Speak Up

Do you want to become the best public speaker and learn the concepts and skills for a diverse society?
If yes, then keep reading...
People who suffer from this phobia dread having to speak in public for any reason. Regardless of the size of the audience they will be speaking in front of, people with this disorder have difficulty living through the experience. Some individuals are able to overcome their anxiety and relax a few seconds into their speech. Unfortunately, there are those who are not as lucky.
With the world being more divided now than it ever was before, the immediate impact on our personal and professional lives is a key source of stress for almost all of us. While most individuals may flounder or struggle to understand how to deal with this, you've just proved your mettle by taking the first step to face this issue head-on.
Whether you are an experienced public speaker or someone who have trouble getting through a work presentation, the art of public speaking is one that can be continuously improved.
This book covers the following topics:
· Understanding the root cause of public speaking anxiety
· Be real. Be good. Be patient. Be ready.
· Engaging your audience
· Promoting your business
· Building blocks of confidence
· Organizing your speech
· Acing the opener and ending on a high note
· Practice, rehearse and visualize
· Acing the opener and ending on a high note
· Master the art of storytelling
· Permitting the feelings of stress and anxiety or panic
· The choice is yours
· Facing fears
· Take inventory of your personal narratives
· Get rid of limiting beliefs
...And much more
The art of public speaking is more than just simply standing in front of an audience and delivering a speech. The effectiveness of the speaker can be measured on how well the listeners are able to understand how, why, when, or where something is done. For example, if you were asked to speak about the history of your organization at an anniversary celebration, the guests should be able to understand how the company started and what the milestones it has already marked. If you have a technical topic, then your audience should be able to gain knowledge about what you are discussing, whether it's instructional or merely an overview.
Speeches have a reputation of often being long and boring. This is why some people opt not to attend symposiums or other events where there will be speeches. The negative reaction of the audience of course has an effect on the speaker. It becomes harder to stand and talk in front when you see folks yawning or standing up to walk out of the room. This is why being able to entertain the audience is important. The subject does not necessarily have to be funny or lighthearted to be able to keep listeners engaged. Entertaining the audience is more than just getting them to laugh at jokes or anecdotes. Keeping them riveted and interested is an integral part of becoming a successful speaker.
By providing sufficient information in the right manner, you are able to convince the audience into understanding the message you are