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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Allowing Nervousness to Work for You in Public Speaking

Dry mouth, sweaty palms, heart racing, wobbly knees, jittery hands, stomach in knots, quivering lips. How many of these symptoms are typical of you before you even walk to the podium? Hopefully, at least one! Yes, I want you nervous because if you aren’t excited, agitated, stressed, or panicky in some fashion, then I am. The best at public speaking get nervous when standing on the podium and they are not alone.

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

***How to Succeed in Public Speaking When Outside Stress Gets in the Way

Through my many years of speaking, teaching and training, I have found that by concentrating on the moment you can move ‘above’ the stress that you may be experiencing at a given time and deliver a dynamic speech or presentation. Most actors, musicians, athletes and public speakers as well are ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How Would You Describe Your Speaking Voice?

If you had to choose, which word – or words – from the following list describes your voice? Whiny – high in pitch - nasal - hoarse - throaty - gravelly - scratchy - whispery - soft - loud - shrill - strident - thick - thin - childlike - old - muddy - chirpy – sharp - raspy - tight - wispy - wimpy – shaky – heavy accent. If just one of those descriptions is typical of how you sound, you should think about training your voice because the words that describe a dynamic speaking voice are not found in that list. Those descriptions would be rich - warm - deep – and full of resonance.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do Your Presentation Skills Pass the Color Test?

Speaking with expression, emotion, life, animation – whatever you call it – is one of your most important characteristics in delivering a dynamic presentation or speech. Just how colorful are you at the lecte ? If you would like to test your ‘color’ skills, record yourself reading the following nonsense paragraph and then play it back.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Improve Your Speaking Voice for the New Year and Watch What Happens to the Rest of Your Life!

If you want a New Year’s Resolution that can improve your life, both professionally and personally, you might consider voice training. I am sure that you are questioning how this is possible. What is fascinating about the techniques for discovering your ‘real’ voice is that those techniques will directly influence a number of other aspects of your life. From better sleep to greater endurance, from less stress to lower blood pressure, voice training which prioritizes diaphragmatic breathing will do just that. It is truly a marvel how this works.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***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

2,796 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Is There a Difference Between Fear and Nervousness in Public Speaking?

Some people are terrified just by the thought of public speaking; other people are nervous right before and during the opening of their speech or presentation. Is there a difference between the two? Most definitely.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Do Your Homework BEFORE Opening Your Mouth to Speak!

We tend to think that the creation of our speech or presentation and its delivery are the two most important considerations in public speaking. In truth, what you do before you even set pen to paper can have a tremendous effect on the outcome of your material. Imagine that someone has gotten in touch with you and asked you to speak to their company, their firm, their organization or club, their university, or possibly at a convention or expo. Perhaps you are toasting a bride, giving a eulogy or delivering a graduation speech.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,776 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Voice Training Can Change Your Life - Both Professionally and Personally

If you are like most people, you probably don't like hearing yourself on your voicemail or answering machine. Did you know, however, that what you hear on any type of recording equipment is exactly how everyone else recognizes you? Your inner ear, the means by which you hear your own voice inside your head, is unable to distinguish how you really sound because of distortion. Essentially, your voice is vibrating in the solid and liquid of your brain and is telling you that you sound a lot better than you really do.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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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.

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

***If You Clip Your Words, Your Message Can Get Lost

Recently I was talking to a woman on the phone and I was continually asking her to repeat herself. When our business was completed, I told her that because of the way she clipped her words, I had missed much of what she was saying. Admittedly, had I been facing her in conversation, it would have been much easier to understand her; however, on the phone where there is no visual support for speech, much of what she was saying was lost.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Nasality Puts a Real Damper on a Sexy Speaking Voice

