The methods in the book like, Deliver Jaw-Dropping Moments, 18 Minute Rule, and Paint a Mental Picture with Multi-Sensory Experiences are helpful to all students, professionals, and businessmen alike who often engage in public speaking.
Irrespective of personal opinions, think of excellent orators like Churchill, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and various heads of state across the world.
They all have something in common. Even in the most difficult times (professional or personal), they have swayed their listeners away from problems and uplifted their spirits.
If you are a sucker for historical speeches and enjoy watching them on YouTube, you can draw parallels from what the book mentions to how these speeches have been taken. This skill set is acquirable, and it takes a lot of courage to develop to deliver that perfect presentation.
You too can deliver a similar talk and hone your presentation skills at the end of this read.
Be prepared to take a lot of notes in this book. You might feel the first chapter to be a bit cliched, but if you are patient with this book, the proof of the pudding is all in the YouTube views TED talks get.
To deliver a speech and not having read this book should not even be allowed!
After all, it is with words that we communicate our thoughts. If they are not impressive, we cannot make our day-to-day professional or personal environment better.
But, if you wish to impress your audience next time with a presentation or with public speaking, look no further beyond this book.
Clicking on the link below will forever not only sharpen your lackluster presentation skills but give you confidence in public speaking as well.
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