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6th Annual Congress on Good Citizenship Movement

Professional Speaking is the highest paid career per hour. Jonathan Sprinkles, speaker mentor and “Speaker of the Year” shows how to become a highly paid professional speaker and expand your expertise into a six and seven figure career. Part 2 of 3 videos To learn more about professional speaking: jsprinkles.com greatspeakingtips.net cashcowkeynote.com

352nd Harvard Commencement Class Day speech June 4, 2003 Will Ferrell This is not the Worcester, Mass Boat Show, is it? I am sorry. I have made a terrible mistake. Ever since I left “Saturday Night Live,” I mostly do public speaking now. And I must have made an error in the little Palm Pilot. Boy. Don’t worry. I got it on me. I got the speech on me. Let’s see. Ah, yes. Here we go. You know, when Bill Gates first called me to speak to you today, I was honored. But when he wanted me to be one of the Roxbury guys, I — Sorry, that’s Microsoft. I’m sorry about that. Star Trek Convention. No. NRA. NAACP. Dow Chemical. No. But that is a good one. That is a good speech. The University of Michigan Law. Johns Hopkins Medical School. I’m sorry. Are you sure this is not the boat show? No, I have it. I do have it on me. I do. It’s here. Thank you. Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished Faculty, Administrators, Friends and Family and, of course, the graduating Class of 2003, I wish to say hello and thank you for bestowing this honor upon me as your Class Day speaker. After months of secret negotiations, several hundred secret ballots, and a weekend retreat with Vice President Dick Cheney in his secret mountain bunker, a Class Day speaker was chosen, and it was me. You obviously have made a grave error. But it’s too late now. So let’s just go with it. Today’s speech is going to be a little different, a little unorthodox. Some of you may find it to be shocking. I’m not going to stand up …

The five remaining girls know they have to have the talent to make it into the group, but this week they are tested on their ability to handle the media during a press tour. The girls will be tested on their public speaking skills during a live interview with Los Angeles’ KIIS-FM radio host Jojo and an on-camera interview with “Extra” host Mark McGrath. Back at the house, the girls try to put their differences aside for the better of the group, but one girl doesn’t put forth the effort.

The speech by Bill Clinton at the 2008 DNC Convention.

The five remaining girls know they have to have the talent to make it into the group, but this week they are tested on their ability to handle the media during a press tour. The girls will be tested on their public speaking skills during a live interview with Los Angeles’ KIIS-FM radio host Jojo and an on-camera interview with “Extra” host Mark McGrath. Back at the house, the girls try to put their differences aside for the better of the group, but one girl doesn’t put forth the effort.

Part 1 of three of Bill Clinton speaking at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

In part 2 of of this 3 part series, Patricia discusses how to confidently prepare for your presentation or speech. TO learn more, visit Craving Confidence, www.cravingconfidence.com

Showing our Presentation skills.

Judy Drucker, Founder, Communication Station for Kids™ is interviewed by Della Crews,Anchor, News 12 NJ. In studio interviews with students and B-roll footage of classroom instruction in Edison,NJ