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Get excited with I have a dream, then carry your excitement... And Then Some! Learn about myths, speech speed, and simply speaking well. Fear and/or phobia of public speaking? We have you covered. Watch the videos, learn, have fun, and find your favorite!

PublicSpeakingRules.com is website devoted to public speaking. The site has tips, techniques, and strategies that are the fundamentals necessary for giving GREAT public speeches.

Videos: Click the links below
> Public Speaking Rules! - All you need for a GREAT speech - Book introduction by Richard L. Weaver II, PhD
> Speech Speed vs. Thought Speed
> Stand up, Speak well
> Ten Myths of Public Speaking
> The Curse of Knowledge
> Fears and Phobias of Public Speaking
> And Then Some Speech
> Martin Luther King Jr. - I have a dream

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	Public Speaking Rules! All you need for a GREAT speech Video info: Public Speaking Rules! book introduction by author Richard L. Weaver II, PhD In this book are tips, techniques, and strategies that are the fundamentals necessary for giving GREAT public speeches. The information is easy to use and understand because of it's practical, straightforward, hands-on approach. Turn public speaking into Public Speaking Rules!


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	Speech Speed vs. Thought Speed Video info: It doesn't come as a surprise that you think faster than you speak. Everyone does. Research has demonstrated that most people think at about 600 words per minute or greater but speak at only about 150 to 200 words per minute. This fact, however, has tremendous influence on both the effectiveness of speakers and the ability of listeners. When listeners’ thoughts run well beyond the words heard, it could be that all the time and preparation that speakers put into their speeches would fall of deaf ears.


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	Stand up, Speak well Video info: When I took my first speech class, it was an actress in my class who told me how to overcome my nervousness. She said, don't think of yourself as someone giving a speech. Instead, think of yourself as an actor delivering the speech. What this does is to allow us to step outside of ourselves and to be someone else — what actors must do. When you're someone else, you are no longer nervous, since its no longer you. So, the first thing to do is think of yourself as an actor on the stage.


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	Ten Myths of Public Speaking Video info: Having taught public speaking for close to thirty years, I have had the opportunity to hear and debunk most of the myths surrounding the subject. When you hear weak or bad public speeches, often belief in these myths is directly responsible. It isn't the myths themselves that present the problem, it is the result of belief in them — the speeches themselves — that is problematic.


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	The Curse of Knowledge Video info: The "curse of knowledge" has several important implications for public speakers. First, as you plan and prepare you speech, put yourself in your listeners' position. Second, ask yourself, "Knowing what my listeners know, how much research do I need to support the points of my speech?" Third, what types of evidence are likely to most effective? Understanding the "curse of knowledge" will help you answer questions, guide your research, turning your next speech... into a GREAT public speech!


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	Fears and Phobias of Public Speaking Video info: How do you overcome the fear of public speaking? You start with learning the basic fundamentals of giving a GREAT speech. Learn the basics so you are prepared, in turn, building a foundation of confidence you need for public speaking. Before giving a speech, a little anxiety is normal; however, everyone is different and there is no one cure-all to conquer true fears and phobias. Get the fundamentals down and then discover what your true fear is.


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	And Then Some Speech: Richard L Weaver II, PhD Video info: The "And Then Some" philosophy is a simple "life enhancement tool" that when applied personally can help focus, motivate, and enrich your life. No matter what your beliefs, no matter at what stage of life you are, and no matter where you are in this world, with the confidence of "And Then Some" you no longer need to accept the "status quo." This philosophy will reduce your apprehension of the "unknown," and it will motivate you to learn, experience, develop, and grow with the wonderful, natural side effect of helping others.


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	Martin Luther King, Jr. "I have a dream" speech Video info: King's I Have a Dream speech given on August 28, 1963.


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