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You don’t need a 400 page piece of literature to understand the skills to become proficient in speaking.
If you are looking at this title, it means you want to jump start your public speaking immediately, it means you are done with melting before crowds, it means you want to know the proven tools that will aid you become excellent in the art.
This is why I’ve created a bite sized approach to the greatest phobia that frustrates more than half of the world’s population. You can call it "The Super Short Guide to Great Speaking", because that’s what it just what it is.
In this book, I show you how to use the fear of audiences to your advantage, to stop running from and begin running to audiences.
In this 40 page ebook, you’ll learn:
1. How to Master Fright
2. How to Conquer Fear and 10x Your Speaking Skills
3. The Art of Crafting your Introduction
4. How to Get Your Meat
5. The Laws of Speaking
6. The Lifeblood of the Speaker
7. En Theos: The God Within You
8. How to Memorize Your Presentation
9. How to Up Your Diction
Explore the 9 Secrets that will revolutionise your speaking.
Hop on aboard and change your life.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
David Oyibo is a Speaking Coach, Speaker, Spoken Word Poet and Medical Doctor in Training.
He is also the founder of David Oyibo Pablum Enterprise (D.O.P.E), a public speaking platform committed to growing the next generation of young speakers.
He has spoken to thousands of young people across Nigeria and delivered his acclaimed performance "RISE" to an audience of 50,000 at the world famous Faith Tabernacle, Canaanland, Ota. His videos and trainings have also been followed by thousands across his social media platforms.
David lives in the city of Kaduna Nigeria where he serves as a Minister at HillCity Nigeria.
ASIN:B086VP2FF6
Language:English
File size:1611 KB
Simultaneous device usage:Unlimited
Text-to-Speech:Enabled
Screen Reader:Supported
Enhanced typesetting:Enabled
X-Ray:Not Enabled
Word Wise:Enabled
Print length:41 pages
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