The 7 Principles of Public Speaking
Proven Methods from a PR Professional
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Narrated by:
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Peter Johnson
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Written by:
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Richard Zeoli
About this listen
Whether you are looking to position yourself as an industry expert, extend your sphere of influence, or gain the support and backing of vital constituencies, The 7 Principles of Public Speaking will give you the tools you need to achieve your goal.
©2008 Richard Zeoli (P)2012 Audible, Inc.Editorial Reviews
The trepidation many have for public speaking is assuaged by Peter Johnson's calm, reassuring tone throughout his reading of Richard Zeoli's insightful book. Like a successful public speaker, Johnson's delivery is effortless, natural, and engaging, making for a pleasant and rewarding listen.
Strong communication skills are integral to success in any field, and Zeoli's work offers simple, practical advice on how to become an effective orator. He doesn't rely on trite pointers such as maintaining eye contact or keeping correct posture; he's more concerned with helping the listener achieve confidence organically by discovering and embracing his or her own voice.
Concise and succinct.
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Amazing
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Some points stick to my mind-
1. Speaking is a conversation - Knowing the audience
2. Inspiration to serve people
3. No need of a joke or a sideline talk -- if we have proper points to make around the core message, we can use otherwise it is not needed.
4. Visualization - Visiting the place we are going to speak and later visualising us speaking there
5. Value the time -- Use just the time needed to convey the points.
Overall it was an effective read to understand and work on the important aspects of speaking.
One feedback for production ---
Chapter titles, Sub topics are not titled in the index. It is a basic necessity
Must read for everyone
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Enjoyed the simple tips
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Very Helpful
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