Clearly Talking

Being able to speak more than one language gives you lots of insights

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Useful advice

These are SO helpful for us and our students!

From Positively Present

Have a listen to this podcast I took part in recently. Lots on communication skills and public speaking. Thanks to the host Shaheen Rizvi

Robert Pattie-Williams on LinkedIn: Anchor - The easiest way to make a podcast I aimed to launch my own podcast at the end of last year. But events overtook me. Please bear with me on that one! It will happen! Probably next month now…

Body Language plays a big role in public speaking and effective communication. The big thing to remember is that body language, like other forms of communication, is very contextual.

Find out How to Create Great Body Language -
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Good hydration is critical to vocal safety. Little sips of water at room temperature is best. Avoid, alcohol and caffeine.

Seven Surprising Voice Care Facts
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Knowing your purpose is like pushing the wheelbarrow from the right end instead of the wrong end. It makes life a whole lot more easy.

Rule out distractions which keep you from fulfilling your full potential.

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We often overlook the importance of connecting with our clients or people around us on an emotional level.

Understand your major drivers develop a purpose statement and create an amazing personal vision

The Vocal Branding program helps freed thousands of voices by Identifying Purpose, Sorting Strengths & Capabilities, Emotional Connection, Storytelling and Passionate Communication

Breathing Is the Key to Persuasive Public Speaking according to Allison Shapira, a teacher at the Harvard Kennedy School and the Founder/CEO of Global Public Speaking.

Check out how to navigate the power of breathing to help you in public speaking:

https://hbr.org/2015/06/breathing-is-the-key-to-persuasive-public-speaking

Breathing Is the Key to Persuasive Public Speaking

Can a Quiet person be successful in Public Speaking? According to Victor Lipman, Yes it is possible! This is the guide that helps a quiet person to be effective in public speaking.

One of the guide is practice. Do you want to get a copy of 7 Secrets to Successful Practice? Comment yes below!

A Quiet Person's Guide To Effective Public Speaking There's no inherently right way to do it. You can be charismatic, motivational, educational, low key, professorial - you name it. Find the suit that most comfortably fits your skin.

What to do when your boss has told you that you’ve got to make a presentation or as an entrepreneur, you were chosen to do so. It’s great that you’ve been recognised but on the other hand you’re terrified of public speaking and that you’re going to mess it up. Sound familiar?

The first thing to say is, relax! You’re in good company.

Check out the The Beginner’s Guide to Public Speaking - see the link in the comments!