Public Speaking & Communicating: Skip Theory, Master the Art
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5 hours
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Mar 2025
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What you will learn
Deliver unforgettable stories with these 10 essential ingredients
Organize your presentation with an easy, memory recall strategy
Use words that are worth a thousand pictures
Create a simple, no-brainer strategy to cope with your fear of public speaking
Manage & Lead With Your Own Voice of Authority
Develop your presentation skills so that you persuade and motivate your audience
Find Just What to Say & How to Say it
Give your audience real value
Adapt your presentation on the fly
Stop feeling sleazy about selling with this one presentation secret
Begin your presentation with a win & close with a bang
Punch Fear in The FACE!
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Our Verdict
Public Speaking & Communicating: Skip Theory, Master the Art is a dynamic and thorough course for aspiring or seasoned speakers seeking to captivate audiences with thoughtfully-crafted storytelling. With an arsenal of techniques, real-life examples, and resources at your disposal, you'll be well on your way to mastering the art of persuasion and communication. Nonetheless, this course is not without room for refinement, namely when it comes to reigning in linguistic exuberance and varying visual aids.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive public speaking course covering storytelling, presentation structure, fear management, and more
- Instructor's vivid personal stories provide valuable insights and inspiration for one's own speeches
- High-quality content that is practical, concise, and resourceful without being overwhelming
- Updated as recently as 2025 to maintain relevance and effectiveness
Potential Drawbacks
- Linguistic flair may feel excessive at times with a proclivity for superlatives and imperatives
- Limited use of visuals in the course, which some learners might find helpful for storytelling examples
- Risk of repetition with anecdotes, possibly leading to loss of novelty or engagement towards the end
- Though relatable, a few stories may be too complex, making it difficult to grasp their direct relation to speech preparation
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