The Art of Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie

Description: The Art of Public Speaking Joseph Berg Esenwein and Dale Carnegie Many people dread the prospect of having to speak in front of an audience. Others have the urge to do so but are mystified as to how to go about it, so they stand down and let the opportunities go by. The anxiety becomes even more acute when we realize that speaking in public is increasingly called for, whether it is sales presentations, PowerPoint presentations in meetings, webinars, conferences, and more. It is not a new problem, but it remains a stumbling block for many. Dale Carnegie realized this a little over a hundred years ago and decided to do something about it. After taking acting lessons and struggling to find work as an actor, he gave lessons in the art of public speaking at YMCA in New York which became quite successful. He joined forces with Joseph Berg Esenwein, a writer and editor, to formulate his principles in The Art of Public Speaking. First published in 1915, the book has been used by millions to improve their communication skills and remains relevant and effective today. It covers every side of the issue: confidence, emphasis, pitch, pace, pause, power, inflection, force, feeling, fluency, articulation, gesture, and the many ways of influencing an audience. Numerous examples are provided for study and practice. So, if you are stuck, scared, or just want to do better, listen up and learn how to get your audiences to do the same! 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Table of Contents Track Section Reader Length 1 00 - Things to Think of First - A Foreword Michael Lipschultz 5:44 2 01 - Acquiring Confidence Before an Audience Michael Lipschultz 13:29 3 02 - The Sin of Monotony Joe Mabry 9:51 4 03 - Efficiency Through Emphasis And Subordination Joe Mabry 20:14 5 04 - Efficiency Through Change of Pitch Joe Mabry 24:25 6 05 - Efficiency through Change of Pace Joe Mabry 31:09 7 06 - Pause and Power Matthew Reece 26:57 8 07 - Efficiency Through Inflection Bill Mosely 29:28 9 08 - Concentration in Delivery Matthew Reece 11:47 10 09 - Force Matthew Reece 24:07 11 10 - Feeling and Enthusiasm Matthew Reece 24:54 12 11 - Fluency through Preparation Roseanne Schmidt 13:57 13 12 - The Voice Roseanne Schmidt 15:19 14 13 - Voice Charm Matthew Reece 19:47 15 14 - Distinctness And Precision Of Utterance Bill Mosely 23:49 16 15 - The Truth about Gesture TriciaG 26:42 17 16 - Methods Of Delivery Bill Mosely 27:31 18 17 - Thought and Reserve Power Joe Mabry 27:46 19 18 - Subject and Preparation Joe Mabry 32:26 20 19 - Influencing by Exposition Availle 26:54 21 20 - Influencing by Description Availle 39:09 22 21 - Influencing by Narration Availle 30:20 23 22 - Influencing by Suggestion Availle 36:36 24 23 - Influencing by Argument Availle 29:19 25 24 - Influencing by Persuasion Availle 29:07 26 25 - Influencing the Crowd Availle 27:45 27 26 - Riding the Winged Horse Paul Adams 24:42 28 27 - Growing a Vocabulary Paul Adams 18:44 29 28 - Memory Training Paul Adams 23:18 30 29 - Right Thinking and Personality Paul Adams 12:13 31 30 - After-Dinner and Other Occasional Speaking Paul Adams 21:22 32 31 - Making Conversation ERffective Paul Adams 11:51 33 32 - App. A: Fifty Questions for Debate Paul Adams 6:41 34 33 - App. B: Thirty Themes for Speeches Paul Adams 5:12 35 34 - App. C: Suggestive Subjects for Speeches Paul Adams 13:53 36 35 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Newell Dwight Hillis Paul Adams 33:01 37 36 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Henry Watterson Paul Adams 5:05 38 37 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - John Morley Paul Adams 29:14 39 38 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Robert Toombs Paul Adams 19:53 40 39 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Theodore Roosevelt Paul Adams 25:40 41 40 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Alton B. Parker Paul Adams 3:48 42 41 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - John W. Wescott Paul Adams 5:43 43 42 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Henry W. Grady Paul Adams 49:14 44 43 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - William McKinley Paul Adams 17:06 45 44 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - John Hay Paul Adams 20:38 46 45 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - William Jennings Bryan Paul Adams 56:14 47 46 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Rufus Choate Paul Adams 20:34 48 47 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Albert J. Beveridge Paul Adams 47:59 49 48 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Russell Conwel Paul Adams 1:11:34 50 49 - App. D: Speeches for Study and Practice - Victor Hugo Paul Adams 8:01 Terms and Conditions Terms of Sale You can pay using the Checkout button when the listing ends or wait to receive an automated email invoice shortly after the listing ends with totals and payment instructions. 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