#Public speaking workshops

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Transform Your Skills with Engaging Public Speaking Workshops

Enhance your communication skills with our engaging public speaking workshops. Gain confidence, master presentation techniques, and captivate any audience. Sign up today to transform your speaking abilities! Call at 1 (469) 536-9020. For more information visit our website.

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Executive Public Speaking Training

Empower your voice with our dynamic public speaking expertise. Elevate communication skills, captivate audiences, and master the art of impactful presentations with our renowned training solutions. To more details, reach our website or call us at (704) 264-0523.

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hey btw if you're in the USA at  2:20 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Oct. 4, they're testing the emergency broadcast system. your phone is probably going to make a really loud noise, even if it's on silent. there's a backup date on the 11th if they need to postpone it.

if you're not in a safe situation and have an extra phone, you should turn that phone completely off beforehand.

additionally, if you're like me, and are easily startled; i recommend treating it like a party. have a countdown or something. be surrounded by your loved ones. take the actions you personally need to take to make yourself safe.

i have already seen mockery towards any person who feels nervous about this. for the record, it completely, completely valid to have "emergency broadcast sounds" be an anxiety trigger. do not let other people make fun of you for that. emergency sounds are legitimately engineered to make us take action; those of us with high levels of anxiety and/or neurodivergence are already pre-disposed to have a Bad Time. sometimes it is best to acknowledge that the situation will be triggering for some, and to prepare for that; rather than just saying "well that's stupid, it's just a test."

"loud scary sound time" isn't like, my favorite thing, but we can at least try to prevent some additional anxiety by preparing for it. maybe get yourself a cake? noise cancelling headphones? the new hozier album? whatever helps. love u, hope you're okay. we are gonna ride it out together.

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Pitch Perfect yet?

What a super voice… Alright, listen up! That got your attention, didn’t it? Learning how to pitch your services like a pro is gonna give you some awesome superpowers. Picture this: you���ll become the smooth-talking, credibility-oozing guru that clients can’t resist. First off, let’s talk street smarts. When you pitch properly, you’ll be dropping knowledge bombs left and right, making those…

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Presentation Savvy is public speaking training for all people who speak to other people.

If you present to conference-goers, customers, prospects, donors, staff or board directors, you're a public speaker.

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A short intro that I made for the channel.

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in another lifetime in which i am smarter and more patient i would have gone into developmental psychology. it's so interesting to me. i want to sit in a focus room full of kids and have them explain things to me while i go "fascinating. tell me more" and compile a study report

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On May 9th, 2024, I hosted my first live and in-person public science communication event as “Katia Plant Scientist” at the @gardenmuseum London! Here are some highlights from the event, photographed by @slothskitchen.cuisine .

Branch Out: The World of Seeds with Katia Plant Scientist featured a presentation paired with an interactive “make and take” workshop on the theme of seeds and their biology.

The guests were enchanted with an informative talk on the evolution and anatomy seeds. We touched upon other plant science topics such as how seeds find new habitats and how seeds know when to germinate.

The guests then explored a fascinating exhibit of exotic seeds from the Garden Museum’s extensive collection, including the Coco de Mer aka the world’s biggest seed.

The second part of my talk was practical advice for amateur gardeners on how to select, store, and reliably germinate seeds.

Guests applied their new knowledge in the hands-on portion of the workshop by planting herb and vegetable seeds in pots and setting up Petri dishes for in vitro seed germination. The guests left with at least four pots of plants for their own gardening projects.

With support from Samia Qureshi (plant science educator at the Garden Museum) this exciting event finally became a reality after two months of diligent planning.

This workshop was part of the Garden Museum’s Branch Out series. I am grateful to Ms. Qureshi and the Garden Museum staff for their time and energy spent setting up the room, providing workshop supplies, and assisting with IT for the event. The Garden Museum team could not have been more accommodating and welcoming, and I eagerly look forward to future collaborations with them.

I would like to thank Arts Council England for funding my workshop, as well as the other events in the Branch Out series. Please check the comments section for links to other Garden Museum events!

I hope to see you and other plant lovers at future events! Please let me know in the comments what kinds of events YOU would like to attend.

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Money-Making Strategies for Philosophers

Many philosophers used to work outside of academic institutions. For them, being a philosopher in academia often felt impossible. They took unconventional paths to earn a living, often working in unrelated fields or living on small budgets.

The most popular actor in India once said, “First, get rich, then become a philosopher.” We all know he is none other than Shah Rukh Khan. But what if someone wants to be an academic philosopher? Is there anything wrong with that? Moreover, what if a person wants to achieve wealth through philosophy and philosophical thinking? From a modern perspective, philosophy is not limited to academia,…

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Whether you’re a student, a professional, or simply someone eager to improve your communication skills, our basic spoken English course online is an ideal way to build your fluency. 

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Professional Speaking Training That Transform: Boost Confidence and Captivate Audiences

Most of us experience fear and anxiety when delivering a speech in front of an audience. This is quite popular as Glossophobia or the fear of public speaking. However, you can overcome it through public speaking classes. The classes offer much-needed assistance for anyone who struggles with public speaking. With that in mind, let’s learn more about how professional speaking training can benefit you.

Build Confidence Through Practice

One of the best ways to gain confidence is through practice. Public speaking courses allow you to practice presenting in front of small, supportive audiences multiple times. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. With each practice talk you give, you’ll likely feel more self-assured and comfortable behind the podium. Useful techniques like pausing, modulation, storytelling, and engaging the audience will become second nature. As your skills improve through rehearsal, so will your confidence.

