Talks On Talking
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A TALK TO PREACHERS
The aim of one who would interpret literature to others, by means of the speaking voice, should be first to assimilate its spirit. There can be no worthy or adequate rendering of a great poem or prose...
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The aim of one who would interpret literature to others, by means of the speaking voice, should be first to assimilate its spirit. There can be no worthy or adequate rendering of a great poem or prose...
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CARE OF THE SPEAKER’S THROAT
The throat as a vital part of the public speaker’s work in speaking is worthy of the greatest care and consideration. It is surprising that so little attention is given to vocal hygiene, when it...
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The throat as a vital part of the public speaker’s work in speaking is worthy of the greatest care and consideration. It is surprising that so little attention is given to vocal hygiene, when it...
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CONVERSATION AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
The ideal style of public speaking is, with very little modification, the ideal of good conversation. The practical age in which we live demands a colloquial rather than an oratorical style of public ...
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The ideal style of public speaking is, with very little modification, the ideal of good conversation. The practical age in which we live demands a colloquial rather than an oratorical style of public ...
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DO’S FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Be prepared. Begin slowly. Be modest. Speak distinctly. Address all your hearers. Be uniformly courteous. Prune your sentences. Cultivate mental alertness. Conceal your method. Be scrupulousl...
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Be prepared. Begin slowly. Be modest. Speak distinctly. Address all your hearers. Be uniformly courteous. Prune your sentences. Cultivate mental alertness. Conceal your method. Be scrupulousl...
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DON’TS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Don’t rant. Don’t prate. Don’t fidget. Don’t flatter. Don’t declaim. Don’t be glib. Don’t hesitate. Don’t be nasal. Don’t apologize. Don&...
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Don’t rant. Don’t prate. Don’t fidget. Don’t flatter. Don’t declaim. Don’t be glib. Don’t hesitate. Don’t be nasal. Don’t apologize. Don&...
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HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC - Part 1
There are two essential qualifications for making an effective public speech. First, having something worth-while to say. Second, knowing how to say it. The first qualification implies a judicious ...
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There are two essential qualifications for making an effective public speech. First, having something worth-while to say. Second, knowing how to say it. The first qualification implies a judicious ...
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HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC - Part 2
The next day after the speech had been delivered, Edward Everett, the trained and polished orator, said that he would have been content to have made in his oration of two hours the impression which Li...
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The next day after the speech had been delivered, Edward Everett, the trained and polished orator, said that he would have been content to have made in his oration of two hours the impression which Li...
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HOW TO TELL A STORY
Someone has wittily said that only those in their anecdotage should tell stories. De Quincey wanted all story-tellers to be submerged in a horse-pond, or treated in the same manner as mad dogs. But st...
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Someone has wittily said that only those in their anecdotage should tell stories. De Quincey wanted all story-tellers to be submerged in a horse-pond, or treated in the same manner as mad dogs. But st...
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Introduction
Good conversation implies naturalness, spontaneity, and sincerity of utterance. It is not advisable, therefore, to lay down arbitrary rules to govern talking, but it is believed that the suggestions o...
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Good conversation implies naturalness, spontaneity, and sincerity of utterance. It is not advisable, therefore, to lay down arbitrary rules to govern talking, but it is believed that the suggestions o...
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MEN AND MANNERISMS
There is a story of a politician who had acquired a mannerism of fingering a button on his coat while talking to an audience. On one occasion some friends surreptitiously cut the particular button off...
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There is a story of a politician who had acquired a mannerism of fingering a button on his coat while talking to an audience. On one occasion some friends surreptitiously cut the particular button off...
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PHRASES FOR TALKERS
It is said of Macaulay that he never allowed a sentence to pass muster until it was as good as he could make it. He would write and rewrite, and even construct a paragraph or a whole chapter, in order...
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It is said of Macaulay that he never allowed a sentence to pass muster until it was as good as he could make it. He would write and rewrite, and even construct a paragraph or a whole chapter, in order...
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POINTS FOR SPEAKERS
As far as possible avoid the following hackneyed phrases: I rise with diffidence Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking By a happy stroke of fate It becomes my painful duty In the last analysis ...
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As far as possible avoid the following hackneyed phrases: I rise with diffidence Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking By a happy stroke of fate It becomes my painful duty In the last analysis ...
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PRACTICAL HINTS FOR SPEAKERS
Cultivate as the most desirable thoughts those which are definite, clear, deep, logical, profound, strong, precise, impressive, original, significant, explicit, luminous, positive, suggestive, compreh...
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Cultivate as the most desirable thoughts those which are definite, clear, deep, logical, profound, strong, precise, impressive, original, significant, explicit, luminous, positive, suggestive, compreh...
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TALKERS AND TALKING
Conversation is not a verbal nor vocal contest, but a mutual meeting of minds. It is not a monologue, but a reciprocal exchange of ideas. There are cardinal rules which everyone should observe in con...
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Conversation is not a verbal nor vocal contest, but a mutual meeting of minds. It is not a monologue, but a reciprocal exchange of ideas. There are cardinal rules which everyone should observe in con...
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TALKING IN SALESMANSHIP
The salesman depends for his success primarily upon his talking ability. Obviously, what he offers for sale must have intrinsic merit, and he should possess a thorough knowledge of his wares. But in ...
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The salesman depends for his success primarily upon his talking ability. Obviously, what he offers for sale must have intrinsic merit, and he should possess a thorough knowledge of his wares. But in ...
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