Whenever I hold a 2-day workshop, my clients do a ‘before & after’ video which is not only eye-opening but most definitely ear-opening as well. What is striking is the decrease in nasality no matter the background, the language or the culture of the individual. This change occurs because of a change in voice placement. Most people use 4 of their 5 resonators to produce voiced sound; and, of those 4 resonators, the 2 most heavily used are the throat (pharynx) and the voice box (larynx.) The other 2 resonators include the mouth and the nose.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Speaking Too Softly Does Not Speak Well of You

Recently I held a 2-Day Voice & Presentation Skills Workshop in which one of the attendees, named Mohammad, was quite soft-spoken. He came to the seminar not just to work on his presentation skills, but more specifically to learn how to speak in a normal volume of sound. Notice I said normal.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Why the Soft-Spoken Voice Does Not Sell

When people ask you to repeat yourself, do you think that you have been speaking loudly enough? Do you often get interrupted when you are talking? Do you feel that no one is listening to you? If you are soft-spoken, I’m sure that I just hit a nerve. You are being talked over or interrupted ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Had Enough of Chronic Hoarseness or Persistent Sore Throats?

Are you experiencing chronic hoarseness or a persistent sore throat and you are not sick? If so, it is called vocal abuse and it will not go away on its own. In fact, it will more than likely get worse. There are some who suffer with these symptoms to the point that they even lose their voice by the end of the day. Vocal abuse is caused by misplacement of your voice. While that may sound strange, what is happening is that you are placing too much wear and tear on your vocal folds (cords).

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Vocal Abuse: Causes & Cure

You know the problem; however, you don’t know how to solve it. You have chronic hoarseness or a pain in your throat. Possibly you are losing your voice by the end of the day. And, one of the qualifiers with the above problems is that you are not sick. What is happening and what can you do about it? 1. The problem is known as vocal abuse. 2. It is caused by overuse of your speaking and/or singing voice. 3. It cannot go away on its own unless you stop talking and/or singing.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***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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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Discover Your Deeper, Sexier Voice

There is no doubt about it. You’ve got one: a richer, warmer speaking voice that, given the right tone, can be very, very hot. It is merely a matter of finding it.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,734 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***The #1 Secret of Dynamic Public Speaking That Is Seldom – If Ever – Discussed

So many articles, books, programs and CDs on presentation skills cover all aspects on the creation and delivery of your script. They may be discussing nervousness and how to conquer your fears, giving advice on dynamic public speaking, or talking about the value of your audience. Yet never have I seen anything regarding this, truly the most important secret if you want to capture your listeners’ attention and keep them captivated throughout. It is something we just don’t think about.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,733 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Are You a Whisperer?

Are you one who often reverts to whispering or speaks consistently in a soft voice instead of a normal volume of sound? I am not talking about the horse whisperer or the dog whisperer in this particular case, but the individual who speaks in a whisper even when his/her throat is not sore or ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Speaking for Great Lengths of Time Is Taxing Your Throat -- Especially As You Age

Gosh, that sounds depressing, doesn’t it? It needn’t be however. Yes, your voice ages just like the rest of your body does. The good news for the voice, however, is that you can not only eliminate the discomfort or hoarseness you are experiencing but you can also find your voice improving with age. It is happening to me as well as my clients.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,725 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

Help -- I'm 35 But I Sound Like A 12-Year-Old!

Have you ever considered the sound of your speaking voice and what it says about you? Have you given any thought to the fact that your speaking voice could be holding you back from landing a particular job or getting that promotion? Take this scenario for example. There are two candidates ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,725 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Looking for a Way to Boost Your Confidence? Try This!

Often you can tell someone is lacking in confidence just by their posture or how they walk. Sometimes you can hear it in their voice or see it in their facial expression. It is even possible to feel their insecurity in the way they shake your hand.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Captivate Your Audience with Your Voice, Your Facial Expression and Your Body Language

Have you ever watched someone give a speech or presentation who does not move a muscle and speaks in a monotone voice? It is pretty devastating to be subjected to such an ordeal but it happens. And, when it does, one can only pray that it will last 10 minutes and not 50! Your facial expression and body language add significantly to the delivery of your material. Without it, you are leaving your audience with much less enthusiasm or delight over your topic than if you would move, use your hands when you speak, and add some life or emotion to your voice.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,718 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Just How Good Do You Sound in Your Webinar or Teleseminar?

