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The Public Speaking Project - The Ultimate Guide to Effective Public Speaking: How to Develop Confidence Overcome Your Public Speaking Fear Analyze Your Audience and Deliver an Effective Speech - cover

The Public Speaking Project - The Ultimate Guide to Effective Public Speaking: How to Develop Confidence Overcome Your Public Speaking Fear Analyze Your Audience and Deliver an Effective Speech

Kyle Faber

Maison d'édition: CAC Publishing LLC

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Synopsis

Do you have a fear of public speaking? If so, this is definitely the book for you. 
 
Whether you're a seasoned public speaker or getting ready for that first speech, this book is guaranteed to answer all of your questions about public speaking. 
 
This book contains everything you need to know about delivering an effective speech and getting your message across successfully.  
 
 
**Here's a preview of what you will learn**How you can overcome your fears of public speakingHow to prepare for your first speechHow to develop confidenceHow to select your topicHow to analyze your audienceHow to organize your speechHow to outline your speechHow to prepare visual aidsand how to deliver your speech and your message effectivelyIt's all here! 
Don't wait any longer! Scroll up and click the 'Buy Now' button to learn how to overcome your fear of public speaking and deliver your speeches more effectively!

Disponible depuis: 31/10/2017.

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