The New Talk Power: The Mind-Body Way to Speak Like a ProThe New TalkPower is a mind-body system that integrates neurobiology, behavior modification, performance techniques, speech crafting and leadership skills to help you master every aspect of public speaking - from gracious toasts to great speeches. Learn how to breathe, sit quietly, maintain concentration, and reduce rapid heartbeat, trembling, and adrenaline rush triggered by speaking in public. From the TalkPower Action Formula through the Survival Kit for Public Speakers, to the speech-writing-made-easy speech templates, everything you need to be an assured and engaging speaker is here. The first edition of "TalkPower" (Dodd, Mead, 1982) sold more than 60,000 copies and was translated into nine foreign languages. Now the New TalkPower offers Ms. Roger's clinically-tested, perfected, and expanded system to a new generation of fearful public speakers. |
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... Menu , Point Section , and Climax Can We Talk ?. 163 12. The Q & A The Audience Has a Turn ............ 195 13. The Conclusion Having the Last Word . 213 14. Show and Tell Visual Aids ......... 15. Self Esteem Table of Contents.
... Menu , Point Section , and Climax Can We Talk ?. 163 12. The Q & A The Audience Has a Turn ............ 195 13. The Conclusion Having the Last Word . 213 14. Show and Tell Visual Aids ......... 15. Self Esteem Table of Contents.
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Contents
I | xv |
II | 23 |
III | 37 |
IV | 47 |
VI | 55 |
VII | 67 |
IX | 79 |
X | 95 |
XIV | 193 |
XV | 211 |
XVII | 231 |
XVIII | 243 |
XIX | 259 |
XXI | 271 |
XXIII | 293 |
XXIV | 307 |
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actor answer anticipatory anxiety attention autonomic nervous system aware basic performance rehearsal begin body perfectly balanced brain calm cerebral cortex chair child Climax cognitive restructuring comfortable concentration conclusion Constantin Stanislavski count designated podium example exhale face the audience fear feel my hands Feel your hands fight or flight five belly breaths give glossophobia going to talk how-to idea inhalation inner click Introduction joke listen look Menu Message Sentence Message Statement minutes nervous never nose panic attack paperweight PAUSE person phobia Point Section practice prepare presentation public speaking Pull your belly relaxed remember reptilian brain routine script skills speaker speaking in public speech Squeeze your toes stand in front story take a small TalkPower Action Formula TalkPower program tape technique tell toast Toastmasters International Today Topic Sentence Transitional Mantra transitional phrases visual walk slowly words