Author: Dale Carnegie
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Have you ever felt awkward stuttering during impromptu speeches? Have you ever trembled with nervousness during job interviews? Have you ever felt unable to express your opinions clearly in front of your boss? In fact, everyone can become a master of public speaking, a "natural talker," a "celebrated orator," or at least someone with good verbal skills. This book is divided into nine parts: "Opportunity Favors the Prepared," "The Focus is Where the Speech's Theme Lies," "Captivating Openings," "Engaging the Audience and Creating Resonance," "Making Your Speech More Brilliant," "Persuasive Speaking," "In Public Places—If You Are the Speaker," "The Inspirational Power of a Speech's Conclusion," and "The Charm of Stage Presence," among others. Using numerous examples and unique perspectives, it answers specific questions such as "How to deliver a successful speech?" "How to highlight the main theme?" and "How to persuade the audience?"
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