From Fear to Success: A Practical Public-Speaking Guide
Thomas B Dowd III
Aug 2013•109 Songs
Tracks
- 1Introduction (feat. Jerry Lyden)Thomas B Dowd III
- 2DedicationThomas B Dowd III
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- 4Find the Sources of Stage FrightThomas B Dowd III
- 5Tame the BeastThomas B Dowd III
- 6Understand That Success Is PossibleThomas B Dowd III
- 7
- 8Know Symptoms Are ComingThomas B Dowd III
- 9Recognize It May Never Go AwayThomas B Dowd III
- 10Control and PrepareThomas B Dowd III
- 11Practice Mental PreparationThomas B Dowd III
- 12Question If Fear Is Really FearThomas B Dowd III
- 13Practice Physical PreparationThomas B Dowd III
- 14Stop Telling Me to Relax, It Only Makes Me TenseThomas B Dowd III
- 15Play to Your StrengthsThomas B Dowd III
- 16Do Something With Your Hands and ArmsThomas B Dowd III
- 17Don't Let Personality Be an ExcuseThomas B Dowd III
- 18Stop Comparing Yourself to Great OratorsThomas B Dowd III
- 19Be Different, Be YouThomas B Dowd III
- 20It's Alright to Have a Stage Me: It's Still MeThomas B Dowd III
- 21Listen to Yourself After You're Done Listening to Everyone ElseThomas B Dowd III
- 22Use Fear as a MotivatorThomas B Dowd III
- 23Make Your Message Count / Have a Different Set of Eyes On ItThomas B Dowd III
- 24Make Outlines a Powerful ToolThomas B Dowd III
- 25Write Out Your SpeechThomas B Dowd III
- 26Write Your Own IntroductionThomas B Dowd III
- 27Paint the PictureThomas B Dowd III
- 28Formulate Clear MessagesThomas B Dowd III
- 29Reiterate and Reinforce Your MessagesThomas B Dowd III
- 30Choose Your Words CarefullyThomas B Dowd III
- 31Have Clear IntentionsThomas B Dowd III
- 32Use Presentation Slides EffectivelyThomas B Dowd III
- 33End StrongThomas B Dowd III
- 34Reinforce Three Times, Three Times, Three TimesThomas B Dowd III
- 35Recycle Your Own WorkThomas B Dowd III
- 36Use What Works and Reuse to Meet Your NeedsThomas B Dowd III
- 37Set Your Stage StoryThomas B Dowd III
- 38Know That Less Is MoreThomas B Dowd III
- 39Make Writing a HabitThomas B Dowd III
- 40Give Numbers ContextThomas B Dowd III
- 41Let the Speech BreatheThomas B Dowd III
- 42Tell the Audience What You Just Told ThemThomas B Dowd III
- 43The Audience / Look Each Audience Member in the EyeThomas B Dowd III
- 44Project Your VoiceThomas B Dowd III
- 45Appeal to Audience InterestsThomas B Dowd III
- 46Make the Speech About Them, Not YouThomas B Dowd III
- 47Appreciate the Audience’s Diversity and DifferencesThomas B Dowd III
- 48Know What They WantThomas B Dowd III
- 49Be an Attentive Audience YourselfThomas B Dowd III
- 50Work On Your Um, Ya Know Filler WordsThomas B Dowd III
- 51Engage Your AudienceThomas B Dowd III
- 52Have an Individual Conversation With the Whole AudienceThomas B Dowd III
- 53Reduce Personal DistractionsThomas B Dowd III
- 54Make the Message StickThomas B Dowd III
- 55Don’t Talk About Your Bad DayThomas B Dowd III
- 56Avoid Side CommentsThomas B Dowd III
- 57Ideas and Presentation / Brainstorm: The Friends-and-Family EffectThomas B Dowd III
- 58Keep a Notebook NearbyThomas B Dowd III
- 59Research Your MaterialThomas B Dowd III
- 60Be a Secret (Or Not so Secret) AdmirerThomas B Dowd III
- 61Practice: This Is Not an OptionThomas B Dowd III
- 62Be a Student of YourselfThomas B Dowd III
- 63Practice Through to the EndThomas B Dowd III
- 64Practice With DistractionsThomas B Dowd III
- 65Write Out Key PointsThomas B Dowd III
- 66Add Value With Your Visual AidsThomas B Dowd III
- 67Grab Attention With Your OpeningThomas B Dowd III
- 68Remember Audio-Visual Equipment NeedsThomas B Dowd III
- 69Manage Phone Presentations WellThomas B Dowd III
- 70Test Your SpeechesThomas B Dowd III
- 71Use PausesThomas B Dowd III
- 72Interact With the Audience from the BeginningThomas B Dowd III
- 73Control the EnvironmentThomas B Dowd III
- 74Minimize DistractionsThomas B Dowd III
- 75Find a Stage, Any StageThomas B Dowd III
- 76Get EvaluatedThomas B Dowd III
- 77Use Notes or Don’tThomas B Dowd III
- 78Know Your Speech RateThomas B Dowd III
- 79Memorize the Speech or Don’tThomas B Dowd III
- 80Listen BetterThomas B Dowd III
- 81Assume NothingThomas B Dowd III
- 82Avoid Cold TransitionsThomas B Dowd III
- 83Manage Q&A BasicsThomas B Dowd III
- 84Stir Emotion / Live in the PresentThomas B Dowd III
- 85Leave the Audience With the UpsideThomas B Dowd III
- 86Know the Difference Between Motivation and InspirationThomas B Dowd III
- 87Be Funny, Even Though I’m NotThomas B Dowd III
- 88Look Around for HumorThomas B Dowd III
- 89Find the Funny SoonThomas B Dowd III
- 90Let the Audience Know It’s Okay to LaughThomas B Dowd III
- 91Exude Energy: It's ContagiousThomas B Dowd III
- 92Be Sincere: It Means More Than WordsThomas B Dowd III
- 93Emphasize Physical Aspects in the SpeechThomas B Dowd III
- 94Go BigThomas B Dowd III
- 95Turn Off the Lights and Watch Them SnoozeThomas B Dowd III
- 96Share EmotionsThomas B Dowd III
- 97Personalize the PresentationThomas B Dowd III
- 98Jump in Feet FirstThomas B Dowd III
- 99Understand That Learning Is a Process, Not an EventThomas B Dowd III
- 100Be Inspirational, Not LoudThomas B Dowd III
- 101Use QuotationsThomas B Dowd III
- 102Move With PurposeThomas B Dowd III
- 103Use Your Voice as a ToolThomas B Dowd III
- 104Keep It SimpleThomas B Dowd III
- 105Share Your VulnerabilityThomas B Dowd III
- 106ReferencesThomas B Dowd III
- 107AcknowledgementsThomas B Dowd III
- 108About the Author (feat. Jerry Lyden)Thomas B Dowd III
- 109Copyright & Additional Information (feat. Jerry Lyden)Thomas B Dowd III
2013 Thomas B Dowd III