Public Speaking and Presentation Skills

• "5 Tips for Exciting Speeches" - New! September 2003
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• "What Hollywood Taught Me: 7 Ways To Become A Star" - New! September 2003
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• "Open Your Speech by Relating to the Immediate Situation" - New! January 2003
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• "Avoid Borrowing Stories" - New! May 2003
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• "How Do You Accept an Award?"
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• "Find An Immediate Connection With Your Audience" - New! June 2003
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• "The Communicator's Job: Some People Write for History" - New! June 2003
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• "Put Your Audience in Your Opening" - New! March 2003
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• "So you're going to make a speech congratulations! You've been chosen (or drafted) to deliver a speech. No time... Don't panic... Fripp is here!!!"
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• "So you're going to make a speech congratulations! You've been chosen (or drafted) to deliver a speech. No time... Don't panic... Fripp is here!!!"
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• "Go Hollywood — collaborate to make your presentations big box-office winners!"
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• What Hollywood taught me - 7 ways to become a star
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• "Three reasons speakers fail to hit the mark"

  White Paper on Technology in Speaking Skills A/V Technology: Necessity...or Nightmare?

  
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• "White Paper on technology in speaking skills A/V technology: necessity...or nightmare? The Pentagon declares war!"
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• "Work in the humor place: some hot get-ahead tips for speakers, comedians, humorists and anyone interested in comedy history"
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• "Tips to make you look professional and win with your audience"
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• "Business leader, what do you charge for talks? Appropriate fees for business executives seeking engagements?"
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• "The great comedians: what they say about comedy"
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• "Top speed: great in the movies, bad at the mike!"
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• "Lessons from movie stars: develop your storytelling abilities"
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• "Too bad only the good speakers will listen to you: an interview with Dan Conley"
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• "The critical moments just before you speak: conquering the jitters"
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• "Are you using too much technology in your talks?"
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• "How to get great evaluations every time... Ask!!!"
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• "The first 30 seconds - by Leonard Navarro"
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• "How to present to a board of directors"
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• "Avoid clichés - like the plague"
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• "If you want more humor in your presentation(s)"
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• "The danger of using the web as a resource for your humor"
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• "Preparing your talk: for business and professional speakers"
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• "Presenting your talk: for business and professional speakers"
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• "Capturing your audience: Part 1- humor, movement, sound"
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• "Capturing your audience: Part 2 - polish your presentation"
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• "Acting techniques for speakers"
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• "Get the best results from videoconferencing and teleconferencing"
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• "Scoring with overseas audiences"
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• "5 surefire tips for great speeches"
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• "Making short speeches with impact"
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• "Open and close your presentations with power"
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• "How to relax for your talk"
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• "Giving a speech? Fripp shares her top 10 suggestions"
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• "Say it with fewer words"
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