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Author: Maggie Jackson
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book starts with the basics of public speaking and provides an in-depth, systematic description of the entire process of public speaking, including choosing a speech topic, creating an outline, practicing speech wording, and practicing speech delivery. It also offers detailed explanations on informative speeches, persuasive speeches, special types of speeches, and how to lead problem-solving groups, covering everything needed to help readers become successful speakers. Additionally, each section includes numerous persuasive examples, allowing you to vividly experience what effective public speaking truly is. Whether you want to share knowledge, persuade others, or lead a group, these clear theoretical explanations and effective speech examples provide everything you need to become a successful speaker. It is a masterpiece worth reading and collecting. It is the preferred choice for program hosts, government officials, corporate executives, salespeople, public relations professionals, MBA students, teachers, and who love public speaking, as well as all those who need to express themselves in public. In the complex modern society, technology has brought us more convenience, but at the same time, the boundaries between work and family, public and private life have become increasingly blurred. Our work methods, understanding of marriage, communication with each other, and how we define family are all changing. As a result, many fundamental and important aspects of our understanding of "family life" have also changed. With sharp insight, Maggie Jackson discovered that compared to work, family life has been relegated to a subordinate position. She brought more and more work home, and as night fell, she no longer stroked her daughters or shared life's little moments with them as she used to, but rather quickly sent them off to continue working. Moreover, we are increasingly turning work into a substitute for family life. Maggie Jackson explores the role of family life. She says, "In the process of exploration, I realized that family life is more important than I imagined. Without family life, it is difficult for us to call ourselves human."