Effective SpeakingAmerican Institute of Banking, 1948 - 458 strani |
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... tell them what I am going to tell them ; then I tell them ; then I tell them what I have told them . " This is a tried and true pattern for the public speaker . Attention is fresh at the opening of the speech . It is then that the ...
... tell them what I am going to tell them ; then I tell them ; then I tell them what I have told them . " This is a tried and true pattern for the public speaker . Attention is fresh at the opening of the speech . It is then that the ...
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... tell the audience how this thinking will affect them . What will the audience get from the speech ? Most of us want to get as much out of life as possible , and the speaker who can tell us how this can be accomplished will get our at ...
... tell the audience how this thinking will affect them . What will the audience get from the speech ? Most of us want to get as much out of life as possible , and the speaker who can tell us how this can be accomplished will get our at ...
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... tell in public a joke that you have not rehearsed on your friends . In the excitement of facing an audience you may forget the point of the story unless it is deeply imbedded in your consciousness . Know where the laughs are . The ...
... tell in public a joke that you have not rehearsed on your friends . In the excitement of facing an audience you may forget the point of the story unless it is deeply imbedded in your consciousness . Know where the laughs are . The ...
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Acres of Diamonds American American Bankers Association attention audi audience bank cent Chicago COLLATERAL READING Company conclusion conversation Conwell denarius develop discussion economic Effective Speaking ence example experience eyes fact farm feel following excerpt Franklin D friends gesture give hand Harry Emerson Fosdick Henry Ward Beecher humor idea illustrations imagination interest introduced John Mantle keep larynx laugh listeners live look Lowell Thomas manuscript material means memory mind motion nation never occasion organization outline paradox paragraph person phrase platform preacher prepared principles problem Public Speaking question radio remember Russell H sense sentence sermon sound speaker stage fright stand story suggestion talk tell theme things thought tion totalitarians verb Vital Speeches voice Wendell Willkie words York