That’s a leading question, isn’t it? With teleseminars there is definitely no visual and with webinars, there may be a picture of you, but more than likely, your listeners will be focusing on the visuals; i.e. slides, videos, or webpages as well as the sound of your speaking voice. And, the sound of your speaking voice is what you are hearing through your headphones and not the familiar voice you hear in your head.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,714 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Don’t Know What to Do with Hands in Public Speaking?

A problem for many novice public speakers is what to do with their hands during a presentation. Standing at a lecte giving a speech is the not the same as addressing an audience for 20, 30 or 40 minutes without benefit of a scripted text or lectern. The presentation is a different animal than the speech. Those who deliver presentations usually take advantage of the entire stage upon which they stand or the front of the classroom or the head of the boardroom table.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***What Your Face Is Expressing in Public Speaking – Or Isn’t!

Did you know that your face and body talk? What are those two elements of your image saying about you when you deliver a speech or presentation? No matter how great your words, if your facial expression and body language are saying one thing but your voice is saying another, then you are sending a confusing or even possibly the wrong message. Part of that which makes for dynamic public speaking is being expressive when you speak.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Voices That Crack, Quiver and Quake

Are you plagued by a voice that cracks, quivers or just isn’t there when you need it? Often occurring at the most inopportune times, all three problems are usually caused by stress on the vocal folds (cords). Because your vocal folds are an organ, it is important to treat them well; and, ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Displaying Confidence in Your Interview Is a Strength -- Being Overly Confident Is Not!

There is no doubt that potential employers are looking for confidence in those whom they will hire. Seeing assuredness in how you handle yourself, how you dress, how you answer questions and even the way you sound says a lot to the person determining your future.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,680 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How Much Value Do You Place on Your Visual Presentation in Getting a Job?

Most people in business today are eager to learn and improve their business skills. They read articles; they listen to webinars; and, they attend bootcamps in the hopes of securing a better future for themselves. Your competition is fierce. Other candidates are just as hungry for the job as you are. Many may be just as talented as you in fulfilling the duties required for the position. This is when having the knowledge and necessary skills in presenting yourself professionally could be the deciding factor in who gets the job.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Fear of Public Speaking: Is It Justified?

They say that man’s greatest fear is public speaking and that his second greatest fear is dying. According to Jerry Seinfield that means, "that most people at a funeral would rather be in the coffin than give the eulogy!" To my knowledge no one has died from public speaking. Your hands may ...

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,677 views

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

***If Your Listeners Pull Back When You Are Talking, Then You Are Too Loud

During a recent 2-day workshop I was holding, one of the participants was a lovely woman by the name of Angie who had a big, nasal voice. When she got excited, not only did the pitch of her speaking voice rise, but her volume increased as well. Does that sound familiar? While speaking too loudly is not nearly as common as speaking too softly, it does happen. And, for your listeners, it can be painful to their ears. If you find others recoiling when you talk, you should consider voice training in order to learn how to lessen your volume to a comfortable level.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,672 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Is your Voice Holding You Back from Landing That Coveted Job?

