Public Speaking: 3-in-1 Guide to Master Speaking in Public, Business Storytelling, Speech Language & Be Charismatic

By Caden Burke

Public Speaking - 3 Manuscripts in 1 Book, Including: How to Speak in Public, How to Communicate Effectively and How to Be Charismatic.

 

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HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC:

7 Easy Steps to Master Public Speaking, Presentation Skills, Business Storytelling & Speech Anxiety.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Caden Burke
• Release date: Dec 9, 2023
• ISBN: 9798869053381

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Public Speaking

3 Manuscripts in 1 Book, Including: How to Speak in Public, How to Communicate Effectively and How to Be Charismatic

Caden Burke

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Discover all books from the Leadership Skills Series by Caden Burke at:

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Book 1: How to Lead a Team

Book 2: How to Manage People

Book 3: How to Speak in Public

Book 4: How to Communicate Effectively

Book 5: How to Manage Conflicts

Book 6: How to Build Teams

Book 7: How to Be Charismatic

Book 8: How to Facilitate Groups

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Public Speaking

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Table of Contents

Book 1: How to Speak in Public

Book 2: How to Communicate Effectively

Book 3: How to Be Charismatic

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Book 1: How to Speak in Public

7 Easy Steps to Master Public Speaking, Presentation Skills, Business Storytelling & Speech Anxiety

Caden Burke

Table of Contents

Public Speaking

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Table of Contents

Book 1: How to Speak in Public

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Step 1: Planning for a Speech

Gathering Information

Putting the Plan Together

Chapter 2 - Step 2: Practicing for Your Speech

Rehearsing Techniques

Preparing the Materials

Understanding Body Language

Chapter 3 - Step 3: Engage the Audience

Presentation Structure

Guiding Points for Your Audience

Before You Present

Maximizing Delivery

Chapter 4 - Step 4: Reading Body Language

Audience Mood

Note Taking

Head Movement

Facial Expressions

Movement or Posture

Chapter 5 - Step 5: Building Your Confidence

Shift the Focus

Remove Distracting Thoughts

Content Design

Calm and In Control

Credibility

Chapter 6 - Step 6: Embracing Your Nerves

Observe, Acknowledge, Reframe

Return to Present

Warming Up and Opening

Nerve Management

Chapter 7 - Step 7: Challenging Your Excuses

#1 Excuse – Touch Crowd

#2 Excuse – What Agenda?

#3 Excuse – No One Cares if I stay to My Time

#4 Excuse – The Audience Does Not Matter

#5 Excuse – I’m Good I Can Wing This

Give Yourself Grace

Conclusion

Book 2: How to Communicate Effectively

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Step 1: Engage in Listening

Focus on the Speaker

Listen with Your Right Ear

Redirecting or Interrupting

Give Feedback

No Judgement

Emotions in Words

Chapter 2 - Step 2: Look for Nonverbal Signals

Reading Nonverbal Communication

Your Delivery of Nonverbal Cues

Tricks to Understand Body Language

Chapter 3 - Step 3: Manage Your Stress

Releasing Your Stress for Effective Communication

The Secret to Defeating Stress

Chapter 4 - Step 4: Be Direct

The Right Way to Be Assertive

Being Direct Is Kind

Chapter 5 - Step 5: Be Confident

Overcoming a Lack of Confidence

What to Avoid When Communicating with Confidence

Professional Benefits

Chapter 6 - Step 6: Build Relationships

Why Relationships Are Important

Breaking the Ice

What Is a Good Relationship?

What It Takes to Build Good Work Relationships

Dealing with Difficult Relationships

Chapter 7 - Step 7: Use the PIP Approach

Conclusion

Book 3: How to Be Charismatic

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Step 1: Work Your Body Language

Tips for Exuding Charisma

Chapter 2 - Step 2: Being Aware

The Impact You Have on Others

Embracing Weakness

Strength Without Arrogance

Acknowledge Limits

Chapter 3 - Step 3: Being Passionate

Why Is Passion Important to Charisma?

How to Find Your Passion?

