http://iheartz.com/self Personal Development, Self Help And Motivation Guide Thu, 20 Sep 2007 19:35:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We saw some tips which one should 'not' follow to improve self assured oration in part 1. This is the concluding part and has a few more 'not-to-do' tips. Perils of using visual aids Assuming you are using charts, whiteboard or a projection screen, don’t handle the implements such as the marker ... http://iheartz.com/self/self-assured-oration-some-things-you-must-never-do-part-2.php While preparing to become a confident speaker, we need to know that tension and stage fear are something that will never fully go away. We need to learn to use this nervousness to make us better our performance. But self assured oration can be achieved by not letting the audience ... http://iheartz.com/self/self-assured-oration-some-things-you-must-never-do-part-1.php Part one, we did have a look at the significance of addressing gatherings. This can be considered the concluding part :) Oration is a set of traits that can be learned. Here are three reasons why everyone should master them. At some point in our life we will be faced with ... http://iheartz.com/self/significance-of-addressing-gatherings-part-2.php Delivering a speech is not an easy task, you have to plan your presentation well in advance so that your talk is understood, appreciated and remains in the minds of your audience for long time. Irrespective of what profession you might follow, there may come a moment when you have ... http://iheartz.com/self/significance-of-addressing-gatherings-part-1.php Previous two parts, I discussed some basic differences between Professional Coach and an Orator. Ensure you read Part 1 and part 2 before reading this further. Listed are some more basic differences that a professional coach should know. Since trainers need not be expert in one field but familiar with a lot ... http://iheartz.com/self/how-public-speaking-differs-professional-coach-to-an-orator-part-3.php In my previous post I pointed you'll to some of the basic differences between Professional coach and an Orator. Today let us look into some more differences that tells what a professional coach needs to transform into an Orator. Coaches generally have a specific goal; they have to make their trainees ... http://iheartz.com/self/how-public-speaking-differs-professional-coach-to-an-orator-part-2.php It is common that several coaches want to transform into speakers and are often under the illusion that it won’t be difficult as they are already into speaking to groups. But the truth is far from this, there is a world of difference between the two activities. Let us examine ... http://iheartz.com/self/how-public-speaking-differs-professional-coach-to-an-orator-part-1.php Ensure you read some of the other Oratory lessons I have posted earlier. Read Part 1 and Part 2 here. 1.  Dissection of speeches. You have to teach your pupils how to use words in different contexts. This can be effectively taught by involving them in activities where they use ... http://iheartz.com/self/oratory-lessons-%e2%80%93-some-suggestions-for-planning-part-3.php In my previous post I discussed how to 'Speak to convince', relate anecdotes and argue effectively. These are few points when one is planning to attend a talk or a seminar. Today, let us look at a few more interesting aspects that need to be considered when we are set ... http://iheartz.com/self/oratory-lessons-%e2%80%93-some-suggestions-for-planning-part-2.php It is important that aspiring public speakers undergo a professional training program. A series of training session’s helps you gain confidence, plan your speech, tailor it to suit your audience and most importantly provides you a platform for practice. After suitable experience you could consider becoming a public speaking trainer ... http://iheartz.com/self/oratory-lessons-%e2%80%93-some-suggestions-for-planning-part-1.php