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Stress Management Tips from the Work Stress Guru

Tue, 15 May 2012 18:39:34 +0000

Motivational Speaker, Carole Spiers uncovers how to manage workplace stress. Need a Motivational Speaker for your next Conference or Boardroom Briefing? Carole will deliver the charismatic high-impact keynote presentation, ‘Show Stress Who’s Boss!’ at your next conference. Contact us: www.carolespiers.com Buy Carole’s new book “Show Stress Who’s Boss” which can be found here http Take a look at our website where you will find proven stress management strategies and solutions: www.carolespiersgroup.co.uk

Demostration Speech

Mon, 07 May 2012 18:40:56 +0000

Course: Public Speaking (SPE-102-171) Semester: Spring 2012 Instructor: Bill Kolbenschlag

Voice Lessons. Breathing Exercises for Singers & Public Speakers

Thu, 03 May 2012 18:41:16 +0000

www.vocaltrainingwarrior.com World Famous Vocal Coach, Author, Composer, Video Producer and Screenwriter Jonathan Morgan Jenkins teaches how important it is for every performer to maintain good health before we can begin to learn how to perform with the maximum amount of energy. Breathing Exercises for Singers, Public Speakers, Actors and Athletes.

Fast Talk: Four Cures for Speaking Fast

Tue, 01 May 2012 18:38:19 +0000

Many business professionals speak too fast. Do you? It might be your natural energy, and it’s often intensified by nervousness. Regardless of the cause, it’s a serious impediment to effective communication. It makes you difficult to follow. Worse, you can be perceived as lacking steadiness, presence and credibility—not the impression you strive to create! You already know telling yourself to slow down works for about 30 seconds—then it’s back to the usual “rapid fire.” There is a solution! Four characteristics common to fast talkers provide clues for genuine, lasting change. If you speak too quickly, you’re not breathing well. Speaking fast makes it hard to take a breath. Racing through your sentences forces you to grab very short, shallow breaths. Sound familiar? Remember, it takes time for a deep breath to sink into your body. Cultivating the ability to breathe deeply while speaking will automatically slow your speech. You won’t have to think about it all time. If you speak too quickly, it’s likely you have jaw tension. This prevents your mouth from opening very far and tends to distort your speech. Speaking fast and “mumbling” usually go hand in hand. The fact is it takes time for your jaw to open. When you speak with a sense of relaxed openness around your jaw, you won’t need to worry about speaking too fast. If you speak too quickly, you’re not harnessing the power of your whole voice. Resonance is largely connected to vowel sounds, and it’s something you can feel …

Best Motivational Speech Ever by Public Speaker Victor Antonio, Atlanta, Georgia

Sun, 29 Apr 2012 18:41:54 +0000

Best Motivational Speech Ever – video by Public Speaker Victor Antonio, Atlanta, Georgia was recorded in February 2010 in Raliegh, North Carolina. This was the first commencement keynote speech of many delivered by motivational speaker Victor Antonio for the university of phoenix and one of his best performances. Victor has shared has shared the stage with many business leaders and motivational speakers including: Zig Ziglar, Rudy Giuliani, Robert Schuller, Paul Otellini (CEO, Intel) , John May (CEO, FedEx Kinkos) and other. First Story: In this speech motivational speaker Victor discuss the logic of success; why some people fail and other succeed. His Joel Osteen story is classic in which he compares the differing style of John Hague and Noel Jones. The story he tells is about an optimistic farmer and a pessimistic farmer. Second Story: Public speaker Victor goes on to talk about dream killers and stupid people people. He jokes about having a great idea like Jerry Maguire who writes a success manifesto. He walks you through how dream killers, naysayers will talk you out of pursuing your passion. Third Story: In the last story, motivational speaker Victor talks about developing your own delete button to stop people from brining you down. He ends with his signature pledge called the “Success Pledge” which is all about doing your Thang (not Thing). Victor Note: One of my favorite speeches? Al Pacino on Any Given Sunday. For more videos, go to: www.VictorAntonio.com

Present Like Steve Jobs

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:38:51 +0000

How the Apple chief uses body language to engage an audience.

Vocal Power Tip #1

Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:38:17 +0000

The #1 Tip to Substantially Increase Speech Clarity.

Hello.Ehya Leadership- Group Dynamics

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:38:28 +0000

An activity on group dynamics in leadership

Lou Heckler: Speaker Snapshots

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 18:38:23 +0000

www.speakerscoach.org Public speaking has proven for many people to be the quickest way to outrageous wealth. Listen to professional speakers sharing their secrets on presentation skills and discover for yourself why professional speakers everywhere are raving about the products from this world-class Speakers Shop

5 Tips to Speak English Fluently & Confidently

Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:44:23 +0000

Tips to Improve English Communication Skills. How to improve Grammar, Confidence to speak in English Fluently, Develop Personality and Presentation Skills