Carnival of Public Speaking – February 21, 2007
Welcome to the February 21, 2007 edition of carnival of public speaking, hosted by Redwood Ramblers Toastmasters. Redwood Ramblers Toastmasters is a Toastmasters club in Scotts Valley, California. We meet every Wednesday at noon. Our newsletter-blog, with public speaking tips and information is available online at http://www.redwoodramblers.org/newsletter.
Jane May presents Career Ramblings » Blog Archive » Speaking Capital is an Asset posted at Career Ramblings.
Naomi Rockler-Gladen presents Public Speaking Class Resources: Public speaking class tips for persuasive speech topics and more posted at College/University at Suite101.com, saying, “This is an index of articles on my site to help students with their public speaking classes.”
Charles H. Green presents Some Principles of Presentations and Pitches posted at Passion, People and Principles, saying, “Make sure you address the audience’s needs, concerns, wants – not yours. They will give you back what you want if you serve them first.”
Charles H. Green presents Trust Tip 13: Hard talk about a soft skill posted at Trust Matters, saying, “The power of listening — and how to be an ideal audience member.”
Anna Farmery presents How NOT to present change posted at The Engaging Brand.
Charles H. Green presents Trust Tip 45: The Three-Second Rule posted at Trust Matters, saying, “Speaking coach Patricia Fripp’s “Three-Second Rule” for starting presentations is guaranteed to grab your audience’s attention — in any situation.”
Brian Kim presents How to Give a Great Speech posted at BrianKim.net.
Debra Moorhead presents Eliminating Uh’s, Um’s, and Ah’s from Your Speech posted at Debra Moorhead.com.
Barbra Sundquist presents Top Five Places for Small Business Networking (HomeBusinessWiz.com) posted at HomeBusinessWiz.
Scott Schwertly presents My Favorite Presentation Resources posted at Presentation Revolution.
John E. West presents An experiment with the “Lessig Style” posted at The Only Trait of a Leader.
Jack Yoest presents Pick a Publicity Shot posted at Reasoned Audacity, saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.
We are updating Charmaine’s pub shots. Following are two. We need to pick one.”
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February 21st, 2007 12:49
Thanks for this carnival! John and I were actually looking into joining Toastmasters in our local area. Everyone can always work on speaking.
Thanks Again!!!
February 23rd, 2007 10:56
Hi: thanks for the link in this edition of the Carnival. I’d love to hear what experiences your readers have with this or other interesting styles for communicating to large audiences.