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Category Archives: Body Language
Types of Speeches: The Demonstration
If you decide to become a professional speaker or use speaking as an integral part of your marketing strategy, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the various types of speeches you might be asked to give. In this … Continue reading
Monkeys Are Cute But They Bite
By Featured Speaker Ric Morgan Every one of us has one or two, or a bunch of monkeys on our backs that represent nagging problems we personally have with life. They are difficult things for us to deal with, usually … Continue reading
The Power of Gestures
55 percent of communication is visual. Think about that. People are getting more of your message from your eye contact and body language, than they are your words. So your gestures are very important in public speaking. Your gestures can … Continue reading
Color in Public Speaking Does Not Refer to What You Are Wearing
By Featured Speaker Nancy Daniels One of the requirements for dynamic speaking, whether it is at the lectern or just in normal conversation, is to be expressive when you talk. This is known as color and refers to your vocal … Continue reading
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Tagged body language, expressive, facial expression, Nancy Daniels
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The Power of Silence
When I was studying belly dance, one of the things I learned was the power of stillness … those moments in a dance where you hold a pose, are still and not moving. It is those moments of stillness that … Continue reading
Public Speaking Tip #11: The Power of Silence
Any given presentation is composed of two things: sounds and silence. The words you speak are the sounds, and the pauses in between are silence. Did you know that silence can be as powerful as words? It is all … Continue reading
