Speaking Anxiety, or Glossophobia, is scientifically referred to as the number one fear in the USA. Symptoms Public speaking anxiety is usually manifested in your hands and your knees. Wet hands and shaking knees are the most common outward signs … Continue reading
Hands are an important part of body language when speaking. In his book titled, Nonverbal Communication, the leading Californian researcher Albert Mehrabian claims facial expressions are almost eight times as powerful as the words used. That words only count for … Continue reading
Last week I was sorely reminded that despite the fact I’ve been speaking for 30 years – I will never be done with the need to practice. You are Never Done With Continuous Practice I served as the master of ceremony (Toastmaster) … Continue reading
Quotations are powerful tools for speaking – and living! I believe in the power of quotes. Quotes are an extremely effective tool to enhance one’s talk. So much so that I have a web site devoted to quotes. For fun I looked … Continue reading
Strong speech organization is a way to put your ideas together in an orderly manner, which helps the audience to understand and follow your thoughts. A few days ago I was purging stuff from closets in my garage and I … Continue reading
Quotes about public speaking – George Jessel – THE master of ceremonies If you don’t strike oil in three minutes, stop boring. – George Jessel According to Wikipedia: George Jessel: “…was an American illustrated song “model,” actor, singer, songwriter, … Continue reading
Roast and Boast – a unique way to pay tribute to a special leader, employer, employee, relative or friend – if done correctly. Roast and Boasts Claim to Fame I think the roast and boast was raised to fame by the Dean … Continue reading
