Public Speaking with David Murray

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Public Speaking with David Murray episodes

April 26, 2018 How to ‘Calm the Nerves’ when Public Speaking – 004
In this episode you will learn a public speaking technique which can help to 'Calm the Nerves' and get ready for your next speech or presentation. I guide you through an exercise where you focus on breathing and count your breaths. This can help you feel calm, centred and ready to do your public speaking.
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In the next episode I will be sharing a technique called 'Visualisation' to help you be a confident public speaker.
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If you would like to find out more you can get in touch with David at https://davidalanmurray.com
3 min
April 26, 2018 How to use a ‘Call to Action’ to prompt a response to your speech – 003
In this episode you will learn a public speaking technique called a 'Call to Action'. A call to action can be added at the end of your speech and is a way of inviting your audience to take action as a consequence of the message you have delivered. This means the audience can take away positive action.
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In the next episode I will be sharing a technique on how to 'Calm the Nerves' when public speaking.
If you would like to discover more public speaking tips and techniques to become a better public speaker don’t forget to subscribe to this public speaking coaching podcast. If you would like to find out more you can get in touch with David at https://davidalanmurray.com
2 min
April 26, 2018 How to use ‘Alliteration’ so that your speech is remembered – 002
In this episode you will learn a public speaking technique called 'Alliteration'. This is where you combine two or more words in your speech that start in the same way. For example: 'Dirty Dancing', 'Sweet Song', 'Blue Bird'.
It is easy to add alliteration into your speeches and feels like music to the ears of the listener, because your speech will sound more structured, fun and engaging.
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In the next episode I will be sharing a technique on adding a 'Call to Action' in your speeches.
If you would like to discover more public speaking tips and techniques to become a better public speaker don’t forget to subscribe to this public speaking coaching podcast.
If you would like to find out more you can get in touch with David at https://davidalanmurray.com
2 min
April 24, 2018 How to use ‘Anchoring’ to make a point – 001
In this episode you will learn a public speaking technique called 'Anchoring'. This is where you use your body and hands to emphasise different aspects of your speech. It is easy to use and gives your speeches and public speaking more impact.
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In the next episode I will be sharing a technique called 'Alliteration'.
If you would like to discover more public speaking tips and techniques to become a better public speaker don’t forget to subscribe to this public speaking coaching podcast.
If you would like to find out more you can get in touch with me at https://davidalanmurray.com
2 min

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Public Speaking with David Murray is a weekly podcast where I share tips and techniques to help you take your public speaking to the next level. Each week I will share a new tip or technique which you…