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In this episode of Conversional Speaking, we cover a practical tip: Speaking Without Notes.
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On this episode of Conversional Speaking, I interview Ariel Bournes (stand-up comic by day, Law Enforcement Officer by night) on the all-purpose and wickedly satisfying tool of humor and comedy in everyday life. In this episode we talk about...
In this episode of Conversional Speaking, we tall about projecting your voice, why that's important, and how to pull it off in three easy steps.
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Practice, practice, practice!
At least that's what we say. Rehearse your message multiple times. In this episode of Conversional Speaking, Chris Lazo explains why.
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P.S. Guess what else? We released a new PDF called The Top Five Mistakes Public Speakers Make. It explains the most common mistakes newbies and even veteran speakers make when they grab the mic or hit record. Don't be them. Learn what to avoid and flatten the learning curve on your speaking. Grab your FREE copy at chrislazo.com.
Today we discuss more attention grabbers to put in your toolbox. This one is on being simple. Want my free PDF on The 5 Secrets of Public Speaking? Get it at www.chrislazo.com
In this episode, Chris Lazo uncovers three methods for getting your message across in a fifteen second Instagram Story.
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Today on Conversional Speaking we're going to analyze Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address, one of the best things he does with his presentation, and one takeaway you can apply right now!
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