Teach Yourself Public Speaking
From Butterflies to Self-Confidence
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Have you considered what type of speaker you want to be? Let’s look at the options. If given the choice, what subject would you prefer to speak about? Have you earned the right to speak on that subject or are you willing to study the subject until you have earned the right? How do you relate best to people? What is your level of energy? You need to consider your health. Do you have enough energy to tackle a day long seminar or should you concentrate on shorter speeches. These are all areas you need to take into consideration before taking the big step towards becoming a professional. There are basically three types of opportunities for a public speaker and each is very different. There are speeches, seminars and workshops. The material in each of the categories varies a great deal and the type of audience you will encounter is different. The basic difference in the three categories is the time allocated and the interaction with the audience. Even within each category these two items vary.
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About the Book
Do you appreciate the KISS (Keep it simple and sincere) method of teaching? This book has been written in a simplified, down-to-earth way that can become your guide to climbing the ladder of speaking success Teach Yourself Public Speaking will answer questions such as: How to take the fear out of public speaking? What kind of speaking engagements are available? How can you improve your speaking voice? How important is your stage presence? What is the difference between verbal and non-verbal communications? What are the most important things you need to know as a Public Speaker?
About the Author
Mel Moore has been teaching public speaking for over 25 years and has been a professional speaker for over 15 years. He has personally used the methods described in Teach Yourself Public Speaking to help people become professional speakers. Mel has worked in all phases of sales and retired as a Real Estate Broker in 1985. Since retiring he has concentrated on working in the communication field by teaching workshops and working one-on-one with individuals. His research on the subject has brought about some unique ways of self-improvement.