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Panic Away
Prisoners of Our Thoughts
by Gary Miller
How to Stop Your Anxiety Now
by David Larson
Conquering Stress: Out of the Fog and Into the Light
by Chris Green
Conquer Your Phobia
The Stress Free Guide to Public Speaking and Presentations by Paul Daniels
From the Site... "My own prime-time national BBC TV show ran for more than 15 years and topped the ratings not only in England, but across the world in 47 other countries... As a presenter, I have hosted some of the most popular game shows on British TV, including ‘Odd One Out’, ‘Every Second Counts’ and the highly rated ‘Wipe Out’. I have starred in my own West End Theatre Show for several years, headlined in Las Vegas and Broadway, and performed more unique magic on TV than any other magician in history… Now I want to help you. How would you like to get access to all the very same secret techniques that I discovered, to create and present captivating speeches for any audience? Well, after several years in the making, I am proud to offer a truly comprehensive, definitive guide to public speaking and presentations... Now you can speak with success and without fear..."
The Tip 5 Public Speaking Questions Answered
by Paul Daniels
There are a number of questions that we consistently get asked in relation to public speaking and presentations. Here are a few of the most common questions, along with our answers:
1. What if the main decision maker is suddenly called away or taken ill and can’t attend the meeting where I am due to present?
What at first may seem like a major disaster is actually nothing of the sort. By being adaptable, you can tailor your presentation to the rest of the audience, and ask them to convey one or two key points to the decision maker later. Emphasise those key points to ensure that they thoroughly understand them.
2. What if my projector and presentation end up in Houston when they should have been on the same flight as me to Orlando?
Rent a projector locally, either from the hotel or from an audio-visual company listed in Yellow Pages. As for the presentation, foresight and preparation would mean that you carried a backup with you in your hand luggage.
3. How many times should I read through my speech before presenting it?
This is one of those ‘how long is a piece of string’ type questions. The answer is, as long as it takes for you to feel comfortable at presenting it. For some people it will be one or two times, others may need five or six readings, or even more. There is no substitute for preparation and practice.
4. I have seen some speakers and presenters who like to walk about in the audience, what is your view of this?
Everyone has a different style, and there is no right or wrong with this technique. It really comes down to what works for you, and what is most effective for the audience. If you gauge that an audience is uncomfortable with it then it’s best to stop, but some audiences seem to enjoy it, especially if it sets the speaker apart from others in a long seminar.
5. My mouth dries up very easily and I find that within five or ten minutes of presenting a long talk, my mouth is very dry. Is there anything I can do?
Some people do suffer with this condition through no fault of their own, even some experienced speakers. The answer probably sounds obvious, but you need a drink! When you arrive in the room, place a glass of water on the podium so that you can take a few sips when you need to during your talk. Just the reassurance that the drink is there can help too. Don’t worry about how the audience might view you, it is perfectly acceptable to do this.
Paul Daniels is often described as The Johnny Carson of England. In his home country he is a household name due to his more than 20 years of prime-time TV shows that have been broadcast to 41 countries. Paul's course: The Stress Free Guide To Public Speaking and Presentations is the International best selling speaking course - visit: http://www.stressfreepublicspeaking.com for more information.
The Linden Method: For Anxiety Disorders and Panic Attacks
by Charles Linden
Article by Author... "We've all been there… One minute your listening intently as your mother in law tells you for the tenth time about the people she met on her recent holiday… or to the boss as he delivers a presentation on improving productivity levels (yawn!)..." Read More
From the Site... "My method isn't about piles of leaflets, booklets and hand-outs about 'Flight and Fight' or adrenalin; it isn't about paper bag techniques, deep breathing or analyzing your past or therapies,which take months. It is a clear, concise method, explaining what to do and what not to do to rid yourself quickly of anxiety disorder, panic disorder, panic attacks and phobias permanently..."
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Complete Interview Guide
by Matt & Nan DeLuca
Related Article... "Many people seeking a new job or a change in careers believe that all of the power in the employment process is in the hands of the employer. Nothing could be further from the truth if the goal is a long term mutually beneficial and respectful business relationship..." Read More
From the Site... "You'll quickly learn how to answer questions like a pro so that no matter what an interviewer asks you, you'll be calm, cool, and confident. Answers to tough questions, situations, possible interview questions and 3 practice interviews... [and] 49 questions to ask the interviewer..."
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