The Art of Becoming a Master Communicator
and Charismatic Public Speaker

Remember that you are your own Message. When you walk out in front of an audience everything about you is communicating something, even before you open your mouth. To understand what those things are and how to master your ability to become a Master of the Art of Public Speaking takes WORK!

Life teaches us that every skill we want to acquire needs to be nurtured and practiced for you to become proficient and successful with that skill. Some of the areas we will focus on to achieve your goal of becoming a good Public Speaker are listed here:

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Creating a Strong First Impression that Works

How to conquer Stage Fright
Breathing exercises to improve voice, diction and tonal quality
Working with positive personal reinforcement to increase self-confidence and self-awareness
Exercises to manage stress and understand the causes
Our body mind connection, Body Language
How we project good energy to an audience
Creating a bond with your audience
How to develop a charismatic persona
The four communication errors that your listeners will not forgive
Breaking through fear and other performance blocks
A few simple rules to insure speaking success in every situation
The Magic Bullet: What is it? How to develop it.

Preparation

Determine the length of your talk, make it shorter than you wanted to make it in your first draft, Less is More, your audience will be grateful.
Determine the purpose of your Speech:
To entertain
To inform
To inspire
To persuade
Making sure every word hits the Mark

Elements for a Good Speech

Good speeches often include elements of all four
Pacing vs. Speed
Decide on a central theme that can be written down in a single sentence (If you cannot write your Theme on the back of a business card it is too complicated).
To aid your confidence, develop background knowledge in the Speech area. Do your homework; you must do your own preparation.
Gather facts. Do Research. Be sure your remarks are relevant to the interests of the group you are speaking to.