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Accent Reduction- Get Inspired to Master These English Speech Sounds

Accent Reduction- Get Inspired to Master These English Speech Sounds Here is some information about the English language which will give you inspiration for mastering particular sounds: The most frequently spoken consonant is “n.” The “e” is the most commonly used letter in the English language. Furthermore, as many as one in eight of all […]

Presentations: Get and Use These Five Kinds of Evidence

Presentations: Get and Use These Five Kinds of Evidence To support or back up your viewpoint or recommendations, use these 5 kinds of evidence: Personal experience or story Analogy Judgment of Experts Examples Statistical Facts     Rerun from March 28, 2016

Let Your Voice Ring Out During Presentations

Let Your Voice Ring Out During Presentations Greater volume means everyone can hear all your speech sounds and can understand all your words. Wonderful is that when your voice rings out, the volume is a trigger mechanism.  The rest of your body will follow, and you’ll gesture more, emphasize more, and hand movements and facial […]

All Speakers Think They Speak Louder than They Do

All Speakers Think They Speak Louder than They Do That’s because they are hearing themselves through the bone structure of their head as well as through their ears.   Rerun from March 7, 2016

Impact of Low Volume Voice During Presentations

Impact of Low Volume Voice During Presentations Audiences interpret low volume as the speakers having low conviction or low interest on their topic.  Audiences say to themselves, “If the speaker isn’t interested, I’m not either.”  Then the audience stops paying attention to you.     Rerun from Feb 29, 2016