In addition to practicing full-length speeches, some public speaking workshop also incorporate short impromptu speeches. These off-the-cuff talks prepare you to think quickly on your feet and articulate ideas spontaneously. The ability to speak eloquently without preparation demonstrates true mastery.

Learn How to Manage Anxiety

It’s completely normal to feel some level of anxiety when public speaking, even for seasoned experts. Thankfully, there are methods to channel those nerves productively. Public speaking courses teach battle-tested tips to manage anxiety and use it to your benefit. For example, arriving early to get familiar with the venue, doing vocal warmups, utilizing breathing techniques, and channeling nervous energy into passionate delivery.

As part of a supportive community of learners, you’ll discover you’re not alone in experiencing speech anxiety. It’s a shared experience that can be openly addressed and confronted through preparation. Over time, putting these stress management tools into practice will enable you to turn anxiety into an asset rather than a liability.

Polish Your Delivery and Presence

Great content alone won’t necessarily Captivate audiences. It’s equally important to focus on your delivery, stage presence, and connection with listeners. Seasoned instructors provide constructive feedback to help you come across as confident, comfortable, genuine and commanding attention.

You’ll learn how to incorporate pauses for effect, gesture naturally, establish strong eye contact, and project your voice properly. Optimizing these delivery elements makes your speech more dynamic, persuasive, and memorable. Instead of simply reciting words on a page, you’ll truly engage your audience and deliver an impactful talk.

Structure Speeches That Captivate and Inspire

Well-organized speeches that artfully blend facts with narrative are more interesting to listen to. Public speaking training guides you to structure compelling speeches following principles used by the most revered orators. Great talks often incorporate anecdotes, humor, contrast, and groups of three key points. These and other rhetorical devices help reinforce main ideas and keep audiences tuned in. Applying these techniques will make your presentations more captivating, memorable and inspiring.

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How to Deliver Powerful Presentations Workshop: Dr. Rick Goodman

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The Power of Public Speaking in Kids with Talent Club Australia

                               

Hey there, kids! Have you ever questioned why it's important to be able to speak confidently in front of others? Well, let's find out together! Talent Club Australia is here to help you discover the magic of communication through our fun and exciting classes.

In this world, talking to others is super important for doing well. And when you talk in front of a group, it can make you really successful. At Talent Club Australia, we help kids become great speakers. We believe in making kids feel strong and giving them what they need to do well in front of a crowd. Our way of teaching public speaking isn't just about saying words. We focus on helping kids feel confident, creative, and curious.

Imagine being able to stand up in front of your friends, family, or even a big crowd, and speak with confidence. That's what public speaking is all about! It's like being a superhero with the power to share your ideas and stories with the world.

At Talent Club Australia, we understand how important it is for kids like you to develop strong public speaking skills. That's why we offer our innovative "Speaks Craft" classes, where you can learn not just public speaking, but also creative writing, debating, and drama.

So, why is public speaking training is so important for kids like you? Well, let's explore some reasons together:

1. Building Confidence: Lots of kids get scared when they have to speak in public. But at Talent Club Australia, we see this as a chance for kids to grow. We have special programs that help kids turn their fears into strengths. We teach them how to talk with confidence and grace in any situation. With our help, kids learn to be themselves and catch the attention of everyone listening.

When you learn how to speak in public, you become more confident in yourself. You start to believe in your ideas and abilities, which helps you succeed in many areas of life.

2. Expressing Yourself: Public speaking allows you to express your thoughts, feelings, and opinions in a clear and confident manner. It's like having your own superpower for communication!

3. Making Friends: When you can speak confidently, you become more approachable and likable to others. You'll find it easier to make friends and connect with people from all walks of life.

4. Achieving Goals: Whether it's giving a presentation in school or speaking up for what you believe in, public speaking skills can help you achieve your goals and dreams.

5. Increasing Creativity: In today's fast world, it's important to keep people interested when you talk. That's why we tell kids to think outside the box and make their speeches fun and original. Our workshops focus on teaching kids how to tell stories that are exciting and funny. We show them how to use their imagination to make their stories stick in people's minds.

Now, you might be wondering how you can develop these super cool skills. Well, that's where Talent Club Australia comes in! Our "Speaks Craft" classes are designed to be fun and engaging, so you'll have a blast while learning.

Plus, our classes are not just for during the school term. We also offer holiday programs where you can brush up on your speaking skills while having a blast during your school breaks. You can join us in person at our Sydney location or even take our classes online from the comfort of your own home!

In today's competitive world, being able to talk well is more important than ever. That's why we give kids the tools they need to succeed not only in public speaking but in everything they do. From interviews to presentations, our programs help kids speak confidently, think carefully, and do well in any situation. With Talent Club Australia by their side, kids can step onto any stage feeling sure of themselves and ready to shine.

So, what are you waiting for? Join Talent Club Australia today and unlock the power of speaking with confidence. With our fun and innovative classes, you'll be rising to new heights in no time!

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Be Careful Who You Upset

  For my midweek post this week I thought I’d have another go at one of the prompts in the Writer’s Workshop, which is managed by John Holton. He sets out the choices for us here, and I’ve decided to go with #5 – to write about my first experience of speaking in public. Strictly to tell, this wasn’t my first such experience, but I’m discounting the ones from school and uni sessions, which to my…

[downfallofi]

I realize the way I tell stories out loud has that delightfully spectrum way of being all over the place, because I stutter, and get side tracked, and give small details, but getting told that I need to practice speaking to my CEO in a mirror and to read X self help book or use an AI (sidebar: ??!) to write dialogue for me to practice just really reinforces this constant idea in my head that I just fundamentally fucking suck as a person

[interiorlulus]

Finally replied to the email. Currently feeling like a prey animal being stalked.