Walk, Stop, Talk

[cyazrell]

wow... this is great! free tips in speaking! these simple yet powerful movements are overlooked by a lot of speakers, most of the time. thanks, Diane! BTW, I already subscribed to your video and also went to your site to subscribe for a free newsletter. Keep it up!

[abbyleeplaysfiddle]

some of the videos are for advertisements, previews of products, etc. i appreciate that she's giving tips for free, without promoting a product. she also practices what she preaches. some people say "move your hands" and don't demonstrate the point. but she really illustrates her advice.

[paakain]

Congratulations and thank you Diane for your very good tips.

[asiordanov]

so easy and so effective))

[6ixStringZ]

VERY effective advice! I used to form a sort of triangle. People begin to associate your body language with subject matter and you actually 'prepare' them mentally for a change in subject matter {or when moving from high-level to more detailed delivery.} Diane hits it on the head. Nice job!!!

[hunter745]

I'm having my first oral presentation to my class and it only last 3 mins. How do I successfully complete my 3min presentation without losing my nerves?

[Obtuzo]

I liked the blah blahs :-)

Just teasing, I saw this and another videos of yours, they were huge help.

[FreeDreamer09]

she really knows what she's doing. great advices! helped me a lot. thanx

[DianeDiResta]

My pleasure.

[publicspeakingexpert]

As a public speaking instructor, I can tell you that Diane DiResta is on target with this advice. Follow her model and you are well on your way to presenting like a pro! Well Done!

[DianeDiResta]

Thank you.

[misterwipedown]

@publicspeakingexpert agreed she is a real pro.