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The Ten Steps
- Overview
Step 1: Preliminary Planning
Step 2: Know the Basics
Step 3: The Construction
Step 4: 'Do it Your Way'
Step 5: How to Speak Powerfully
Step 6: Managing Stage Fright
Step 7: Connecting with the Audience
Step 8: Voice Matters
Step 9: Using Audiovisual Equipment
Step 10: Be Professional
The Ten Assignments
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Love the book.
Posted by: Kenn NELSON | June 03, 2007 at 10:02 AM
Loved the blog about Winston Churchill had no idea that he had to work so hard to cover his stammer - can we have more on great speakers and their speeches please -
Posted by: Kate Campbell | June 02, 2008 at 04:33 PM
Thanks a million the book really helped me to put together a winning speech for work. I really followed the tips on managing stage nerves and although it seemed to me that I had the shakes way off the Richter scale, amazingly everyone congratulated me saying I looked so confident.
Posted by: Neil Innes | June 02, 2008 at 04:50 PM