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Summary: Learn all about situations when you may be called on to give an impromptu speech and how to do it well with expert tips in this free public speaking video.
Tim Kimmel is the CEO of Family Matters Inc., has written and published 11 non-fiction books, and speaks all over the nation to audiences of thousands on marriage and family. His books...read more
The number one fear in America is public speaking. More than death, more than heights, more than tarantulas, more than getting your hand caught in a blender, the biggest fear is talking in front of a group of people. Well finally you can stop peeing your pants in front of your co-workers! With these instructional videos from the experts at ExpertVillage. you don't have to be scared anymore to make a speech. You can inspire your friends, co-workers, and strangers with confidence.
In this free video series, watch as speaker and author teaches you how to give an impromptu speech. Learn different tips to help you organize your thoughts quickly, different approaches to speeches, things to remember when giving a speech, and how to keep it short. Sometimes, despite your greatest fears, you have to speak in front of people. Don't let public speaking be the death of you and let this expert allay your fears.
"You are at a Christmas party and the boss comes up to and says, after we served dessert, I would like you to just stand up and address the troops here and give them a good message for next year. Just a few minutes, just something that would really encourage them and then you freeze. You can't believe he has thrown this at you all of a sudden and you don't know what to say. The last thing on your mind was to give a speech. This happens all the time. It might be you've just won a great victory and the press wants to talk to you or you've just loss something huge in your company, you have really been set back or whatever. All these things come to you. You have to say something that comes off well and profound. Well if you don't know what to do at that point, all you are going to do is come off as a nervous wreck and make everybody else uncomfortable and wish that you had never ever come near a place like that again. It doesn't need to be that way. I am going to work you through a couple of simple things that you can do that will take all the fear out of this process or at least most of it and put some calm in place and give you the ability to really communicate some excellent ideas to people when you only have a few minutes to get ready for. "
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