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Upon arrival at any speaking venue there are multiple things to be aware of and check over to ensure adequate preparation for an effective presentation. If we are speaking at a major event then most of these things will generally have been dealt with as a matter of course, and in any case we may not have much ability to change things. If the event is on a smaller scale, then much of the responsibility may fall on us as the speaker to ensure that the venue is properly prepared. This article deals with some of the common issues to consider.

How’s that voice of yours doing? When you give a speech, how does your audience react? If they aren’t hanging on your every word, do you think that your voice could be having something to do with it?

Public speaking, is an exhilarating experience. You are on the spot, and all attention is on you. You could make everybody cry or laugh. The effective public speaker, has a power others desire. I will give you five simple tips that will help you become an effective speaker.

Some people excel at talking in front of crowds while others panic and can actually be terrified of public speaking. If you prepare well and follow basic guidelines and tips, public speaking can be easier and you’ll find yourself excelling too.

To know how to develop your interpersonal skills, the first and the foremost thing is to know and understand the meaning of interpersonal skills. Interpersonal Skills are the skills used by a person to interact with other people. Interpersonal skills are also at times referred to as communication skills and it includes listening skills, speaking skills, leadership quality etc.

The wedding ‘season’ is almost upon us. If you’re a groom, you may already be worrying about what to say in your speech – and how to minimise your chances of a ‘tumbleweed’ moment during your speech. As ever, we’re quick to point out that every wedding and every Groom require a different approach, but there are some quick wins to guarantee positive feedback from your guests, whether it’s sighs, laughs or rapturous applause!

Maybe I should have called this article Minefield, because many laws and rules, either written or unwritten, may be completely different to what we experience as our normal when we go into other cultures. And without the benefit of local advice and counsel, we may well venture into uncharted waters to the discomfort of both ourselves, our audience or our hosts. It is important for any speaker to understand that significant differences exist not only nationally, that is, within a particular country’s borders, but also within those borders. Many nations have major language and cultural differences within their borders. Sometimes dozens, even hundreds.

Gandhi, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela – we all recognize the names. I believe that we can all pretty much agree that each of these famous individuals were fantastic speakers who helped all of us to improve our listening skills because we really wanted to hear what they had to say. But the real question is – why? What did they know about speaking that we need to learn? It turns out that there are two traits that all great speeches share.

PowerPoint can be a great addition to a presentation and can give an audience greater insight into the content of the speech. However, it is very easy to get a PowerPoint wrong, to overload an audience, to lose connection with them and to miss the opportunity visual aids present. The following article provides some tips on using PowerPoint in an presentation to get the most out of it.

There is no doubt that the manner in which we assume and command the platform has a huge bearing on how well we are perceived as speakers, as communicators. And importantly, how well the audience takes in our message. Speaking to people is in some ways the same as leading them: it is essential to command attention and respect, not demand it. The manner in which we stand and deliver our presentation, quite apart from the words we use, will always have a significant bearing on the outcome.

Writing a wedding speech can be a very stressful experience for some people. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be. Simply follow these simple steps, and you find yourself delivering your wedding speech like a pro.

Often a speaker will be conducting their own product launch or promotion, in which case they can set the ground rules. But in the case where a speaker is invited to speak, a whole new scenario unfolds, and there are many issues to consider in order that a successful outcome for both the hosts or organizers and the speaker are achieved. In this case the role of the host, whoever is doing the inviting, becomes very important. There are a suite of issues to deal with, and as always, it is wise to cover these off prior to any agreement to speak.