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(English follows) JA Gamache est un motivateur/conférencier professionnel. Il livre le discours gagnant de la région VI au championnat mondial des orateurs organisé par Toastmasters International. www.jagamache.com JA Gamache is a professional keynoter/motivational speaker. He is delivering the Region VI winning speech at the World Championship of Public Speaking organized by Toastmasters International.

www.worldchampionsedge.com (Part 1 of 6) Would you like to learn from the best speakers in the world? How serious are you about public speaking? Why not learn from a Toastmasters International World Champion of Public Speaking, better yet how about 3 World Champions? The video is a candid conversation with 3 World Champions of Public Speaking, Darren LaCroix, Ed Tate, and Jim Key. Listen in as they tell you their story behind the story of their World Championship run. What did they learn? What did they worry about? Hear first hand from the Champs. Part 1 of a 6 part conversation with the champs. This was filmed 2 days before the 2009 World Championship of Public Speaking

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www.CTRN.com Fear of Public Speaking is very common, and easily overcome, explains expert Seymour Segnit of CTRN: Change That’s Right Now.

You can learn to speak in public, you can overcome the fear of public speaking. This module provides some useful resources and ideas for you to understand more about yourself and your audience. Books discussed include How to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie and Think and grow rich, Napoleon Hill. This free video series is designed to help you move through your fears and allow you to enjoy more success, more self love, improved relationships, perhaps a new career, more motivation, better health and peace of mind. My objective is to pass on some of my own experiences, education and wisdom that I have accumulated from other people, books, seminars and life. I truly hope this helps you to overcome your fear of public speaking! For more information, links and resources, please refer www.publicspeaking.co.nz

shiftspeakertraining.com Joanna Martin gives free public speaking tips in this 7 part series on the “7 big mistakes that most speakers make that keep them broke.” Mistake #1: Not getting started!

www.TeachYourKidsPublicSpeaking.com People new to public speaking don’t seem to know what to do with their hands. Some well known hand positions are * Hands on the lectern * The fold * The clasp * Hands behind your back * Hands in pockets * The fig leaf When you start public speaking the best place to keep your hands is to hold them relaxed by your sides. From there you find you will start making natural hand gestures. Once you have made a natural hand gesture rest them by your sides. If you hold or clinch your hands in any of these other positions you will find it hard to move your hands into smooth gestures because they won’t be relaxed.

www.DarrenLaCroix.com World Champion of Public Speaking, Darren LaCroix interviews some of the finalists from the 2009 World Championship of Public Speaking. Each year 35000 speakers compete in the World Championship. Hear advice to other competitive speakers from a few of the finalists in this year’s contest, including Mark Hunter, the 2009 World Champion, and Mary Cheyne, 2nd place who Darren coached. Also includes Maureen Zappala, Stephen Conrnwall, & Chakisse Newton

PublicSpeakingSkills.com says tell your boss it takes more than issuing you a laptop and a copy of PowerPoint to help you create presentations that audiences will actually listen to!

Multi-millionaire Professional Speaker Tom Antion gives tips on Professional Public Speaking. www.antion.com