Speak Well in Public (How to use gestures?)

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A recent American survey asked thousands of adults to list their worst fears. Public speaking was revealed as number one - way before death, financial problems, and divorce. Americans aren't alone in this fear, however; people all over the world dread standing up in front of an audience.

"Speak Well in Public" is a pragmatic handbook which addresses all types of orators, including people who simply want to improve their prowess and others who want to revise the basics. In 10 steps - no more, no less - everyone will experience a transformation in their ability to successfully engage an audience.

In this YouTube video clip, the author takes a closer look at how to use gestures.

Communications expert Volker Andresen grew up in Germany, and studied in both the USA and France. Since then, Volker worked for various multinational companies, where he successfully trained orators from the four corners of the globe.

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[Troy48Jenkins]

I enjoyed your videos1 Mybiggest problem is flow and delivery of my message changing from one point to another and not losing my place or train of thought.. I will watch to learn more! /Thanks for posting!

[jeffmyers5]

Great stuff ... thanks!

[MrPaladinlaw]

thanks alot!

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