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Rehearsals are an important part of public speaking. The three “p”’s Practice, Practice, Practice are the foundation of excellence in public speaking.

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BY Tom Antion I’ve been in business 40 years formally and way more than that if you count all my entrepreneurial endeavors starting at about 10 years old. I hit multi-millionaire status about 17 years ago and have maintained that … Continue reading →

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Analogies and idioms used in our daily vernacular and in business communications can be constructive or confusing. Speech coach Lauren Marlow explains why.

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Do you struggle to communicate your ideas under pressure? Do you mumble? Speak too quickly or forget what you want to say when asked to present in front of others? IF so, you are not alone. Jayne Latz has developed this easy to read content rich guide that will help you to pronounce, project and present with greater impact. Communicate Up The Corporate Ladder will help you: * Build spoken clarity * Build vocal power * Gain greater confidence * Deliver your message with greater impact * Build your professional image “Jayne Latz is a truly gifted professional who shares her wisdom in a concise and easy to read book. A “must” for anyone who is struggling with communicating clearly and confidently!” – M. J. Earle