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Unlock the secrets to effective communication with "How to Speak So People Really Listen" by best-selling author Paul McGee. This insightful guide offers practical tips on engaging your audience and improving your public speaking skills. With real-life stories and actionable advice, you'll learn 13 powerful lessons that can transform your speech delivery and audience connection. Discover the importance of managing nerves, the meaning of effective body language, and how to avoid common presentation pitfalls. Whether you're a seasoned speaker or just starting, this book provides tools to enhance your confidence, captivate listeners, and deliver impactful messages. Perfect for business professionals, educators, and anyone looking to improve their speaking abilities, this resource emphasizes the art of storytelling and audience engagement. With each chapter packed with wisdom, you'll learn to prepare and present compelling content that resonates. Prepare to rise above the noise and make your voice heard! Plus, enjoy free shipping on your order. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Note that once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Condition: BRAND NEW | ISBN: 9780857087201 | Year: 2016 | Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK) | Pages: 232.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780857087201
Year: 2016
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 232
Description:
Learn how to inspire your audience with best-selling author Paul McGee!13 things you'll discover when reading this book...
1. The big lesson Steve Jobs learnt when an advertising exec threw something at him... and how it will help how you communicate.
2. Seven ways to manage your nerves (surprisingly, you don™t want to eliminate them).
3. Why our obsession with body language is totally wrong, and what to focus on instead.
4. Why you must think about a beachball before you next speak. Believe me, it™s essential.
5. A question your audience is always thinking, and how to ensure you provide the answer.
6. The most common mistake experienced presenters make that nervous ones never do.
7. Why so many presentations cure insomnia, and how to make sure you™re serving an extra strong double espresso instead.
8. The number one thing most presenters forget to bring when they™re speaking to others.
9. Discover the most underprepared part of your presentation, and how to avoid making the same mistake.
10. What women™s magazines and TV soap operas have to teach us about audience engagement.
11. What I learnt from a guy with one of the most powerful memories on the planet, and how it can transform your communication.
12. Discover Tony Blair™s biggest fear when Prime Minister, and how you can tackle the same issue with confidence.
13. Why you don™t have to be funny to use humour in your presentation
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780857087201
Year: 2016
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 232
Description:
Learn how to inspire your audience with best-selling author Paul McGee!13 things you'll discover when reading this book...
1. The big lesson Steve Jobs learnt when an advertising exec threw something at him... and how it will help how you communicate.
2. Seven ways to manage your nerves (surprisingly, you don™t want to eliminate them).
3. Why our obsession with body language is totally wrong, and what to focus on instead.
4. Why you must think about a beachball before you next speak. Believe me, it™s essential.
5. A question your audience is always thinking, and how to ensure you provide the answer.
6. The most common mistake experienced presenters make that nervous ones never do.
7. Why so many presentations cure insomnia, and how to make sure you™re serving an extra strong double espresso instead.
8. The number one thing most presenters forget to bring when they™re speaking to others.
9. Discover the most underprepared part of your presentation, and how to avoid making the same mistake.
10. What women™s magazines and TV soap operas have to teach us about audience engagement.
11. What I learnt from a guy with one of the most powerful memories on the planet, and how it can transform your communication.
12. Discover Tony Blair™s biggest fear when Prime Minister, and how you can tackle the same issue with confidence.
13. Why you don™t have to be funny to use humour in your presentation