.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Discover How to Have a Deeper, Richer Speaking Voice

When we think of the great speaking voices, those that come to mind are the likes of Vin Diesel, Kathleen Turner, James Earl Jones, Cher, Sean Connery, Morgan Freeman, Demi Moore, Barry White, and John Rhys-Davies. What distinguishes these particular voices from those of many other great ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***If You Are Looking For a Professional Image, Do Not Forget Your Voice

Yes, we take professional development courses of all shapes and sizes. And, there is no doubt that in today’s business world, having an edge over the other candidates for a job or a promotion or even a sales contract can bring the success you are seeking. Have you ever considered, however, the sound of your speaking voice and what it says about you?

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Know the Similarities Between Public Speaking and Conversation?

A lot of acting teachers believe that public speaking and acting are very similar and I would beg to differ. What I find more credible are the similarities between public speaking and conversation. Yes, in both cases, you are addressing an audience; but, that is where the similarities end. In acting, you are playing the role of another individual. And, your goal is not to interact with your audience but to entertain them. In public speaking, I would hope that you are entertaining as well, but your goal is to inform or persuade your audience and to be yourself, first and foremost.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Want a Deeper Voice, a Bigger Voice, or Both?

There is a commercial in which an announcer is looking for a speaker who has a big voice. What is unnerving about this commercial is that the terminology regarding the voice is wrong. As the commercial plays, you hear someone saying the lines in a progressively deeper voice. So what is the difference? A big voice refers to volume. A deep voice refers to the pitch of the voice – not to be confused with volume. Vin Diesel has a deep voice which also happens to be big.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Ladies, If Image Matters, Don't Ignore Your Voice

I have spent the last few months questioning why my customers, as well as the subscribers to my newsletters, consist of 75% men and only 25% women. If you look at the picture objectively, we women often sound like ill-tuned violins. (And, it is certainly possible that this is one of the reasons men don’t always listen to us!)

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Voice Training: Hate Hearing Yourself on Your Voicemail?

There is no doubt about it. Most people not only dislike hearing themselves on recording equipment, but they also don’t want to believe what they hear. The unfortunate truth about what you hear on your voicemail, camcorder, or some other form of recording is that that sound is exactly how everyone else recognizes you.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***A Simple Exercise to Overcome a Monotone Voice

You can do it. You can end a vocal delivery that is flat, insipid, and lackluster. But first you will have to give yourself permission to do so. This does seem like a strange suggestion, doesn’t it? If you speak in a monotone, however, you probably keep your emotions bottled up inside of you which is why you must permit yourself to let your emotions be seen, be felt and be heard. While you may not like this suggestion, nothing will change until that permission is granted.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Know the 5 Most Important Benefits of Voice Training?

While you may think that voice training is just for politicians and actors, today, people in business are becoming much more aware of its value. Courses are offered by means of books, CDs, and even video, as well as workshops and private consultations.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do You Know the Difference Between an Anecdote and Story in Public Speaking?

Good public speaking requires the use of anecdotes throughout your presentation and, in some cases, stories. All anecdotes are stories but not all stories are anecdotes. While the anecdote is usually shorter than a story, do you know what distinguishes the two? - An anecdote is a true story; whereas, a story can be true but needn’t be.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Does Your Voice Drop Off at the End of Your Sentences?

If you find that your voice drops off at the end of your sentences, you are probably male. While this problem is not confined to the male sex, it is much more common among men than women. Why this happens could be for a few different reasons. 1. Fear of Interruption. You are hoping not to be interrupted while speaking, thus you do not pause. The result is that you are losing your air supply and do not have the support for your words by the end of your statement or sentence.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Are Men With Deeper Voices More Attractive?

There is no doubt that women judge a man’s attractiveness by more than just his looks. Two qualities that the female sex takes note of are a man’s confidence and his voice. A deep, rich sound is definitely more alluring to her ears than a high-pitched, nasal whine or a weak and wimpy squawk.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***4 Tips for Eliminating the Ums and Ahs in Public Speaking, You Know?

One of the most annoying traits among some public speakers, be they professional or novice, is verbal disfluency. According to Wikipedia, verbal disfluencies are, “any of various breaks, irregularities, or utterances that are often not consistent with any specific grammatical construction and occur within the flow of otherwise fluent speech." What is important to note is the fact that disfluencies interrupt smooth speech.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

How to Train Your Voice to Be More Charismatic

There is an interesting article in the Wall Street journal, by the same title, about the charismatic influence your voice can have in your professional life. Having analyzed the voices of leaders in countries such as Brazil, France, and Italy, scientists have found that those who exhibited charisma “use their voices to dominate, rouse and influence a large audience.”

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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