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Imagine yourself standing in front of a room full of people, all waiting for you to begin your presentation. Now imagine that you begin with the words…

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A great public speaking statistic was once made on national TV by Jerry Seinfeld, from the TV show Seinfeld, who found a poll that said that the number one fear for Americans was public speaking…

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Every now and then it is important to remind ourselves of some of the foundations that can lift us to great heights in speaking. Here are 25 phrases to do just that.
1. Speak to one but look to all
2. When you lift yourself up you let your audience down
3. What gets recorded gets rewarded
4. Don’t [...]

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Stories are by far one of the most powerful weapons you can use to make your point. Most public speakers know that. Yet very few have mastered the art…

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“We don’t have an epidemic of heart disease in this country,” he said. “We have an epidemic of breathing disease.” You could call that a “breathtaking” statement in itself. It certainly resonated with…

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