Myths About Public Speaking

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Public Speaking
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Overview: There are widespread myths about public speaking that shape our attitudes about what it takes to be an effective speaker. These myths have the poisonous effect of stopping us in our tracks from the get-go because they sell the idea that we're lacking what's "Needed" to become a powerful and persuasive communicator. By accepting them as true, we allow ourselves to become convinced from the start that we're bound to fail. By examining these myths about public speaking and seeing how and why we let them stand in our way, we can get past them. This paper explains the most common myths about public speaking.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2007 | Pages: 5


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