• Become a confident, masterful public speaker
  
  
• What makes one a great speaker?
  
  
• Transforming nervous energy into enthusiasm
  
  
• Recognizing the three types of speeches and when each is appropriate
  
  
• Exploring and developing strategies and models for becoming more skilled at impromptu speaking
  
  
• The high costs of poor public speaking

• Develop memory techniques that minimize “stage fright”
  
  

• Keeping your cool when responding to hard questions, emotionally sensitive

  situations or public criticism - tactics you need to know
  
  

• Learn how to project confidence in front of an audience
  
  
• How to respond professionally to criticism during a presentation
  
  
• Avoiding the long ‘goodbye’
  
  

MEMORY FOR MANAGEMENT

• Conduct better interviews without notes
  
  
• Make a more powerful impression at meetings and presentations
  
  
• Develop laser-like focus and concentration
  
• The power of the ‘peg system’
  
• Develop memory techniques that minimize "stage fright"
  
• What is the ‘mental slap,’ and why it is essential
  
  
• Remember numbers without time-consuming repetition
  
  
• Razor-sharpen your business edge: Remembering prices, financial data, stock quotes, etc.
  
  
• Apply the proven 7 step system for remembering names and faces
  
• Enhance your image as a professional
  
  
• How to project confidence and professionalism in any speaking situation
  
• Cure absentmindedness forever!

MASTERING THE MANUSCRIPT SPEECH

• When the manuscript speech is your only option
  
  
• The essential steps in preparing the manuscript speech
  
  
• Choosing the appropriate structure
  
  
• Utilizing the ‘peg system’
  
  
• Working with a teleprompter
  
  
• Why the first three minutes are critical
  
  
• Develop memory techniques that minimize “stage fright”
  
  
• How the body file’ system can help with a short address
  
  
• Learn to maintain control of your emotions no matter how tense the situation
  
  
• Achieving a positive first impression
  
  
  

IMPROMPTU SPEAKING OF THE FIRST KIND

• The steps in preparing speeches of the ‘first kind’ 
  
  
• What you can learn from Mark Twain and George Carlin!
  
  
• Become a more confident speaker by learning to deliver presentations without written notes
  
  
• Utilizing powerful templates to for ensuring success 
  
  

• Conduct better interviews without notes
  
  
• Delivering a eulogy
  
  
• Association and imagination
  
  
• Focusing on what your audience wants to know rather than on yourself
  
  
• How to prepare for an ‘off-the-cuff’ speech

• The essential difference between impromptu speaking of the first kind and impromptu speaking of the second kind
  
  
• Speaking at weddings, Christenings, Bar Mitzvahs, etc. 
  
  
• Speaking at a colleague’s retirement party – A case study
  
  
• How the ‘PREP’ template can ensure success

• Using both the right and left sides of the brain
  
  
• Position: The starting point 
  
  
• Only have two minutes to prepare – get ‘FAT’
  
  
• Dealing with speaker anxiety
  
  
• Please - no excuses