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What Cops Watch
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Today Dave and Erik take a look at What Cops Watch. Hollywood continues to tell tales on the Silver and smaller HD screens.
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Curious Goods 1
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Today we look at Curious Goods a show that takes a deep dive in the Friday the 13th television series and looks at the storytelling aspects and other areas that made this a great show. Audio Player at the bottom of the page The Stuff We Liked We enjoyed the sarcasm and entertainment as you...
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Wake Up Eager Workforce
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Wake Up Eager Workforce Description: Helping senior leaders build and sustain an energetic, committed and drama-free workforce, including tools and resources for hiring and promoting the right people. Information to reduce turnover and improve productivity. You’ll learn everything you need to know about building a high performing and successful Wake Up Eager Workforce: Insightful insider...
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Investing With The Buyside
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Description Corporate access and investing insights for the value investor. Investing with the Buyside is a podcast that was founded on the idea that all investors should have the opportunity to hear management teams from public companies talk about their companies, industry outlook, capital allocation philosophy, and their perspective on the valuation of their company...
info_outlineWhat’s your Speech Purpose?
There are 4 main reasons to give a speech:
- to inform
- to inspire
- to entertain
- to call to action.
By knowing your speech purpose, you’ll be able to limit your topic and exclude material that’s not specific to your speech. Often, this will help you decide what to include and what to exclude from your presentation. No matter how funny the joke you heard last night was, you have to decide if it fits into your speech. As your audience is giving you the time (and time equals money) and attention, they expect value in return. Your task is to honor them.
Stage Fright
Do you know how many times I had to rerecord “International Astronomical Union” for this podcast?*
This is the kind of thing that makes you get more nervous – repeating an error just drills the bad into your head instead of the good. Practice the tough lines several times before you go onstage. If you get it wrong, don’t make a big issue out of it, or make fun of yourself, or apologize. Just keep moving along. This minimizes your chances of getting more negative reinforcement.
Stage fright is what we call the negative symptoms our bodies respond with to stress. These responses can be channeled into positive ways. You can take that energy and put it into your voice or body movements to create more interest in your speech. You can’t really ignore it, but you can learn to manage it. The more opportunities you take to get on stage, the more you’ll gain control of your emotional physical reactions.
Competent Leadership Manual
When you join Toastmasters, you’ll be given two different manuals. The first – the Competent Communicator Manual – covers the 10 speech projects you’ll do in the meetings. The other book – the Competent Leadership Manual – will introduce you to the various roles in the Toastmasters meetings, including speaker, timer, grammarian and ah-counter (in many clubs, these roles are combined), evaluator, meeting toastmaster and general evaluator.
*For the record: 3.
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