Professionally Speaking: Getting Ahead in Business and Life Through Effective CommunicatingSimon and Schuster, 1986 - 319 pages A step-by-step guide demonstrating methods to improve your communication and public speaking skills. Including learning to be natural, organization of thoughts, delivery, improving and fine-tuning the voice, and much more. |
Contents
Foreword by John Naisbitt | 17 |
WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A SUCCESSFUL | 27 |
CHAPTER 2 | 55 |
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alveolar ridge answer articulation audience Beginning body boss breath broadcast Charles Osgood Chrysler Clarity Climax communication consonants discussion E. E. Cummings establish rapport example exercise experience feel Fenwick Geraldine Ferraro give going hard palate hear host humor Iacocca inflections interview Jessica Savitch John Naisbitt John Sculley keep key thoughts key words language Lee Iacocca Lilyan Wilder lips listeners look loud Martin Luther King means meeting Middle End Millicent Fenwick minispeech mouth move Nightline Onomatopoeia Organizing Your Thoughts outline palate person phrase pitch Practice material prepared presentation questions rehearsal relaxed remember reporter response rhythm sense sentence situation soft palate sound speaker speaking speech story talk tape recorder Ted Koppel television tell tension things told tone tongue touch Unvoiced visual guide vocal voice vowels