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Dr. King had a dream

  • Post author:Alan Stevens
  • Post published:28/08/2013
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Fifty years ago today, an exceptional speaker delivered an exceptional speech. As the protest which became known as the "march for jobs and freedom" reached Washington, Dr Martin Luther King…

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Using Props – The Oops Effect

  • Post author:Janine Wood
  • Post published:05/07/2013
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If you want to bring something on stage with you - a new product that you are discussing, or your latest book - always ask the organiser first whether it…

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Take Charge of the Room

  • Post author:Janine Wood
  • Post published:26/06/2013
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The sight of empty rows of seats when you are giving a speech is a serious drain on your energy, and a constant distraction. It will also  take your audience…

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Seven Ideas (OK, Eight)

  • Post author:Janine Wood
  • Post published:24/05/2013
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Great speaking is a real business asset. Here are some ways to raise your game: Be original People are fascinated by originality. Your ideas are unique to you, and though they…

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Five Things To Have A Go At

  • Post author:Janine Wood
  • Post published:04/01/2013
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1) Google hangouts Google+ provides the opportunity for live video chats with a group of people. Many experts are now using scheduled chats to demonstrate their services and help others. It's…

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10 ways to avoid a standing ovation

  • Post author:Janine Wood
  • Post published:30/11/2012
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At the end of your speech, if audience members leap to their feet, clapping and cheering, it's so embarrassing, isn't it? It takes ages to calm things down again, and…

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