Cultivating Your Passion

Chapter 4 - Step 4: Being Inquisitive

Drive for Knowledge

Taking Initiative

Welcome Innovation

Solve the Problem

Productivity

Reawaking Your Curiosity

Chapter 5 – Step 5: Being Positive

Negative Thoughts Hold You Back

Positive Thinking Projects You Forward

Chapter 6 - Step 6: Being Authentic

Be True

Arrows Out – Think-In

How You Treat People

Live in the Moment

Openness

Chapter 7 - Step 7: Looking and Sounding the Part

Looking Confident

Sounding Confident

Conclusion

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Introduction

It is time to up your game and be not just a good public speaker but an excellent communicator. You have taken the very first step by selecting "How to Speak in Public" as your roadmap. You are not alone in the world; there are many people who shy away from public speaking when requested. Yet, public speaking quite possibly could be one of the most important skills you could develop in your career and life. The ability to speak in public is very important and ultimately could be a deciding factor as you advance your career and relationships, both professional and personal. It is most definitely a skill that will provide versatility to your life.

Throughout history, there have been many very defining moments that have resulted from those who were skilled in publish speaking. Take, for example, Martin Luther King’s I have a dream speech this inspirational speech still echoes throughout the world to encourage equality and peace. Or how about Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, this is the speech that defined him as a president and established him as a historical icon. The ability to shape and mold others, to unite or divide, have been greatly influenced throughout history by powerful public speakers.

As you grow as a public speaker, you will find that you improve your self-confidence. The society we live in is driven by materialistic desires, and there is no way for an individual to avoid it. Our personal self-worth and esteem come from what we think about ourselves, but also from how others perceive us.

Through the act of public speaking, you improve your skills with communication and, in turn, become more confident as you are around others. It also helps you to improve your skill in interpreting other people. This can improve your ability in general conversation as well. You are better able to understand and empathize with people as you converse.

Another reason public speaking is important is it is often the best way to get your message across with the littlest room for error as you speak to another person; they hear not just the words but also the tone. These are things that you cannot deliver when sending an email or through a written context.

Speaking opens words to a different level allowing the words to not only have meaning but gain emotion as well. This can help you to become a great influencer in your personal and professional life. This process also allows you to demonstrate your level of knowledge and expertise for the topic. It differentiates you from others in your position just simply by speaking up. The ability to speak in public can set you apart from others when you are looking for a promotion or prevent you from losing your job in instances of downsizing.

The following chapters will discuss seven easy and actionable steps to become a great public speaker. Each of these steps has been designed to help enhance your ability to speak the public. Public speaking is one of the most desirable skills in the workforce. Those who are seeking to advance their career or inspire their teams need to possess good public speaking skills. As you master these steps, you will find that you also improve your communication as a leader.

Chapter 1 - Step 1: Planning for a Speech

Just like everything in the business world, it should all begin with a plan. Public speaking is no different. You may believe that you can simply just go wing it, and everything will be great. The crowd will shower you with cheers and clap wildly as you deliver your message if this is your experience, bravo. However, this is just not the case for the majority of situations.

Gathering Information

As you begin the planning phase of your speech, you need to gather information. You need to know the who, what, how, when, and where. These will be the basic tools for creating your rough draft, or essentially the outline for your speech.

Who – This is your audience, who are you speaking to?

What – This is the subject, what is your speech about.

How – What is the time frame, how long do you have for your speech.

When – Time of day, Season, Etc.

Where – Environment, where physically are you.

So, as you gather this information, you may find that you need to alter things along the way. This is completely okay because you are flexible, and thinking through the process may spark a different idea here or there. Remember, our gathering phase is simply about getting the information in a rough draft process.

One method we suggest for doing this is using brainstorming. This is where you take a simple heading or topic, and then quickly write down everything you believe that relates to that topic. The purpose here is not to edit or judge yourself. You need to allow yourself to keep writing until you have no more ideas. There are no wrong or right answers through brainstorming. You will find that some of your ideas are brilliant and others will not be useful. That is a process you will do later as you sort your ideas. The use of this technique allows you to get your mind thinking, consider it as a kick start to creative thinking.

Who

The first place to focus on is on the who; you need to know as much about your audience. This will prepare you to understand what they want to hear and design your speech in a way that will be most