With the high level of unemployment today, landing a job with any company is highly competitive. What is the possibility that your voice is not an asset but indeed a liability? Before pursuing graduate studies, I worked for a company in the Philadelphia area in which we sold pre-arranged tours to Hawaii, Mexico, and Califo ia over the telephone. While my boss, Harry, was an excellent salesman, his speaking voice was definitely his greatest asset. Deep, rich, and resonant, Harry’s voice was captivating and his success at Your Man Tours was outstanding.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Plain Speaking is the Best Speaking in Public Speaking

If you are scheduled to give a speech or presentation, plain speaking should be your choice so as not to appear affected, superior, or on exhibit. Plain speaking, simply put, is the ability to speak and be easily understood by all in attendance. And, it goes hand-in-hand with the theory of treating your audience as if you were having a conversation in your living room. Lengthy sentences, long words, flowery speech, or highly technical terms do not lend themselves to plain speaking.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,671 views

By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

Public Speaking: Make It Move to Make It Memorable

While I cannot take credit for the title of this article, those words have haunted me since I discovered them a few months ago in which the writer was discussing animating your PowerPoint presentations, certainly good advice. I was fascinated by those words because movement in public speaking is vital if you want to keep the attention of your audience on you.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Is Your Soft-Spoken Voice Sending the Right Message?

For many people who speak in a normal volume of sound, straining to hear someone who speaks too softly is very frustrating. If you are soft-spoken and refuse to increase your volume to be heard comfortably (notice I didn’t say to speak loudly), then your message is not being heard. What message are you sending if no one hears your words? There are only so many times others will ask you to repeat yourself before taking over the conversation or directing the conversation to someone else. And, what that does for your self-confidence is certainly not positive.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Don't Make Public Speaking More Difficult Than It Is!

While public speaking may be man’s greatest fear, often those who are scheduled to speak waste too much energy worrying about their talk and not enough energy in the planning, creating and delivery of their material. Whether you have been scheduled to speak at your next presentation skills class or at Toastmaster, deliver a 10-minute presentation to your leads group, or have been volunteered to give the quarterly budget report to the CEO, instead of approaching the date with dread, try looking at the event positively.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Your Speaking Voice and the Image It Projects

The other day a woman phoned me and her volume was so loud that I had to move the phone away from my ear. My immediate opinion of the caller was that she was overbearing. Her loud volume was making a statement about her that may or may not have been true.

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

***Why Learning to Breathe Correctly Is Your 1st Step in Training Your Speaking Voice

If you are interested in discovering your real speaking voice but do not want to learn the proper breathing techniques in order to do so, then do not read any further. Some people provide various exercises to improve the voice you presently have; and, there are a few others who will show you the voice you don’t know you have. And, that can be very exciting.

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

***Addressing a Small Group Has Its Own Rewards in Public Speaking

While many public speakers ideally want to speak to the masses and are looking for large audiences with which to market their knowledge, their opinions, or their products, there are definite rewards in addressing small groups. And while your format will be the same, your delivery will be slightly different because with a small group, you have the ability to become much more personal with your listeners, even to the point of learning their names.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***Stop Worrying About the WHAT IF’s in Public Speaking and Start Focusing on the WHY NOT’s!

So much time is wasted worrying about what could go wrong in public speaking that the tremendous opportunities provided by speaking to an audience are often overlooked. No matter what your reason for speaking – be it a requirement of your job; be it the chance to introduce your new business, service, or product to the community; be it a requirement of your presentation skills class; be it an occasion to present yourself as a political candidate – public speaking is a golden opportunity.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***How to Tap the Full Potential of Your Speaking Voice

Speaking voices come in all shapes and sizes – literally. And, while you can attribute your vocal apparatus to genes, it is not just your genetic makeup that entirely determines the quality of your speaking voice. Your environment helps shape the sound of your voice as well. If you study twins living in different parts of the country, for example, both will have the same vocal apparatus and possibly the same quality; but, what they do with it will vary according to the area in which they were raised and how they are using their voice.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***When to Memorize (& When Not To) in Public Speaking

I am not an advocate of memorization in public speaking except for your opening and possibly your closing. Because the opening is the most difficult part of the delivery, I recommend memorizing the first 3-4 lines. If ever there was a time when I wanted you to be flawless and smooth, it is then. It will bolster your confidence and make the rest of your delivery that much easier to control. [You may want to memorize your closing as well, but that aspect of your delivery does not conce me as much as having a very strong impact when you first begin.]

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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